WPAQ: Your Home For Bluegrass & Old-Time String Music!
Tune in online, or at 106.7 FM / 740 AM- On Groundhog Day, 1948 people living around Mount Airy, North Carolina tuned their radios to 740 on the AM dial. After months of anticipation and excitement, they heard the first radio station their area could call its own.
- WPAQ presents a combination of bluegrass, old time and gospel music, plus religious programs not too removed from the original 1948 offerings.
- Live music by local musicians is presented each Saturday on WPAQ’s Merry-Go-Round program.
Merry-Go-Round
Schedule
Live Radio Broadcast
Every Saturday from 11 am to 1:30 pm at the Historic Earle Theatre, Downtown Mount Airy, NC
What’s On Air Now? (and coming up)
Mountain Mid-Day
The Afternoon Show
Sundown Serenade – Big Band, World War II Era Music
What's New From WPAQ?
Mark your calendars for these upcoming events at Wildwood Farms General Store!We're excited about the upcoming cruise in season! We've missed you guys! Please make plans to attend and enjoy the amazing cars, trucks and other rides! We also have music jams from 2-4pm with the cruise ins. It's a great family atmosphere with kind, wonderful and fun people! We look forward to seeing you!
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We were so happy to have The Overmountain Boys make their Merry Go Round debut this past Saturday! #nextgenerationbluegrass
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We had a wonderful time this past Saturday with our Community Praise & Worship hour and The Overmountain Boys!
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The wait is over! Tonight (Saturday, March 28th) is the FREE Concert featuring Twin Creeks Stringband
Special Guests: NONE OF THE ABOVE
It will be Flatfootin' all night long!
Doors open at 5pm. Music starts at 6pm.
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Where Can You Hear Us?
10,000 Watts of AM Coverage – Listening tests indicate a receivable signal throughout area shown. Reports from many parts of North Carolina and Virginia, as well as from West Virginia and Tennessee, confirm the vast coverage of the WPAQ Clear Channel Signal. Station operates with one thousand Watts for approximately 1 ½ hours after sunrise and before sunset. (FM operates at full power 24 hours per day)
Listen Online
Click here to tune in from anywhere in the world!
Listen On FM Radio
Tune in at 106.7FM
Listen On AM Radio
Tune in at 740AM
