DKL Crooners

DKL Crooners streamt live aus Mulhouse, France, auf Tuninga Radio.

Dieser Radiosender ist spezialisiert auf Jazz, Top 40/CHR, Oldies, Variety, News-Musik.

The station offers a diverse range of musical programming, primarily focused on French and German music, alongside a selection of popular hits from various decades. Content includes dedicated programming for fans of 1980s music (DKL Flashback 80), 1960s music (DKL Années 60’), and 1970s music (DKL Années 70’). Disco music also features prominently with the DKL Disco segment. A segment dedicated to “Crooner” music is also available, alongside a program highlighting French songs (DKL 100% Chansons françaises) and German songs (DKL Dreyeckland chansons allemandes). The broadcaster also presents a segment titled “Vos plus belles chansons,” suggesting listener requests or curated selections. The station’s variety programming extends to include an “Après-ski” segment and a program called “Générations DKL.” The station’s programming extends beyond music, incorporating news and features. Pascal Kury, a journalist with the broadcaster, provides coverage of upcoming municipal elections, including candidate profiles. News segments, both regional and national, are a regular feature, with recent reports covering topics such as a suspected assault in Guebwiller and concerns regarding colorectal cancer screening rates. A podcast series, “L’instant Périscope,” is produced in partnership with “Le Périscope,” featuring interviews and discussions. The station also regularly hosts contests and giveaways, currently offering opportunities to win tickets to performances such as “Les Mamelles de Tirésias” opera, a gift card to “Fleurs Grunenwald,” and tickets to the “Cirque Medrano,” as well as meals for a Saint Patrick’s Day celebration. The broadcaster’s website highlights several ongoing initiatives and programming blocks, including “DKL Noël” for holiday-themed content and “DKL Flashback 80” for 80s music. The station also promotes cultural events and provides information on local happenings. The website indicates that some programming, such as “La Chronique de la Marque Alsace,” has a defined end date of March 13, 2026. The station appears to be actively involved in community engagement, as evidenced by the contests, giveaways, and coverage of local news and events. Technical details suggest the station operates as a web radio, accessible through a “Rechercher nos webradios” link on the website. The broadcaster provides a platform for podcasts and offers a variety of programming segments accessible through the website. The station’s website also features a section for recent song titles and air times. The station’s content is regularly updated with news, contests, and event promotions, demonstrating a commitment to providing current information and engaging with its audience.