101.5 WQUT is your source for Classic Rock in the Tri-Cities of Tennessee. Located in Johnson City, Tennessee, 101.5 WQUT delivers a powerful blend of iconic rock hits. As Tri-Cities Classic Rock 101.5, we're a leading radio station in Johnson City, Kingsport, and Bristol, Tennessee/Virginia. We consistently rank as the third highest-rated station in the Tri-Cities market, providing a vibrant and engaging listening experience for adults 12+. Tune in to 101.5 WQUT and experience the best of Classic Rock!
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Overview
What genres does 101.5 WQUT play?
101.5 WQUT plays on these genres:Rock, Pop, classic rock, metal
Does listening to 101.5 WQUT use internet data?
Yes. 101.5 WQUT is an internet radio. Internet radio is a technology that continuously transmits streaming audio over the internet to your computer. So It uses data while you are listening to.
How much data does listening to 101.5 WQUT use?
101.5 WQUT is a normal quality radio station and it uses approximately 60MB per hour.
Low quality is typically 64kbps. On average, Low-quality radio streaming uses 0.48MB per minute or 28.8MB per hour.
Normal quality radio is typically 128kbps. Normal-quality radio streaming uses 0.96MB per minute or 57.6MB per hour on average.
High quality radio is typically 320kbps. High-quality streaming radio uses 2.40MB per minute or 115.2MB per hour on average.
In which platforms can I listen to 101.5 WQUT?
Listen to 101.5 WQUT by myradiobox.com, MyRadioBox Android and iPhone Apps.
Reviews (6)
I'm a native Floridan who has recently been performing work on top of a remote mountain west of Asheville, North Carolina. Over a period of nearly two months, I was almost completely devoid of any human interaction, and had no internert and very limited television reception. I had a radio, however, and discovered WQUT early on in my mountain venture. I played this station 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It brought me great pleasure. I am 57 years old, a classic rock lover, and I could hardly believe I found a station that played such a variety of rock classics, Sure, there were certain songs that became very repetitive, but what really stood out to me was the station's desire to play classic cuts not usually heard on the radio. For every Stairway to Heaven or Free Bird, there was Four Sticks, or Gallows Pole, or the Ballad of Curtis Lowe. And the amount of Southern Rock played surprised me and made me quite happy, as I had not heard from the Outlaws or Marshall Tucker Band in quite a long stretch of time. I am now back in Central Florida, and am streaming WQUT on my computer. You guys rock! And, you helped me keep my sanity and happiness while I was doing all that painting on Bearwallow Mountain in Western North Carolina. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.
I love this station!! I listen to it anytime and anywhere!!! My father and I JAM out to this station!!!
A friend turned me on to this station and it's great thanks!!
ALL DAY EVERY DAY! Like Jim Boy and Jennifer in the morning. Love the music all day!
Love the belch... did you forget to mute the mic?
I loved the QUT of the 70's. Played it morning to late night in my dorm room. Remember those Tennessee Midnight Rambler nights. Great station. Always play when I'm in JC.