Studio Brussels Faces Major On-Air Shakeup
Popular Hosts Depart, Leaving Morning Slot Open
A wave of departures is reshaping the sound of Studio Brussels, as several prominent voices announce their exits. The changes signal a significant shift for the Belgian radio station and its listeners.
Key Personalities Say Goodbye
Xander De Rycke has left Studio Brussels, while Fien Germijns and Thibault Christiaensen are stepping down from their roles hosting the morning show. The departures mark the end of an era for the popular broadcasting team.
Xander De Rycke neemt afscheid van Studio Brussels, Fien Germijns en Thibault Christiaensen stoppen met hun ochtendshow https://t.co/q9wJq9q99w
— HLN (@hlnbe) May 16, 2024
“I decided to leave the channel slowly,”
—Xander De Rycke, via Het Nieuwsblad
The changes at Studio Brussels come as radio listenership evolves. According to a recent report by Statista, approximately 68% of Belgians aged 15-75 listen to the radio weekly, but digital streaming services are increasingly competing for audience attention. Statista Belgium Radio Reach 2024
The Future of the Morning Show
Fien Germijns and Thibault Christiaensen confirmed their departure from the morning show, leaving Studio Brussels to search for a new duo to fill the slot. The station is expected to announce replacements in the coming weeks, promising a different sound for listeners after the summer break.
Fien Germijns en Thibault Christiaensen stoppen ook met hun show: ‘Studio Brussels zal na de zomer heel anders klinken’ https://t.co/q9wJq9q99w
— There (@_therebe) May 16, 2024
The station has not yet revealed details about the future direction of the morning program, but officials have indicated a commitment to maintaining a high-quality and engaging listening experience.
Listeners can expect further updates on Studio Brussels’ programming changes in the near future as the station navigates this period of transition.
