Radio Station Information

Fun 101

KRFN 100.9 FM

City of License:
Sparks, NV

Format:
Adult Contemporary

Owner:
Evans Broadcasting Company (Evans Broadcast Company, Inc.)

KRFN is an FM radio station broadcasting at 100.9 MHz. The station is licensed to Sparks, NV and is part of the Reno, NV radio market. The station broadcasts Adult Contemporary music programming and goes by the name "Fun 101" on the air. KRFN is owned by Evans Broadcasting Company.

History:
September 2011: Station KRZQ 100.9 dropped alternative rock music and relaunched as Hot AC Mix 100.9.
The Bandit moved from 92.9FM to 100.9FM.
Former top artist as KRZQ Alternative include: Linkin Park, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Muse, Kings Of Leon, Green Day, Weezer, Incubus, Cage The Elephant, The Black Keys, U2, The Offspring, Foo Fighters, Cake, The Killers, Sublime, Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, The Beastie Boys, Jimmy Eat World. Formerly 100.9 K-Rock and 100.9 The Bandit.

Station Coverage Map

KRFN-FM Coverage Map

Nearby Radio Stations

105.7 KOZZ, Radio Lazer 107.7 & 105.3, Rock 104.5, Wild 102.9, KKTO 90.5 FM, Sunny 106.9, Alice @ 96.5, KODS 103.7 FM, KNIS 91.3 FM, 100.1 We FM

Co-Owned Radio Stations in Reno, NV

99.1 FM Talk Radio, Alt 92.1

Listener Comments and Reviews

When I am in Reno I always check this station out because it has a pretty good mix of alternative rock. The only downsides to the station would be what seems like real long commercial breaks of 4 minutes or more that happen sometimes and one of the commercials for a show on the station has this weird bell/chime noise in the background that is so annoying I am forced to change the channel.
By: John on December 20, 2010

I can't believe they dropped alternative rock after like 20 years of rocking Reno. Hopefully somebody picks up the alternative format soon.
By: James on September 19, 2011

Thank you for taking one of the best rock stations in Reno and turning it into another lame one. A listener no longer.
By: Rick on September 28, 2011

Check out the new Halloween singel Such a Treat by d pierce the words are scary for many however it have in stiches," laughimg"! digital down load most all digital music sites. Pierce is a washoe Co. resadent. it is such a treat. laugh and smile a while
By: francis f on October 6, 2012

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