Guide to the Most Popular Radio Stations in Binghamton, New York
The Most Popular Radio Stations in Binghamton, New York
New Rock.
For the latest in great new rock, Binghamton's choice is 92.5 WKGB FM where you'll hear Nirvana, Candle-box, Nickelback, and Pearl Jam just to name a few. (http://www.925kgb.com). Tune in each weekday morning from 6am to 10am and listen to Jim Free & Tom "The Electrician" in their morning show "The Freezone". Those guys will keep you entertained with the area's greatest new rock, contests, and relentless humor and wit all while giving you the latest traffic updates and news.
As far as classic rock, you can hear Rush, Lynard Skynard, Molly Hatchet, Blue Oyster Cult, Kansas and The Scorpions among others on 99.1 WAAL FM The Wale (http://www.991thewhale.com). Monday through Friday, wake up with The Whale Morning Crew Steve, Kathy and Big Wally. Tune in each weekday morning from 5am to 9am for all the news, traffic, laughs and great classic rock you need to start off on another great day.
If you're looking for some of the latest pop music, you're likely hear artists like Ryan Cabrera, Gavin DeGraw
,Maroon 5, Rob Thomas, Michelle Branch and Blink 182 among others on STAR FM 1057 WMRV 105.7 FM. (http://www.wmrv.com). Keep yourself entertained with The Louie G Show With Lori. Every weekday Louie G and Lori have brain teasers with "Too Tough Trivia". "Game Show Wednesday" is your chance to win some great prizes. It's the battle of the sexes with "Gender Bender" on Friday. All of this, with weather, traffic updates, news and showbiz news with a bit of Hollywood hype.
Another choice for today's pop music is WILD 104 FM at 104.1 FM (http://www.wild104fm.com). You're bound to hear some Eminem, some Nelly, more melodic artists like Train and Avril Lavinge. On weekday mornings from 5:30am to 10am you can listen to "The Morning Mess" with Riley and Kirsten. Together they will play the hottest new music, entertain you with their personalities along with some great contests, trivia, news and traffic updates during the week. Listing to these two, it sounds like they really enjoy their job. Their positive moods combined are bound to rub off on you and who can't use a bit of that at the beginning of the day?
If you're interested in the current news and enjoy talk radio, check out WYOS-AM located at 1360 AM. You'll be able to stay abreast on current events as well as hear commentary from a variety of people. You'll be able to stay abreast on current events as well as hear commentary from a variety of people. Check them out at (http://www.wnbf.com). Doug Stephan will deliver the news and discuss with listeners and guests current events every weekday morning from 5am to 9am. Other WYOS radio personalities will be on as well during the week along with various syndicated radio shows. WYOS will make sure you stay up to date on all the latest news.
Do you like Country Music? If so, you're limited to only one in Binghamton. It's 98.1 WHWK FM The Hawk (http://www.981thehawk.com). There you'll hear the hottest new country music such as Toby Keith, Gretchen Wilson, or Brad Paisley among others. Each weekday morning from 5:30am to 10am, listen to "The Breakfast Flakes" with Glen and Kristie. Plenty of contests, humor tied in with the latest news and traffic updates, backed up with the hottest new country music.
So keep these radio stations in mind when in the Binghamton, New York area. I am sure that you're bound to find at least one to suit your style and taste. Go ahead, crank it up.
Published by Karl Withakay
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Post a CommentWhich is the most popular radio station in Binghamton?
WAAL and WBBI are great if you want to hear the same 400-500 classic rock songs day after day after day after day. Their playlists could fit on an MP3 player, with room to spare.
WAAL hasn't changed its core playlist in 15-20 years. Occasionally it will add songs, but thats mostly because 2-3 times a year, they run a weekly program called "Classic Rock from A to Z", and you will hear obscure songs from popular artists, as well as some lesser groups from the 70's and 80's (Trooper, Slade, Jay Ferguson, etc). Response to this program has been encouraging, so I can't figure out why they don't incorporate more songs into their playlist.
WBBI does get into more modern "classic rock", and slightly edgier music (Metallica, Iron Maiden), but (like WAAL), it also sticks to the core groups/songs: Skynyrd, Stones, Who, Rush, Van Halen, Mellencamp, Steve Miller, Neil Young, Pink Floyd, Doobies, Boston, Styx, Kansas, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, .38 Special, etc.
A small-medium market like Bi
lets not to forget the public stations 91.5 (jazz and NPR) and 89.3 (NPR and classical). it would be a shame to also not mention the Binghamton University station, on 90.5