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"The Groove" comes to Atlanta
The new “Groove 105.7” debuted on Clear Channel’s WWVA-FM at 4pm today (Oct. 19). The former Spanish CHR “Viva” format suddenly disappeared this morning, as the station began stunting with everything from Hot AC to soft AC “Peach” to Christmas music. Now the Canton, GA-licensed WWVA-FM is playing songs from Beyonce and Lady Gaga to C&C Music Factory, settling into a rhythmic AC format named The Groove. The new website is here:
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