Join K-Rock every Friday afternoon for the 4 o'clock Cell Out brought to you by the Wayward Spruce Restaurant at Appalachian Chalets & RV on Lundrigan drive. Call the Rockline at 637-1039, leave your name, number, and four of your favourite classic rock songs. If we play them on Friday at 4, you win a $25 gift car...

Join us weekdays at around 8:40am for the K-Rock Birthday Club. If you have a birthday greeting that you would like to air, call the Rock Line at 637-1039 or email mastercontrol@k-rock1039.com. We ask that you get your greetings in by 8:30 each morning.

Join us weekdays from 12:00 to 1:00 for the All Request Nooner. We play what you want to hear for one solid hour. To make a request, just do one of the following 1) Call the Rock Line at 637-1039 2) Send an e-mail to mastercontrol@k-rock1039.com 3) Visit the K-Rock Facebook or Twitter Page 4) Fill ...

Join us weekdays at 5:00 for the K-Rock Hard Drive! At the end of a long day, sit back and rock out to some of the hardest classic rock there is - AC/DC, Metallica, Motley Crue, and many more Brought to you by George's Ski World

The Kettle There's nothing quite like a cup of tea in the Shed. Every Saturday JLac is steeping some great classics inside the Kettle. Anytime you hear the Kettle boil call 1-855-424-ROCK and get the chance to win great prizes. The Shed Six Pack Every Saturday at 6:00pm K-Rock sits back and enjoys a six pack. Six song...

Tune in to K-Rock weekdays at 10:50am as we bring you the latest in rock news with The Rock Report Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi Release Their Musical Collaboration After Invictus Games Postponement (via People) Famous Abbey Road crossing freshly painted amid coronavirus lockdown (via Louder) Alan Merrill, Writer Behin...

Weekday Mornings 6am - 9am The World's Greatest Classic Rock and A Townie, a Mt. Pearlian and a Labradorian being foolish on the radio.

We broadcast The Rock of The Atlantic to Atlantic Canada weeknights from 7 to midnight with pure classic rock and the best new rock. Call or Text: 1-844-333-ROCK (7625)

The Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has died at the age of 80. The rock & roll legend "passed away peacefully in a London hospital earlier [Tuesday] surrounded by his family," according to their publicist. The sad news comes weeks after Watts pulled out of the band's No Filter tour.

Behind the Vinyl: The Podcast. Where musicians sit down to share the stories about their songs. Listen as they drop the needle and reminisce about anything and everything that comes to mind as it plays. Listen below or on your favourite podcast platform!