AltRadio

Norfolk 89.5 FM

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AltRadio is the HD2 subchannel of WHRV 89.5 FM, a non-commercial public radio service operated by WHRO Public Media in Norfolk, Virginia. Its 24/7 schedule mixes indie, rock, blues, folk, Americana and oldies, presented as an all-day, all-night progressive and alternative music service. It runs alongside WHRV's news and talk programming and is also carried on the HD2 channels of WHRG, WHRX and WHRE in eastern Virginia.

Live

18:38

Picture You

The Amazing
18:35

Dear Life

Step Pets
18:30

Midnight Soul

Berries
18:26

Bluewater Breakdown

Billy Strings
18:21

The Castle

The Flaming Lips

Fuld playlist

Top sange

1

Happiness

Super Doppler
2

Kingston

Faye Webster
3

Adapt

Wire
4

In California

Joanna Newsom
5

Tamacun

Rodrigo y Gabriela
6

Kimberly

Patti Smith
7

Golden Frames

Shannon Shaw
8

I Think It's Going to Rain Today

Nina Simone
9

Never Would

Frankie Cosmos
10

For You Always

Minor Victories
11

Myth

Beach House
12

Soul Makossa

Manu Dibango
13

Deep Water

Marianne Faithfull
14

Tarnung

Deerhunter
15

Unsaid

Jesca Hoop
16

Miss You

The Rolling Stones
17

Far from My Home / Lion and the Fawn

Run Boy Run
18

Love Yourself

Sufjan Stevens
19

Louise McGhee

Son House
20

Lose Your Smile

Beach House
21

Love You Once Made (Demo)

Valerie June
22

My Terrible Friend

The Pains of Being Pure At Heart
23

Real Thing

Lower Dens
24

Skin

Soccer Mommy
25

Sleep EZ

The Goon Sax
26

Cornbread and Butterbeans

Carolina Chocolate Drops
27

Losing My Religion

R.E.M.
28

Blackleg Miner

Offa Rex
29

Sweet Little Sixteen

Silicon Teens
30

Runaway

The National
31

Allocate

Damien Jurado
32

First Touch

Francis of Delirium
33

Best of Me

Steep Canyon Rangers
34

Breaking My Light

Minor Victories
35

Supermoon

Charly Bliss
36

Stupid Face

Haley Bonar
37

Harder to Do

Julia Shapiro
38

Porcelain

Moby
39

I Know (Live)

The Derek Trucks Band
40

God Will Take Care of You (Live at New Temple Missionary Baptist Church, Los Angeles, January 14, 1972)

Aretha Franklin