Radio Station Information

98.7 The Spot

KSPF 98.7 FM

City of License:
Dallas, TX

Format:
Classic Hits

Web site:
https://www.audacy.com/987thespot

Owner:
Audacy (formerly known as Entercom/CBS Radio) (Audacy License, LLC)

Phone:
214-630-3011

KSPF is an FM radio station broadcasting at 98.7 MHz. The station is licensed to Dallas, TX and is part of the Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX radio market. The station broadcasts Classic Hits music programming and goes by the name "98.7 The Spot" on the air. KSPF is owned by Audacy.

History:
With the merger of CBS Radio and Entercom completed on November 17, 2017, the station became part of the new combined Entercom.

Station Coverage Map

KSPF-FM Coverage Map

Most Played Artist

The Beatles, The Eagles, Elton John, Chicago, Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Queen, The Rolling Stones, The Temptations, The Steve Miller Band, Three Dog Night, Rod Stewart, The Doobie Brothers, Elvis Presley, The Supremes, The Beach Boys, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, The Bee Gees

Nearby Radio Stations

WRR 101.1 FM, 97.1 The Eagle, KLTY 94.9 FM, Alt 103.7, K104, 106.1 KISS FM, Lone Star 92.5, 102.9 Now, 102.1 The Edge, 90.9 KCBI

Co-Owned Radio Stations in Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX

100.3 Jack FM, La Grande 107.5, 105.3 The Fan, NewsRadio 1080, Alt 103.7

Listener Comments and Reviews

Your Christmas lineup is a pitiful mess. Top 40 of the same songs by the same artists. Can't listen another day. How bout mixin it up a little.3343
By: Anonymous on November 28, 2014

I can you offer a $100 reward to your listening audience for finding or recovery of my friend's 2003, Deep Blue Pontiac Vibe, license plate # TPJ135 possible rear driver side window broken out. Stolen sometime between 7am and 10am on January 21st. Thank you. 469-274-6854 PLEASE PRAY FOR RECOVERY OF THIS CAR. IT HAS THE ASHES OF HER DECEASED FATHER IN IT.
By: Lynnette on January 21, 2015

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By: Short Cut Lawn Service on March 22, 2015

keep your political views off of the radio DJ's!
By: Denise S on August 6, 2015

why in the world do you play the same songs all day, all night every single day. Would really be nice to hear some of the other thousands of 60-70 & 80 hits. Long time listener considering switching to another station
By: Steve on August 29, 2015

Visiting from Midland, Texas and started counting the number of commercials between songs. ...I'm up to 10...geez..this is painful
By: Topsanna Leyva on May 27, 2017

I quit listening to KLUV but started back this week. I realize now why I quit. Same songs over and over. And can Jody not talk without saying I or Me every few words.
By: Anonymous on October 18, 2017

Can you please play a some different songs between 5:45am and 6:15 am? I LOVE you guys, but am tired of the same songs over and over everyday. I would rather hear you talk. :)
By: Lori on September 19, 2018

Why isn't the show called Rebecca Black in the morning? Who is this Miles guy?
By: Krystal on October 2, 2018

I recently found your station and like it a lot. I live in Jacksonville, FL. Maybe expanding your playlist wouldn't hurt. The oldies station here in Jax also has a silly fishing show on Friday's and covers baseball and,football too. I want music. You provide music. I am retired US Navy and a former police officer. I tell a lot of people across the country about your station. Anyway, I listen to you all day (0600-1715) and some on the weekends. Thanks.
By: Eddie Hyatt on April 5, 2019

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By: Amal Hassan on May 17, 2019

I like this radio station I barely hear ABBA so play some more ABBA songs like Dancing Queen,Fernando,Tiger,Angel Eyes,Waterloo, and Rock Me
By: Michael Cochran on February 14, 2020

While listening to the program tonight around 7:15 pm, the DJ made an inappropriate racial, political comment. He was talking about the Emmy's last night and one of the winners, a comedian, was giving his acceptance speech when the orchestra started playing to get him to cut his speech and get him off stage. Then The DJ made the comment "who was the leader of the orchestra; was he from Springfield, Ohio?" Not funny and VERY dangerous in this country nowadays,
By: Deborah on September 17, 2024