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BIG 105.9 has broadcast classic rock to South Florida since the mid-1990s, on a signal dating back to 1960, anchored by Paul Castronovo's morning show running continuously since 1990.
CHLQ 93.1, long known as Q93, has broadcast classic and mainstream rock from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island since 1982, rebranding to Max 93.1 in 2022.
ROCK FM, formerly Regenbogen 2, broadcasts an all-rock format from Mannheim across southwest Germany, having rebranded in 2024 after listeners tired of playing second fiddle in name only.
TMB The Musical Box has been Argentina's dedicated progressive and symphonic rock program since June 1994, known for exclusive interviews with genre legends and a Saturday night show still running decades later.
Virgin Radio Classic Rock is the web-only spinoff of Virgin Radio Italia, the Mediaset-owned station that launched nationwide in 2007 with a Joey Ramone cover, later splitting into decade-specific channels including this one in 2010.
Virgin Radio Switzerland carries a rock format born from Richard Branson's 1993 UK launch, licensed into a Zurich station that started life as one half of a two-station bet before absorbing its own sister brand.
Radio Energy Cugir broadcasts local pop, rock and Romanian folk music into a Transylvanian town whose real global reputation rests on a 225-year-old metalworks and arms factory.
GotRadio - The 60s streams British Invasion, Motown and psychedelic rock as part of a California internet radio network that Val Starr built in 2003 out of two decades in the independent music business.
Rádio Ziggy The Beatles is a single-artist tribute channel from Varginha, Brazil, broadcasting from the small Ziggy network in a city better known worldwide for the 1996 Varginha UFO incident.
De Tijdloze grew out of Studio Brussel's Tijdloze 100, an annual listener-voted countdown running since 1987, before VRT turned three decades of results into a full-time digital station in 2018, complete with the sole Belgian track ever to top the list, Gorki's "Mia."
Rockstar is Media One Group's all-digital rock station out of Geneva, part of an eight-station Swiss portfolio that dropped DAB+ terrestrial broadcasting in February 2026 to continue as a pure online stream.
Freakquency is a Recklinghausen-based laut.fm station built on one DJ's 53 years of record collecting, running classic rock, Americana and psychedelic rock across named shows since 2009.
