KNAC, the renowned rock radio station on the west coast, gained global fame for showcasing emerging bands before they became stars, leading to their t-shirts being worn by famous acts and featured in music magazines. However, the station's sudden sale in 1998 marked the end of an era in hard rock music, as the rise of grunge and alternative music shifted the industry landscape. Similarly, other stations across the country faced changes as new music trends emerged, such as the influence of Appalachia on the east coast.

With the advent of the internet in the mid-90s, traditional media faced a significant challenge, paving the way for independent initiatives like the revival of KNAC as an online radio station in 1998. To celebrate this new chapter, KNAC released a new batch of their iconic t-shirts - now globally accessible "on the net"

This black, preshrunk t-shirt features the classic bold KNAC design in all caps, an iconic symbol playing part in embodying of the golden age of rock 'n roll, much like the mere mention of West Hollywood, the Sunset Strip or the Cow Palace. 

The Tultex jersey knit cotton fabric is thick and well-preserved, with a vibrant white print that has stood the test of time. The cut of this tee is straight, square cut and boxy, obvious designed for wear by men, it would make a great gift for anyone looking to add a vintage music t-shirt to their collection. Be sure to check the measurements provided for an accurate fit.

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