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Background and Format:
Rock FM is Lancashire's Hit Music Station broadcasting across its five key towns of Preston, Blackburn, Blackpool, Wigan and Southport. Rock FM plays contemporary hit music along with local and national news, sport and information. Regular traffic news and weather reports can be heard on the weekday breakfast and drive shows as well as when needed during off peak hours. The station is available on 97.4FM, DAB Digital Radio and online.
Programme Maker / Production Comapny:
Bauer Media
Target Audience:
Rock FM targets listeners of all ages across Lancashire.
Circulation:
Source: RAJAR for period ending March 2020.
Top Tips for PRs:
There is no generic email address. Team members can be reached using the Rock FM format at firstname.lastname@rockfm.co.uk
A full on air schedule can be viewed here
For station contact call on +44 (0)1772 477 700 or email Content Controller, Paul Webster, at paul.webster@rockfm.co.uk
To contact a producer during at show, call +44 (0)1772 900 974
Local bulletins can be found Monday to Friday 0600-1800 (excluding 1400), Saturday 0900 to 1300 (North of England bulletins at 0700/0800), Sunday 0900 to 1200 (North of England bulletins at 0700/0800)
The following programming on Rock FM is produced and presented locally in their studios at St Paul's Square in Preston.
Monday to Friday 0600-1000/1500-1900
Saturday 1400-1800
Sunday 1200-1600
Other programming comes from various Bauer Radio studios in the UK.
National bulletins will feature overnight and at other times when relevant.
Awards:
2013 - Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards, Feature(s) of the Year: Lionel Glitzy/Hywel and Jamie’s Vegas Adventure (winner)
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Website
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Location
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Classical/Choral/Band Music, Country, Folk, Bluegrass, Dance & Electronic Music (EDM), Entertainment, Jazz & Blues, Local News, Music, Pop Music, R&B, Urban, Soul, Rap & Hip Hop, Regional News, Rock Music
Bio
Background and Format: Rock FM is Lancashire's Hit Music Station broadcasting across its five key towns of Preston, Blackburn, Blackpool, Wigan and Southport. Rock FM plays contemporary hit music along with local and national news, sport and information. Regular traffic news and weather reports can be heard on the weekday breakfast and drive shows as well as when needed during off peak hours. The station is available on 97.4FM, DAB Digital Radio and online. Programme Maker / Production Comapny: Bauer Media Target Audience: Rock FM targets listeners of all ages across Lancashire. Circulation: Source: RAJAR for period ending March 2020. Top Tips for PRs: There is no generic email address. Team members can be reached using the Rock FM format at firstname.lastname@rockfm.co.uk A full on air schedule can be viewed here For station contact call on +44 (0)1772 477 700 or email Content Controller, Paul Webster, at paul.webster@rockfm.co.uk To contact a producer during at show, call +44 (0)1772 900 974 Local bulletins can be found Monday to Friday 0600-1800 (excluding 1400), Saturday 0900 to 1300 (North of England bulletins at 0700/0800), Sunday 0900 to 1200 (North of England bulletins at 0700/0800) The following programming on Rock FM is produced and presented locally in their studios at St Paul's Square in Preston. Monday to Friday 0600-1000/1500-1900 Saturday 1400-1800 Sunday 1200-1600 Other programming comes from various Bauer Radio studios in the UK. National bulletins will feature overnight and at other times when relevant. Awards: 2013 - Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards, Feature(s) of the Year: Lionel Glitzy/Hywel and Jamie’s Vegas Adventure (winner)
Website
Social media
Location
Frequency
Circulation
Sectors
Classical/Choral/Band Music, Country, Folk, Bluegrass, Dance & Electronic Music (EDM), Entertainment, Jazz & Blues, Local News, Music, Pop Music, R&B, Urban, Soul, Rap & Hip Hop, Regional News, Rock Music
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