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Music from where the legends started.

Today's soul, R&B, Southern rap and funk, with Macon roots. Press play and keep browsing. The music keeps going.

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Why Macon

Macon never picked one sound. Church, blues, country and the radio all ran through town, and the musicians here mixed whatever was in reach.

Little Richard, Otis Redding and the Allman Brothers Band all called it home. This station carries it on with today’s soul, R&B, Southern rap and funk, every hour of the day.

Walk the Music Trail

Studios, clubs and the houses where the music grew up. Four to start with:

Mercer Music at Capricorn

530 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

The studio that helped shape Southern rock, with a museum and historic Studio A.

The Big House Museum

2321 Vineville Ave.

Home to the Allman Brothers Band and their families from 1970 to 1973. Now it’s their museum.

Otis Redding Museum

339 Cotton Ave.

Memorabilia from the King of Soul, on historic Cotton Avenue downtown.

Grant’s Lounge

576 Poplar St.

A Poplar Street club that has had live music since 1971.

What’s on

Macon’s big weekends come around every year. Mark these:

March

International Cherry Blossom Festival

July

Bragg Jam Concert Crawl

September

Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration

Coming up

The Macon Story

This station does what Macon has always done: mixes what’s around and sings it like it hurts.

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