TEST DRIVE Radio Request Master List
TEST DRIVE Radio Request Master List
(Stations in bold have the highest listener counts of all Top 40 hit music stations in the US)
~If you are not sure what this is about please read this post~
Alabama-
97.5 WABB (251-438-9736 or 1-800-678-9736 )
Alaska- 1
01.3 KGOT (907-258-5468)
Arizona-
(Flagstaff): KQST 102.9 FM (928-634-2910)
(Tucson): KRQQ 93.7FM (520-880-5000)
Arkansas-
Power 95.9 (870-773-1025)
California- (LA):
KIIS-FM-102.7 (1-800-520-1027 or online: http://www.mediabase.com/mmrweb/7/stationplaylistrequest.asp?c_let=kiis-FM)(EDIT: On Air with Ryan Seacrest - in order to call ON AIR it's automated so you push a number and then leave your request (877-811-7926) or you can text your request to 1-877-284-0326 or email it to at40 here http://www.at40.com/songrequest)
Power 106/105.9 (818-520-1059)
My FM 104.3 (866-544-6936)
KGGI 99.1 (call or txt)(909-918-6123)
AMP Radio 97.1 FM (1-877-971-4487 or online: http://amp.radio.com)
Colorado- 9
6.1 KISS FM (877-498-9600)
Connecticut-
KC 101.3 (203-248-8814)( This is the ‘business’ line but it seems people use this number for requests)
Delaware- (Wilmington):
WSTW 93.7FM (302-478-1010 or 800-544-9370)
Florida-
(Miami): WHYI 100.7 (1-866-645-9100)
(Key West): WEOW 92.7 FM (305-296-7511)
Georgia-
(Carolina): HOT981(866-639-4689)
WWWQ 99.7FM (404-741-7100)
(Atlanta/Carolina): Hot981 (866) 639-4689
(Atlanta/Athens): PowerAthens100: (706) 549-6222
Hawaii-
Power 104.3 (808-296-1043)
102.7 Da Bomb (808-296-1027)
Idaho- K
ZMG 93.1FM (208-336-3670)
Illinois-
(Chicago): 93.9 Lite FM ( http://www.litefm.com/pages/requestsong.html?feed=118262&article=7743958)
103.5 Kiss FM (http://www.1035kissfm.com/pages/contactKiss.html?feed=117723&article=6895796) WCGI-FM 1075 (312-591-1075)
Indiana-
(Indianapolis/Speedway): WNOU 100.9FM (317-236-9357)
Iowa- (
Des Moines): KKDM 107.5FM (http://www.kiss1075.com/cc-common/mainheadlines2.html?feed=110134&article=6107803)
Kansas-
(Wichita/Derby): KZCH 96.3FM (316-436-1-963)
Kentucky-
(Frankfort/ Lexington/ Fayette): WLKT 104.5FM (859-422-1000)
Louisiana- (
New Orleans): WEZB 97.1FM (504-260-9797 or 888-340-9797)
Maine-
WJBQ 97.9FM (207-775-7979)
Maryland-
(Washington DC):
HOTT 99.5 (1-877- 995-4681)(99.5 doesn't work well in all parts of MD - it cuts out just sayin' you get best reception for it in Washington DC/Metro area only)
(Baltimore): Baltimore: z104.3: (410) 481-1043
Massachusetts-
(Boston): KISS108 FM (http://www.kiss108.com/pages/requests/index.html)
Michigan-
(Detroit): WKQI 95.5FM (313-298-9595)
Minnesota-
(Minneapolis): KDWB 101.3FM (651-989-5392)
Mississippi-
(Jackson): WYOY 101.7FM (601-956-0102)
Missouri-
(Kansas City): KMXV 93.3FM (816-576-7093 or 816-753-4000)
Montana-
(Billings): KRSQ (406-238-1000)
Nebraska-
(Omaha): KQCH 94.1FM (402-938-9400)
Nevada- (Las Vegas):
98.5 KLUC (702-364-9898)
97.5 KVEG (702-364-9898)
New Hampshire- (
Concord): WJYY 105.5FM (888-817-1055)
New Jersey-
(Newark/New York): WHTZ 100.3FM (800-242-0100)
New Mexico-
(Albuquerque/Santa Fe): KKOB 93.3FM (505-767-9144)
New York- (NY):
Z100 (http://www.z100.com/pages/info/request.html)
WHTZ 100.3FM (800-242-0100)
