At 93.5 The Rock, we pride ourselves on delivering an electrifying rock experience. Our talented DJs are the heartbeat of our station, bringing you the music you love throughout the day.
Each DJ has a unique style and passion for rock music, ensuring that every listener finds something to enjoy. Here’s a glimpse of the voices behind the mic:
- Morning Rocker: Start your day with high energy and the latest rock hits.
- Midday Maverick: Your go-to for classic rock anthems and engaging conversations.
- Afternoon Drive: Tune in for a mix of modern rock and listener favorites as you head home.
- Evening Vibes: Wind down with deep cuts and the best of the rock genre.
Stay connected with our DJ profiles to learn more about their musical journeys and what inspires them. Join us for exciting contests and a concert calendar that keeps you in the loop on the latest rock events in Tulsa.
Experience the energy of 93.5 The Rock, where every DJ is dedicated to bringing you the ultimate rock experience!
How Each Shift Shapes Your Day on the Dial
A rock station's lineup isn't just a list of names and time slots. Each daypart is built around what listeners are actually doing at that hour, and that shapes everything from song choice to how much talk you hear between tracks.
Mornings: Pace and Personality
Morning radio has to work for people who are half awake, getting kids out the door or sitting in traffic on the way to work. That's why mornings tend to move quickly. You get recognisable songs, short breaks, and regular time checks, weather and traffic updates. The aim is to wake you up without making you work for it, so a familiar riff usually beats a seven-minute deep cut at 7 a.m.
Middays: Room for the Classics
Many people listen through the workday at a desk, in a shop or on a job site, so middays usually have longer stretches of music. This is where classic rock tends to come through most, with album tracks from the '70s and '80s sitting next to the bigger anthems. It's also a good time for listener requests and short call-ins that don't break the flow.
Afternoon Drive: Old and New Together
The ride home is one of the busiest listening periods in radio. Afternoon shows often mix new modern rock releases with proven favourites, so long-time fans and newer listeners both hear something they like. Concert announcements, contest cues and local news about upcoming shows usually land here. If you want to know who's coming to town, the concert calendar has more detail.
Evenings: Digging Deeper
When the commute is over, evening hosts can take more chances. You're more likely to hear B-sides, live versions, lesser-known bands and themed sets that follow one era or subgenre. For many rock fans, this is where they find their next favourite band.
Getting to Know the Voices
Over time, regular listeners get to know each host's habits: the bands they keep returning to, the stories they tell, the way they lead into a big song. To find out when your favourite shift is on, check the on-air schedule. If you have a request, a shout-out or feedback for a host, the contact page is the best way to get in touch.