Tragic loss: FM4 moderator John Megill died at the age of 51

Tragic loss: FM4 moderator John Megill died at the age of 51

The Austrian radio presenter and musician John Megill surprisingly died on Sunday at the age of 51. As a popular voice of the FM4 "Morning Show" and host of the iconic Sunday show "Sunny Side Up", it was a fixture on the radio for many. Megill, born in Quebec City and living in Vienna since the 1980s, knew how to skillfully combine Canadian nonchalance and the Viennese abdication. His career began in the music scene, where he taught himself to play the guitar at the age of 12 and later worked as a record store employee and at Virgin Megastore. As Today. "Best International Radio Show" received at the International Radio Festival in Zurich.

The grief for John Megill shaked the radio world. He was not only an extraordinary moderator, but also a talented DJ and passionate musician. His album "Girls" was released in 2013, and his single "Anna Come Take My Hand" was released in 2007 on the FM4 Sound Selection. According to fm4.orf.at Megill leaves a gap to this day. His unconventional way of asking questions and having spontaneous conversations often created unforgettable radio moments. Megill's ability to combine stories and music made him a unique talent that captivated and entertained the listeners.

His return to Canada in 2019 was an important step that he connected to the loss of the familiar Viennese environment. Despite his absence of FM4, his spirit remains alive and shapes the memories of many who worked with him. In many ways, it remains a symbol of the creative power and the enthusiasm of a moderator who always challenged and pleased his audience.