Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

Audacy Announces Launch of 99.7 The Wolf in Memphis


WLFP-FM (99.7 The Wolf) in Memphis
WLFP-FM (99.7 The Wolf) in Memphis

Audacy will launch of WLFP-FM (99.7 The Wolf) in Memphis, effective June 12 at 12pm CT. The station, previously heard on 94.1, will assume the former WMC-FM ((FM 100)'s 300,000-watt signal and be heard across the Mid-South. The launch is headlined by the addition of FM 100 morning show host Erin Austin as the new midday host. Austin will be heard weekdays from 10am-1pm CT.

The full on-air lineup is as follows: "Mo & StyckMan" (6-10am), Erin Austin (10am-1pm), "Katie & Company" (1-3pm), "Duane & Abby" (3-7pm) and "Rob & Holly" (7pm-12am).

On Saturdays, Audacy's "Top 20 Countdown with Rob & Holly" will continue to be heard from 8-10am and "Coop's Rocking Saturday Nights" will air from 7pm-12am. On Sundays, "90's Country with Heather" will be heard from 8-10am, with Brad Carson, Bru and Cindy D filling out the weekends.

"For the last decade, The Wolf has transformed into a local fan-favorite, delivering the very best of country for Memphians," said Audacy Memphis Senior Vice President and Market Manager Dan Barron. "We're delighted to increase the signal and reach of the station, bolster the on-air lineup and enhance the overall listening experience for Memphis' and now the greater Mid-South's country music fans."

Concurrent with the launch of 99.7 The Wolf, WMC-FM (FM 100) will be heard exclusively on the Audacy digital platform. A celebration show is planned for June 12 from 6am to 12pm CT featuring stories, music and interviews with current personalities Ryan Anderson and Erin Austin, Jill Bucco and Chris Michaels, as well as alums including Ron Olson, Karen Perrin, Steve Conley, Tom Prestigiacomo, Henry Nelson, Rob Grayson, Wendi Hayes, Michelle Lewis, Danger Boy and more. 94.1 The Wolf launched in September 2014.

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Poll: Strong Bipartisan Support for Public Radio Funding
National Public Radio (NPR)
National Public Radio (NPR)
A new national poll conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of NPR finds that two-thirds of Americans support continued federal funding for public radio, with broad bipartisan approval and high levels of trust in public radio's role in emergency communication and community service. More

Bruce Logan Returns to Audacy Houston as VP/P
Bruce Logan
Bruce Logan
Veteran radio programmer Bruce Logan has reported rejoined Audacy Houston as Vice President of Programming and Program Director for Country KILT-FM (100.3 The Bull). While the company has not yet made an official announcement, the move marks a return to familiar territory for Logan, who previously held the More

Red Apple Media Appoints Bert Goldman as CTO
Bert Goldman
Bert Goldman
Red Apple Media names veteran broadcast engineer Bert Goldman as its new Chief Technology Officer. He brings more than 50 years of radio engineering experience to the role, with a deep background in station construction, facility upgrades, signal optimization, and regulatory compliance. Goldman has More
Advertisement

Chris Fillar Joins WWJ Newsradio 950 as Morning Co-Anchor
Chris Fillar
Chris Fillar
Audacy names Chris Fillar as the new morning co-anchor on WWJ-AM (WWJ Newsradio 950) in Detroit. Fillar steps into the role alongside Jackie Paige, with the duo now leading weekday broadcasts from 5-10am ET. Fillar, who has delivered sports updates on WWJ and sister WXYT-FM (97.1 The Ticket) since 2018, More

Anna & Raven Show Expands to Montgomery and Columbia
Anna & Raven Show
Anna & Raven Show
Syndicated Anna & Raven Show continues its rapid growth, adding two major Southern markets to its expanding list of affiliates. Beginning this week, the morning program will now be heard on WMXS (Mix 103.3) in Montgomery, AL and WARQ (Live 93.5) in Columbia, SC. The show is now carried in more than 75 More

SiriusXM Adds Low-Cost, Ad-Supported Subscription Plan
SiriusXM
SiriusXM
SiriusXM has unveiled SiriusXM Play, a new low-cost, ad-supported subscription package aimed at attracting more price-sensitive consumers and expanding its reach across North America. Priced at under $7 per month, the new plan offers access to more than 130 curated music, talk, and More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement