Retro 99

The station features music representing the essence of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, and beyond. It aims to appeal to listeners of all ages, from those in their twenties to those over fifty, emphasizing shared enjoyment of a unique era. The broadcaster highlights classic music selections and provides a platform for news updates related to music and entertainment. Recent news items include a report about David Gilmour’s decision to sell his instruments to benefit vulnerable people, speculation about Brian Johnson’s potential return to AC/DC, and Peter Jackson’s direction of a documentary about The Beatles’ “Let it be.” Phil Collins has re-released remastered versions of his live albums, *Serious hits… Live!* (1990) and *A hot night in Paris* (1999), available on CD and vinyl. The station’s programming includes news briefs covering events in the music world. A recent report detailed Ace Frehley’s dispute with his former bandmates in Kiss, stemming from comments made by Gene Simmons. Maroon 5’s performance at the Super Bowl halftime show also received coverage, alongside the Backstreet Boys’ scheduled appearance at the Viña del Mar festival after a 21-year absence. Featured tracks currently available for listening include “Venus” by Shocking Blue, “The Power of Love” by Huey Lewis And The News, and “Get Up” by Technotronic. The broadcaster encourages listeners to download its application to enjoy the music wherever they are. While specific historical milestones are not detailed on the website, the station’s focus on music from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s indicates a commitment to preserving and sharing music from those decades. The Backstreet Boys' previous performance at Viña del Mar, occurring 21 years ago during the peak of their career, is also referenced. Sting’s song “Every Breath You Take” is presented with the fact that it originated from a controversial romance. The station's content demonstrates a focus on both popular and noteworthy events within the music industry. The broadcaster maintains a presence on Facebook and encourages listener engagement through social media. A downloadable application is available for listeners to access the station's music on mobile devices. The website provides a contact section for inquiries and further interaction. The station’s content also includes information about Adam Levine’s performance at the Super Bowl and the racial controversy surrounding the event.