Join Us on Tuesday, during the 5 O’Clock freeride for a dedicated homage to Rush drummer Neil Peart who passed away LAST Tuesday after a years-long battle with brain cancer. We will share some interesting facts about
KQ92 is letting loyal listeners meet Saliva!  Lucky winners will meet the band in a pre-concert event.  Keep Listening for your chance to win! RiverFest and the PZAZZ! Entertainment Complex brings a Rock show to Burlington, Iowa
Congratulations to all of our winners for the Jim Duggan “Meet and Greet” at the Moose Lodge in Burlington on December 6th at 7:30 PM. Presented by Back Porch Performances LLC.
Sponsored by The Broom Closet & Healing Haven A live contest during the 4 o’clock hour on weekdays.  We select a theme daily Monday through Friday and ask listeners to call in to guess the theme.  
We want to be your choice when it comes to Classic Rock in S.E. Iowa & West Central Illinois.  So, we have created this page to get additional input. What Classic Rock do you want to hear? 
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Join Us on Tuesday, during the 5 O’Clock freeride for a dedicated homage to Rush drummer Neil Peart who passed away LAST Tuesday after a years-long battle with brain cancer. We will share some interesting […]

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