DXYS

This article is about the radio station in Davao City. For the radio station in Manila, see DWYS.

DXYS (Easy Rock Davao)

Davao City
Broadcast area	Davao Region
Frequency	105.1 MHz
Branding	105.1 Easy Rock Davao
Programming
Format	Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock
Affiliations	Easy Rock Network
Ownership
Owner	Manila Broadcasting Company (Cebu Broadcasting Company)
Sister stations	Aksyon Radyo 855 Davao, DZRH 1260 Davao, 90.7 Love Radio, DXBM-TV 33
History
First air date	1995 (as Showbiz Tsismis) 1999 (as YES! FM) July 1, 2009 (as Easy Rock)
Former call signs	DXTO (1995-1999) DXST (1999-2005)
Call sign meaning	DX YES! FM (former branding)
Technical information
Power	25,000 watts
ERP	42,000 watts
Links
Website	Easy Rock Davao

DXYS, broadcasting as 105.1 Easy Rock Davao, is a music FM radio station owned by Cebu Broadcasting Company and operated by its affiliate Manila Broadcasting Company under the Easy Rock Network. The station is currently broadcasting from Ground Floor, ATU Plaza Commercial Mall, Governor Duterte Street, Davao City and our transmitter located at MBC Compound, Broadcast Avenue, Shrine Hills, Matina, Davao City.

History

• In 1995, DXTO started its broadcast as 105.1 Showbiz Tsismis with simulcast live via satellite from Manila.
• In 1999, it changed its brand to 105.1 YES FM along with changing the callsign from DXTO to DXST. The station playing Hot AC and OPM format.
• In 2005, DXST changed its callsign to DXYS.
• On July 1, 2009, the station was reformatted as 105.1 Easy Rock. Its format with a soft rock and adult contemporary music.

Current DJs

• Rico Valentino
• Stephanie

Programs

• Remember Someone Today (Monday at 6AM to 7PM)
• All Day Easy (Tuesday-Thursday and Saturday at 6AM to 6PM)
• Lite All Nite (Everyday at 6PM to 6AM)
• Sunday Difference (Sunday at 6AM to 7PM)
• Friday Classics (Friday at 6AM to 7PM)
• Catch 22 Pilipinas (simulcast at Love Radio, Yes The Best, and Easy Rock stations nationwide)

Easy Rock stations

Main article: Easy Rock Network

Easy Rock is also broadcast to 9 provincial stations in the Philippines.

See also

• Manila Broadcasting Company - Parent Company of Cebu Broadcasting Company.