North Carolina- (
Charlotte): WNKS 95.1FM (704-570-9595)(This is a ‘studio’ line)
North Dakota-
(Fargo): WDAY 93.7FM (701-237-5346)
Ohio-
(Akron / Cleveland): KISS FM/WAKS (216-578-9650)
Oklahoma-
(OK City): KJYO 102.7FM (405-460-1027)
Oregon-
(Portland): KKRZ 1003FM (503-460-0100 or 888-483-0100)
Pennsylvania-(Philadelphia):
99FM (800)669-9936
WRDW 96.5FM (215-263-9650)
Q102 (http://www.q102.com/pages/info/request.html)
Rhode Island-
(Providence): WPRO 92.3 FM (401-433-4200)
South Carolina-
(Columbia): WNOK 104.7 FM (803-978-1047 or 803-978-9665)
South Dakota-
(Sioux Falls): KKLS 104.7FM (605-361-5557)
Tennessee-
(Middleton): WYDL 100.7 FM (662-396-9453)
Texas-
KRBE104.1 (713)390-5723
The Buzz 96.5 (713)212-5965
(Houston) HOT 95.7 (713-390-5957)
Utah-
(Salt Lake City): KZHT 97.1 FM (801-570-1971)
Vermont-
(Rutland): WZRT 97.1 FM (802-775-9467)
Virginia-
(Richmond): WRVQ 94.5 FM (804-474-0000)
Washington-
(Tacoma): KBKS 106.1 FM (888-343-1061)
(Seattle): KFFM 107.3 (509-972-1073)
West Virginia-
(Morgantown): WVAQ 101.9 FM (304-296-0029)
Wisconsin-
(Green Bay): WIXX 101.1FM (920-406-1011)
Wyoming-
(Casper): KTRS 104.7 FM (307-266-5252)
*Star Radio (http://www.star-radio.net/) is a leader in Top 40 online radio. I personally can’t find anywhere to request music there, but we should keep an eye out to see if TEST DRIVE makes it onto a broadcast.
*The term ‘Top 40 station' means that station plays current and recurrent songs that are popular as determined by the Top 40 charts. The Top 40 is a music industry shorthand for the currently most-popular songs in a particular genre. When used without qualification, it typically refers to the best-selling or most frequently broadcast popular music songs of the previous week.
*Stations listed in bold should be our general focus, with KIIS-FM-102.7 in LA being the main target. Ryan Seacrest's show is number one in all of the US and has 20 million plus listeners world wide. It is crucial that we get TEST DRIVE to be played on his show. Also, if you have twitter (which, come on, you know all us loyal subjects got one!) you can tweet to Ryan during his show, or whenever really, about the song (twitter.com/#!/RyanSeacrest)(@OnAirWithRyan).
*Carson Daly is on at 6am-10am mon-fri on AMP Radio 97.1 FM in LA. This time slot should be the peek request time for this station. His morning show gets an average of 2 million listeners (half of which are adults 18-34 in age), making it #3 in all of LA.
Thanks so much for everyone that supplied information! If you know of a radio station that you want me to add to the list, please comment in this post with all the info you know. Remember, we're looking for major plublicity, so if you know a smaller station more local to you, we will depend on you to make requests to that radio station as you see fit. And any suggestions for this project are welcome because there's always room for improvement! Spread this around as much as possible! It'd be ideal to have at least one fan in every state participating, wouldn't it?
(yokumiz! I wanted to post this asap, so if you think anything should be done differently just let me know and we can work on it!)