Are you sick of that new Bieber song yet? If so, set your FM dial to 102.9 and get transported to…read morean era of radio when all genres of music were played on a single station. Mac The Knife is only the beginning. As a music lover, WECK has been one of the most pleasant finds since I moved to Buffalo in 2013. They play standards and movie themes and mid century classics, as well as the cheesy love songs we hate to admit we know every word to - Olivia Newton John! If you're over 40 you will remember many songs from when you visited your grandparents and a radio was playing in the garage or kitchen. If you're under 30 and want to learn how American music changed and progressed over 5-6 decades, spend a few hours taking it in.

Tried all the station numbers but still got bad reception and static.Anyone else have this issue?…read moreMusic selection is vary good when its clear of static. Can't listen to this station most of the the time and have to switch to another station like 104.

I grew up in Buffalo. Many of the things I remember: when…read morechannel 2 was actually CBS (before that moved to channel 4), Freddies Donuts (long before Paula was born), Parkside Candies on Main and W Oakwood (the original location, made an appearance in "The Natural") peppermint ice cream sundays at HoJo in Niagara Falls when Main street was still drivable before the subway, just to name a few, are long gone. Some are even making a return now (drivable Main Street). Like fashion, some things just cycle. When I went to college in New England I did not know that my music tastes were "fashion forward" for many. I had that Canadian music influence of course, an uncle (black sheep) who went to Woodstock, had been to jazz festivals in many places and had a brother who was in a garage band (but then who didn't in Buffalo?). But many people I went to college with had not had any of these influences, or even a radio station that played anything other than country. Starting those drives home for the Holidays, I could tell you the moment various local radio stations (including Canadian ones) would come into tune on the NYS thruway. Then I moved to NYC. And started driving home again. And I knew when the stations came into tune from Rt 17. I wanted to hear that "Buffalo Music". We are a Hard Rock Town I have been told. I can't validate that. As a total news and politics junkie, I listen to Sirius radio news and politics stations now. But in Buffalo I'm happy to hear Styx, Genesis, The Who, Queen, even some Zeppelin at times. Coming back into Buffalo every holiday, and many other weekends, meant tuning into 97-Rock to see what was playing. I still do it now that I'm back. Singing along to those old familiar songs is a part of Buffalo for me. All this being said, I thought I was the "only one". Then my brother came to visit and the first thing he did at the airport was tune the radio to 97 Rock. He basically said what I just said, coming home means those oldies, comfortable like a favorite pair of jeans. That was about 5 years ago now. Then I went to an "Expat Buffalo" gathering in NYC. Other than the Bills and Sabres, the music choices & radio stations here were covered. Hilarious. Before wings and Molson, people talked about the radio stations they missed, the music they heard in Buffalo that they never hear on the radio anywhere else. I still don't listen to the radio often, but when I do, its only in Buffalo, and often 97 Rock. So 97 Rock is "a little bit Buffalo" to me, up there with Niagara Falls, FLW structures, Olmstead Parks, more than wings, beef on weck, sponge candy, and the Erie County Fair. That's why its my 1000 review for Yelp.

I went and bought the 20 ribeyes for $40 that 97 Rock advertised at trailer supply in Lockport and…read morewas disappointed. They were only about a quarter inch thick and I was talked in to buying other meat and ended up spending $450. So far the only thing that was good in the box was the hamburgers. The T-bones looked good. I haven't tried them yet but everything else was terrible.

This is by far the best and the only local station in Fort Erie…read more It has the best live hosts and is the only station that caters to the Fort Erie Region with local talk, news, weather, traffic and community events. They also care about the community and do a lot of work with promoting and helping raise funds and awareness for local charities. The Morning Show with Jones & Tyrell M-F 6am to10am and Middays with Steve Simkus M-F 10am to 2pm are the best!

From the owner: Fort Erie Radio is an internet radio station broadcasting live from Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. We…read moreplay a mix of news, rock, and local talk, all with a focus on community.

Won tics for a concert. Concert is this eve, they said they would email to me, I'm still waiting…read moreand the won't respond or answer phone!! Very wrong!! I'm disappointed. Now how do I keep listening to their station???? This sucks

This country radio station in Western NY plays the largest variety of country songs going from old…read morecountry like Johnny Cash to the more recent country singers. Great variety of country songs. Daily chances to win prices too

First of all they are discriminating against women and women in the workforce, every female…read moreemployee they hire they "let go"/ fire because there not doing the job that a male can do... 2nd . Why does the station have to be boring about everything they talk about.. they don't talk about current events, they focus on county stars or about there own lives which get boring after a while, they repeat themselves so much that there losing listeners.. 3rd the radio hosts think there above everyone else and the reason why they talk about everyone else is so they don't get criticized or judged by they way they talk.. I bet if you meet them in the public they'll look the other way and totally ignore you or realize that you're alive

I would like to thank whoever had turned the radio dial to 102.5 in my rental car, because this…read moreradio station was amazing to listen to while I was in Buffalo. A good mix of new stuff, old stuff, and every genre you could imagine. I loved it. AND their signal stretched all the way to Fredonia, NY and all the way up to Niagara on the Lake, ON. And they played a song that I had never heard but really liked, and I was able to go to their website and find it easily on their playlist. STAR 102.5, thank you for keeping me entertained on my long, boring drives whilst in Buffalo.

I think getting rid of Roger Christian was a bad idea, he was won of the best to listen to. l like…read moreto listen to Sue in the afternoon, the morning is different Rob Lucas talks to much and I think he likes himself to much. I decided not to listen to 102.5 any more. It's a shame because I alway listened to it.

This station 96.1 The Breeze is almost like listening to my LP collection and my cassettes from the…read morepast and now. I have this station on in my car, kitchen and bedroom. Keep up the good work--so far I am only familiar with Joe Chili-in time I'll catch up with the rest. You definitely play the very best old and current--you had me hooked when I heard "Shallow". Best wishes for many many more years on Buffalo radio. Joan Schwinn

Best mix of music I,ve heard in a long time. Would love it if you threw in "Behind Closed Doors" by…read moreCharlie Rich, I believe. Thanks Pat.........Fort Erie

I so miss the days of the fox but all good thing must come to an end. I used to love Shredd and…read moreReagan but they have become a littl bland in there old age. Opie and Anthony were great to listen to also but there gone now. Try 97.7 htzfm out of Ontario

Jack FM 92.9 has the worst announcer and commercials ever. Most of the local commercials are done…read moreby a guy who sounds like a Morse code machine with a lisp. With over 20 minutes of commercials per hour, one would think they could afford someone with talent. On a good note when they do actually play music it isn't bad but they keep playing the songs over and over again...

Great source for up-to-the minute local news. Numerous personalities some better than others buy…read moreconstant news updates.

WBEN changed it's format and content a few years ago. Whereas they covered serious matters of…read moreconsequence before, now they cover mostly insignificant nonsense, such as ghosts, pet stories and good places to vacation. The personalities are banal. If you want to waste your time on mindless garbage-- then listen to WBEN. It has become a joke.