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KQLZ (95.7 MHz) is an FM radio station in Dickinson, North Dakota, United States (licensed to New England). The station is owned by Andrew Sturlaugson's P&A Media. [2][3] The station was first licensed in 2008 as KCVD, eventually becoming KLTQ and then KQLZ. It operated at low power until 2019, when it fully launched as a classic rock station.

2024年1月11日 · Western North Dakota's REAL Classic Rock Station. Shut up and play the music, no talk shows. Listen online to Q-Rock radio station 95.7 MHz FM for free – great choice for Dickinson, United States. Listen live Q-Rock radio with Onlineradiobox.com.

Over the years, there have been many rumors of how the name "Pirate Radio" came to be on KQLZ as well as how the station came into existence. Here's the story from the man himself, Scott Shannon.

Five new pictures sent in by former Pirate Harley Girl, Brandi Nappi. Thanks Brandi!

KQLZ- at 95.7 is a commercial FM radio station licensed to New England, ND with offices and studios alongside sister station KXDI-FM in Dickinson, ND. The transmitter and tower are located 5 miles west, and 12 miles south of Dickinson, both are owned and operated by The Marks Group in Glendive, MT.

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KQLZ was known as "Pirate Radio 100.3" from March 17, 1989 through April 2, 1993. Prior this phase as a top 40/rock or "rock 40" station, it was known as KIQQ from 1972-1989 in which it catered to adult pop fans. The frequency originally started in 1957 as KMLA, which lasted through 1965. It was KFOX FM from 1965 to 1972.

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TRACKIN' THE CALLS: KQLZ is now assigned to FM 95.7 in New England, North Dakota, as Q95 Rock, under the same ownership as Country station KXDI. SPECULATION: A 1997 issue of Rolling Stone noted that many hard rock acts (read: hair bands) from the Pirate Radio era regrouped and/or made new albums, and popped up on tours and college radio.