Kane, the host of the radio show “The Kane Show,” passed away on May 1, 2020, due to a long-term illness.
Peter Deibler, known on-air as Kane, was a popular radio personality who hosted the syndicated morning show “The Kane Show” on HOT 99.5 in the Washington, D.C. area, along with other stations. His show was well-known for its mix of music, personal anecdotes, and listener interactions.
On May 1, 2020, Kane died at the age of 43. His death was confirmed by iHeartMedia, the parent company of HOT 99.5. The cause of death was reported as a long-term illness, which was not specified in the public statements. Kane had been absent from the airwaves for several weeks prior to his passing, leading to speculation among fans about his health.
Kane’s career in radio spanned over two decades, and he built a loyal following with his engaging personality and the show’s entertaining content. His death was met with an outpouring of grief from listeners and colleagues who remembered him for his contributions to radio and the joy he brought to his audience. Following his passing, tributes poured in, and the station aired a special memorial show to honor his legacy. Kane is survived by his family, including his two daughters, who were often mentioned on his show. His passing left a significant void in the radio community, and he is remembered for his impact on the industry and the connections he made with his listeners.