What happened to the radio station WAAF?

With very little fanfare and a lot of tears, WAAF was sold to contemporary Christian radio network Educational Media Foundation for $10.7 million and went off the air at midnight Friday, Feb. 21, 2020.

Can you still listen to WAAF?

According to a statement, the WAAF rock music format will continue to be available over alternative frequencies 104.1 HD-2 and 93.7 HD-2. Listeners will also be able to find the music through an app, website or smart speakers.

What was the last song played on WAAF?

Black Sabbath”
“It was overwhelming.” A lot of thought went into the last song played on WAAF. In the end, “Black Sabbath” by Black Sabbath was the most fitting way to end the station’s legendary run. “It was devastating,” said Carrie, who cried as it played.

Is WAAF back on the air?

WAAF, the longest-running station in the Boston, Worcester markets, will continue to air its rock programming on 104.1 HD2 and 93.7 HD2 and on RADIO.COM. Educational Media Foundation will begin programming on 107.3 FM under a Network Affiliation Agreement starting Feb. 22, 2020.

When did WAAF go off the air?

WKVB (FM)

Programming
Sister stations	WCCC WKMY WLVO
History
First air date	June 15, 1961
Former call signs	WAAB-FM (1961–1968) WAAF (1968–2020) WBZU (2020)

Who is Danielle Murr?

Danielle Murr (@DanielleMurr) / Twitter. Former morning radio person learning how to sleep late. Very Boston. Self-proclaimed patroness saint of orphaned animals.

Where is Lyndon Byers now?

Today, Lyndon is co-host of the Hill-Man Morning Show on WAAF in Boston, and he maintains a less forceful, and more playful demeanor.

What station is the Hillman morning show on?

Hill-Man Morning Show Audio – Check out clips from The Hill-Man Morning Show, weekdays from 6am-10am on WAAF, with Greg “Hill-Man” Hill, Lyndon “LB” Byers, Danielle Murr and Mike Hsu. After 28 years, today marks Greg Hill’s last morning show here at WAAF.