Tag: Rock Radio
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Superadio Networks to Syndicate ‘The Heidi & Frank Show’
"Superadio will handle national syndication and ad sales for the morning program."
Why Bad Marriage’s Latest Album Proves Classic Guitar Rock Isn’t Done Yet
"It’s east coast attitude with a splash of west coast sleaze. The title track has just entered the Billboard rock charts at #24, and the band’s energetic live performances are gaining fans of all ages."
Why Classic Rock Radio Should Embrace the Creative Chaos March Madness Provides
Classic Rock/Hits radio stations are arguably ahead of many other brands because we already know what the consumers want from us.
How Crash Leans on His Passion for Radio in Growing Community at 98ROCK Tampa Bay
"We want to keep everybody positive. Hopefully they'll remember something we said that brightens their day."
Why Rock Radio Needs to Stop Ghosting The Audience
Just because a brand has a table — a website, app, and social pages accessible on phones — it doesn't mean they're really meeting the audience on their turf.
How the Supergroup Is Returning to Classic Rock in 2026
"Classic rock artists in particular are finding both creativity and comfort playing with “their friends.” There are some really solid bands emerging because of this."
What Those Who Knew Uncle Joe Benson Best Learned From a Classic Rock Legend
"The biggest impact on me was his relationship with the audience. Joe helped me understand that to really know your listeners, you needed to become their friend, because that is who you are talking to every day."
98 Rock Adds Priestly To Weekend Lineup
"98Rock rolled out the red carpet and had me on this morning to announce my Homecoming! Back on FM on the legendary 98 Rock Baltimore!"
The Two Nielsen Numbers That Should Be Running Radio (But Aren’t)
Both metrics have value, and it's easy to see why they can cause sleepless nights — or even celebrations at the pub.
How ‘Free Beer and Hot Wings’ Built Community by Not Following the Rulebook
"We saw other shows chase after big markets, and get their opportunity. Then hit a bad situation and get kicked to the curb. That wasn’t what we wanted."