Frequence 3 Dance

The station broadcasts a diverse range of music, described as a “Rafale de Tubes,” encompassing Urban, Pop, and Dance genres. A significant portion of the musical selections are classic hits, with recurring features highlighting artists such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Jean-Jacques Goldman. The broadcaster also presents “Le Vinyle de 10h moins 10,” a recurring segment featuring classic recordings, with past episodes showcasing artists like Tears for Fears, Buzy, Body Physical, and Status Quo. Beyond mainstream selections, the station incorporates elements of “World” music and presents a “Mashup 2025” created by Adrien Toma, summarizing a year of pop music in seven minutes. The station also features content related to the “Terres du Son” festival, including interviews and recaps of past editions, demonstrating a commitment to regional cultural events. The station's programming includes several distinct shows and segments. “Le Vinyle de 10h moins 10” is a regular feature, airing on Sundays and highlighting specific artists and tracks. Nick Rubber serves as a resident DJ, hosting shows on Friday evenings. The “Playlist de Dédé” offers a selection of “plaisirs coupables.” Additionally, the station provides “CLUB MIX” shows hosted by various DJs including Laurent Schark, Xtremix, Jerry Aura, and Carpé Diems with Sylvain Diems. The broadcaster also features segments like “Les bons plans de Marine.” The station provides local news and information, including coverage of events in Loir-et-Cher and Touraine, and highlights local achievements, such as Laurent Mauvignier receiving the Prix Goncourt. The station has documented several milestones and featured artists. Adrien Toma’s “Mashup 2025” was presented, offering a retrospective of the year's pop music. Vanessa Paradis was featured in a segment titled “Le retour des beaux jours.” A theatrical performance by Gaga was also highlighted. Behçet Türkekul, described as an “homme-orchestre,” has been featured on the station. The broadcaster also regularly publishes podcasts and provides updates on local events and news, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to both musical programming and community engagement. The station’s coverage of the “Terres du Son” festival underscores its dedication to supporting regional arts and culture. The station provides a live stream and offers a variety of content online. It includes weather reports, specifically mentioning Blois, with details on temperature, humidity, wind speed, sunrise, and sunset times. The station also provides an agenda and local news updates. The website features a section dedicated to “Actualité Musicale Radio,” keeping listeners informed about new releases and musical trends. The broadcaster's online presence extends to showcasing interviews and behind-the-scenes content related to various musical events and artists.