March 24, 2019

Entercom Expands THE BLOCK In South Carolina to 107.7 FM

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Entercom has announced the expansion of 96.3 The Block (WFBC-HD2) to 107.7 FM. The addition of this frequency extends the reach of the Upstate’s fastest-growing Urban radio station to Anderson County.

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“96.3 The Block has become the top choice for hip-hop and R&B fans in Greenville and Spartanburg over the past four years,” said Steve Sinicropi, Senior Vice President and Market Manager, Entercom Greenville-Spartanburg. “We’re excited to answer the call-for-service in Anderson County by adding 107.7 FM. The Block is consistently growing and adding Anderson County will allow us to serve more listeners and customers who have previously had very limited choices.”

Entercom launched 96.3 The Block in 2015 on 96.3 FM in Greenville County and in 2016 on 104.5 FM in Spartanburg County. The “Steve Harvey Morning Show” can be heard on the station weekdays along with top hip-hop and R&B tracks throughout the day. Veteran radio personality Kelly Mac is the midday host and DJ JK hosts afternoons. QL and JJ Solomon hosts nights. The station also features The Breakfast Club with Charlamagne, Angela Yee, and DJ Envy from 5:30-6:00 a.m.

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