97 Rock - WGRF

97 Rock - WGRF streams live from Buffalo NY, United States, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Classic Rock, Oldies music.

The station delivers a Classic Rock and Oldies format, featuring a mix of established artists and contemporary music. Content focuses on concert reviews, rock news, and event promotion. A significant portion of the programming is dedicated to highlighting live music experiences, including the “Rockin’ The Downs Concert Series 2026,” with a detailed lineup available on the website. The broadcaster also presents “Buffalo’s Greatest 80’s Party,” a ticketed event. Recent concert reviews and behind-the-scenes access are provided for events like the Paul McCartney concert, offering listeners detailed insights into performances. The station actively promotes opportunities for listeners to attend concerts, such as Metallica’s “Life Burns Faster” residency at Sphere Las Vegas, through contests and giveaways. The station's programming includes several established shows and hosts. “Shredd & Ragan” is a flagship program, with opportunities for live interaction at “Shredd and Ragan Live at The Caz!” Other shows include “Breakfast With The Beatles” and “Get The Led Out,” catering to specific musical tastes. Hosts featured on the station include Jim Jacka, Megan Carter, Jickster, Alessia, Joe, Christopher, Jim McGee, Anita West, and Mariana A, who contributes to rock news reporting. The station also offers a “97 Rock Tour Bus” Facebook Live series, providing behind-the-scenes glimpses and potentially featuring interviews or performances. A recurring segment allows listeners to participate as the “97 Rock Employee of the Day.” The station has a history of providing concert reviews and news related to the music industry. Recent news coverage includes articles about the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ involvement in a documentary, “The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel,” and Guns N’ Roses’ upcoming stadium tour. The broadcaster also reported on Metallica’s expansion of their “Life Burns Faster” residency and the announcement of nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, which included Phil Collins, Sade, and Liam Gallagher. Coverage extends to artist features, such as a report on Olivia Rodrigo covering Fontaines D.C.'s