Classic 21
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| City of license | Mons |
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| Broadcast area | Belgium |
| Slogan | Écoutez l'original |
| Frequency | 93.2 MHz (Brussels) 90.8 MHz (Namur) 99,1 MHz (Charleroi/Mons) 104.6 MHz (Tournai/Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France) 95.6 MHz (Liège/Verviers) 87.6 MHz (Ardennes/Luxembourg) |
| First air date | 1 April, 2004 |
| Language(s) | French |
| Former callsigns | Radio 21 (1983-2004) |
| Owner | RTBF |
| Sister stations | La Première Pure FM Musiq'3 VivaCité |
| Website | classic21.be |
Classic 21 is a Belgian public radio station based in Mons and it broadcasts across Wallonia and Brussels (French Community of Belgium) on the FM band.
Being part of the RTBF broadcasting organisation it is the only Classic rock radio in Belgium.
History [edit]
Classic 21 was created in 2004, at the same time as "Pure FM", in order to replace Radio 21. Marc Ysaye, headmaster since its creation, was known for his Sunday morning's Show "Les Classiques du dimanche matin": 60's-80's Rock n' Roll's History.
External links [edit]
- (French) Classic 21 web site
Coordinates: 50°51′7.24″N 4°24′9.94″E / 50.8520111°N 4.4027611°E
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