News items related to the Syracuse radio market. Counties: Madison, Onondaga, Oswego.
Looking for the 2010 lineup for K-Rockathon 15? Click here for coverage posted 6/7/2010. SYRACUSE -- Three Doors Down and Papa Roach are among what KROCK is calling the "strongest lineup the radio station has presented in its 14 years of putting on" the KROCKATHON. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, for the August 8th […]
Updated 6/1 at 8:15pm: SYRACUSE -- After camping out at the Carousel Center all weekend long, Hot 107.9 (WWHT) morning sidekick DeafGeoff raised thousands of dollars for the 17th Annual AIDS Walk/Run to benefit AIDS Community Resources.
SYRACUSE -- There are more and more online radio stations popping up across Central New York, giving listeners more avenues to hear the music of local artists, as well as other niches that would normally be too specific for traditional broadcast radio stations.
SYRACUSE - Is the federal economic stimulus package making a difference for Central New York? That'll be the focus of the next WRVO Community Forum on Monday in Syracuse. And you're invited to watch the discussion live in person, free of charge.
New York City-based personality Robin Marshall, who calls Syracuse's Lite Rock 105.9 (WLTI) the flagship station for her "Jayne" show, is picking up some steam in the affiliation game.
SYRACUSE -- The locally-owned "Love Radio" format is back on 105.1 (WVOA), following more than two weeks of dead air following the station's sale and the subsequent termination of Clear Channel's "Nova" Hot AC format.
SYRACUSE and UTICA-ROME -- No, they haven't flipped formats, and yes, they're still playing modern rock. The new "10:00 News" at Galaxy's KROCK stations (WKRL/WKRH/WKLL) is an hour-long showcase of new music every weeknight.
SYRACUSE and UTICA-ROME -- PD/air talent Ted Bradford has exited Galaxy's AC Sunny 102 (WZUN) in Syracuse and Hot AC Mix 102.5 (WUMX). Station management confirmed the change this morning, following the sudden removal of Bradford's bio from both station websites yesterday.
SYRACUSE -- There have been some changes in the weekend lineup at hot AC MOViN 100.3/96.5 (WOLF-FM/WWLF-FM). Instead of doing "mix shows" on both Friday and Saturday nights, the station has a new show called "MOViN' Decades" on Saturday nights.
SYRACUSE -- There's new information tonight on what's going on with that 105.1 signal that's been off the air since the station's sale from Aloha Stations Trust to Foxfur Communications closed on May 1st. Co-owner Sam Furco tells CNYRadio.com 105.1 will reclaim the WVOA call letters it held for 20 years.