Danville, IL radio stations live
Danville, IL’s local radio, live: 5 stations with the music, news and voices of the city. Listen free on your phone or computer.
- Stations
- 5
- Genres
- 9
Danville radio dial: FM and AM frequencies
The 7 licensed radio transmitters heard in Danville (5 on FM and 2 on AM), from the CRTC station lists, including rebroadcasters of stations based elsewhere. Click a station to listen live.
| Frequency | Station | Format | Call sign |
|---|---|---|---|
| 94.9 MHz | 94.9 K-Rock | Commercial | WRHK |
| 99.5 MHz | W258CY | Translator | W258CY |
| 102.1 MHz | D102 | Commercial | WDNL |
| 104.7 MHz | W284DD | Translator | W284DD |
| 105.7 MHz | THE MAXX 105.7 | Low-power FM | WLBM-LP |
| 980 kHz | 980 WITY | Commercial | WITY |
| 1490 kHz | WDAN 1490 AM | Commercial | WDAN |
Genres of Danville, IL’s stations
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Radio in Danville, IL
The most popular stations in Danville, IL are 94.9 K-Rock, D102, 980 WITY, THE MAXX 105.7 and WDAN 1490 AM. Danville, IL has 5 stations here, mostly news, adult contemporary and blues.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most popular station in Danville, IL?
The most popular station in Danville, IL is 94.9 K-Rock, followed by D102 and 980 WITY.
How many radio stations does Danville, IL have?
5 stations of Danville, IL are on air here, and the list keeps growing.
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