The Jim Rome Show

The Jim Rome Show is a sports radio talk show based in Los Angeles, and hosted by Jim Rome. It airs three hours live each weekday from 9am to 12pm Pacific time. It has been syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, the programming arm of Clear Channel Communications, since 1996, and can be heard on more than 180 radio stations in the United States and Canada.

Tour Stops

Rome is also known for his many "Tour Stops." The Tour Stop is a limited access (because of the ticket required) show, often with sports related guests and surprises. Multiple times throughout the year, Rome will reward a syndication city that has been providing him with great takes with a Tour Stop. These events are often held in stadiums, parks, or other large venues. The tickets are normally free. Clones are known to travel to a Tour Stop from across the country instead of waiting for one in their town. A running joke with the show is that clones in Rochester, New York (one of Jim's original four affiliate cities) have begged for a Tour Stop since the day their station began airing the show; although Rome says that someday "Crapchester" may get a tour stop, he usually teases the city by saying they may have won a tour stop - only to give it to another city.

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Stadium - Rochester, New York

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• Tour Stop : January, 1997 at Green Bay
• Tour Stop : October 24, 1998 at Sam Houston Race Park, Houston
• Tour Stop : 1998 at Phoenix
• Tour Stop : October 9, 1999 at Cleveland
• Tour Stop : June 10, 2000 at Blossom Music Center, Cleveland
• Tour Stop 22 : September 16, 2000 at Minute Maid Park, Houston
• Tour Stop : July 28, 2001 at Dunn Tire Park, Buffalo
• Tour Stop 26 : June 8, 2002 at Kansas City
• Tour Stop 27 : July 20, 2002 at Denver
• Tour Stop 28 : September 21, 2002 at Arco Arena, Sacramento
• Tour Stop 29 : December 7, 2002 at Alliant Energy Center, Madison
• Tour Stop 30 : May 10, 2003 at Cintas Center, Cincinnati
• Tour Stop 31 : July 26, 2003 at The Palace of Auburn Hills, Detroit
• Tour Stop 32 : September 21, 2003 at Dell Diamond, Austin
• Tour Stop 33 : May 15, 2004 at Journal Pavilion, Albuquerque
• Tour Stop 34 : October 12, 2004 at Cleveland