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About Rock FM 97.4
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Rock FM is owned by Bauer Radio Ltd., Lancashire related part of Bauer's Hits Radio Network, and member of the Planet Radio station fleet. Rock FM has 182.000 weekly listeners in the UK.
Rock FM broadcasts from Preston to the territory of Lancashire, and despite its name, Rock FM is not a rock genre specialized radio, but as the Hits Radio Network’s radios generally, mainly mainstream music fills up the playlist. The daily schedule is partly networked programming from Bauer's Hits Radio Network.
Local news and weather reports keep the listeners updated, and good-tempered talk-shows with presenters keep the atmosphere cheerful in daytime besides the non-stop flowing pop hits from the last 15 years.
Rock FM wakes up in homely atmosphere as the married couple of Steve and Janine Marsh sets the vibes of the early hours on weekdays between 6am and 10am.
On Sundays "The UK Chart Show" is broadcasted from 4pm to 7pm, which is Bauer's own, brand-new chart show led by Sarah-Jane Crawford, with the hottest 30 songs.
Check below the player Rock FM 2, which is Rock FM's sister station of "The Greatest Hits for Lancashire".
Rock FM music genre: pop
Rock FM slogan: "The Biggest Hits"
Rock FM availability: Rock FM is available on the traditional analogue radio on 97.4 FM in Lancashire - Preston and Blackpool, and available on the digital solutions, for example as online radio stream without area restrictions.
DAB Digital Radio: Rock FM
Rock FM is owned by Bauer Radio Ltd., Lancashire related part of Bauer's Hits Radio Network, and member of the Planet Radio station fleet. Rock FM has 182.000 weekly listeners in the UK.
Rock FM broadcasts from Preston to the territory of Lancashire, and despite its name, Rock FM is not a rock genre specialized radio, but as the Hits Radio Network’s radios generally, mainly mainstream music fills up the playlist. The daily schedule is partly networked programming from Bauer's Hits Radio Network.
Local news and weather reports keep the listeners updated, and good-tempered talk-shows with presenters keep the atmosphere cheerful in daytime besides the non-stop flowing pop hits from the last 15 years.
Rock FM wakes up in homely atmosphere as the married couple of Steve and Janine Marsh sets the vibes of the early hours on weekdays between 6am and 10am.
On Sundays "The UK Chart Show" is broadcasted from 4pm to 7pm, which is Bauer's own, brand-new chart show led by Sarah-Jane Crawford, with the hottest 30 songs.
Check below the player Rock FM 2, which is Rock FM's sister station of "The Greatest Hits for Lancashire".
Rock FM music genre: pop
Rock FM slogan: "The Biggest Hits"
Rock FM availability: Rock FM is available on the traditional analogue radio on 97.4 FM in Lancashire - Preston and Blackpool, and available on the digital solutions, for example as online radio stream without area restrictions.
DAB Digital Radio: Rock FM
Contacts
E-mail: Kirsty.Quigley[kukac]rockfm.co.uk
Postal address: Rock FM, St. Paul’s Square, Preston, PR1 1XA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0177 247 7700 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)
SMS: 63103 - Please start your message with “ROCK”
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/974rockfm
Twitter: https://twitter.com/974rockfm
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/974rockfm
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/rockfm974
Website: https://planetradio.co.uk/rock-fm
Frequency: Lancashire - Preston and Blackpool - 97.4 FM
Postal address: Rock FM, St. Paul’s Square, Preston, PR1 1XA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0177 247 7700 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)
SMS: 63103 - Please start your message with “ROCK”
(Get informed by your network provider about SMS service costs)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/974rockfm
Twitter: https://twitter.com/974rockfm
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/974rockfm
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/rockfm974
Website: https://planetradio.co.uk/rock-fm
Frequency: Lancashire - Preston and Blackpool - 97.4 FM
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Here’s how the schedule looks each weekday in England:...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 06.01.2019
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Bauer is to broadcast its own chart show each Sunday afternoon following its decision to drop the Official Big Top 40 from Global. The UK Chart Show will broadcast every Sunday 4pm till 7pm with Sarah Jane Crawford across the Hits Radio Network from this Sunday, 6th January 2019.
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