WGBG-FM 107.7

A commercial radio station licensed to Fruitland, Maryland, broadcasting at 107.7 MHz with a classic rock format under the brand name "Big 107.7." Studios and cluster offices are located in Salisbury, Maryland, serving the Delmarva Peninsula. The station operates with a 23,000-watt Class B1 transmitter at a height above average terrain of 104.8 meters, with the tower situated in Pittsville, Maryland, near U.S. Route 50. Programming features syndicated shows including The Free Beer and Hot Wings Show, Doc West, and Nights with Alice Cooper. The station has a layered history involving multiple call signs, formats, and owners. Previously licensed to Exmore, Virginia, as WKRE-FM at 107.5 MHz with 50,000 watts and a country format, the facility was later known as WKHI. Under that call sign, it transitioned through an adult hits format branded as "Joe FM" before February 2009, then shifted to classic rock, and later to a country format branded as "Your Country K107-7" in September 2015. On August 17, 2018, the station adopted a simulcast of classic rock-formatted WGBG-FM 98.5 from Seaford, Delaware, at which point the WGBG-FM call sign migrated to the 107.7 frequency. Current programming on the station features news updates alongside classic rock music across a daily schedule that includes The Rock Shop with Steve Monz in morning drive and a sustained block of classic rock content through the day. Weekend and evening programming also emphasizes the classic rock genre.