I have climbed the highest mountains I have run through the…read morefields Only to be with you "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by U2 (1987) WTWV-FM, better known as 92.9 The Wave, serves the Hampton Roads area. They're adult contemporary with hits from the 1980's to today. They have a "No Repeat 9 to 5" promise during office hours. "Party In the U.S.A." by Miley Cyrus "Cheap Thrills" by Sia "Walking In Memphis" by Marc Cohn "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves It was entertaining and a useful hit on the radio as I drove around. [Review 896 of 2025 - 1487 in Virginia - 24453 overall]

Not a great fan of the new setup. I wish it would go back to the way it was. It was more…read moreexciting to listen to the new way seams to be boring to me.

Ok, even though I don't really care for the music they play (top 40s hits/ rap / R&B/ party music)…read moreI do like the radio personalties on this station quite a bit. In fact every morning I listen to the 'ZmorningZoo' featuring Nick, Tricia & Shaggy. This show keeps me laughing on my thirty minute commute to work and that's a good thing. They do some really hysterical segments such as Torture Tuesday, Dirty Work Wednesday and then more random skits and jokes. It is definitely worth checking out this hysterical morning show. As far as the rest of the day goes- I still like the radio deejays that are on throughout the day but the music is terrible. Talk about playing the same song over and over again - with this station that's no joke. I get in my car to go to lunch and song a is on, I get back in my car after lunch to return to work guess what's on the radio? Song a again! Bleh. Stay for the morning show and then make a quick escape.

The longest running and most popular Pop music station in the city, Z104 is pretty much a something…read morefor everyone type of station. Anything that's on the top 10 list, is bubblegum pop or already annoyingly ubiquitous will surely be in heavy rotation on this station. With that said, you can always find something to tap a toe or bounce to. Also, compared to some of the other stations, they actually play more music than talking. That's a huge plus for me. Listening to the request lines and the jocks, you'll probably find that this station caters more towards the kids (18 and under) than adults, but there's still some good songs to be heard and some old school jams that pop in every once in a while.

I am a native of Virgina and had never been to the Williamsburg Winery…read more Based on the advertisement of the show per your page and the winery of an 'intimate' 'acoustic' event I thought it would be the perfect chance to enjoy a great show and venue. Unfortunately, I was sadly mistaken. This event was poorly planned and deceptive in the advertisement. It was NOT intimate nor acoustic. The staff and radio stations were rude and disorganized. The food & drinks were cold, overpriced and not even good. The tent was anything but heated let alone dangerous with all the snow sagging the roof before we even made it into the tent. The only person paying attention to the condition of the tent was the Fire Marshall (thank Heavens). All that aside we paid all this money to see Hanson, who ended up being cut short. The two opening acts over played their time slots and radio station DJ's sat up there wasting time talking nonsense. Let alone didn't know ANYTHING about the band themselves, joked them and yet still promoted the event. Knowing that the tent was already sagging the show should've been rearranged to allow the main artist to play their full set and cut the two openers. As a paying customer I did not come for the openers. I will NEVER attend an event here again and plan to make sure everyone else I know doesn't either. Nor will I listen to these local stations. I'm planning on writing a yelp review on all the radio stations as well as the venue and I am suggesting everyone who endured this misery does the same. Williamsburg Winery, 94.9, 101.3, and 98.1 owes everyone a public apology and needs to refund everyone for this catastrophe.

(Automatic 2-star reduction for playing Nickelback.)…read more The Point is pretty much easy listening for the thirties crowd. You're not going to hear anything new or edgy. Pretty much whatever's on the charts at the moment in the Rock/Pop genre: Katie Perry, Pink, Train and lots of Kelly Clarkson. They do a lot of promotions and contests and play the same songs for the most part. It's more about getting listeners for their advertisers than having a good selection of music to attract listeners. There's really no competition for this station in Hampton Roads, which is lame. Thank goodness for iTunes radio and Pandora!