About WMMS 100.7 FM / 87.7 FM Radio
WMMS 100.7 FM / 87.7 FM Radio has been the sound of Cleveland since 1968. For over five decades, the Buzzard has blasted rock through car speakers from the Lake Erie shore to the far suburbs, and its transmitter on the city's east side still pushes out a signal that reaches well past the county line.
The early years were wild. Free-form disc jockeys picked their own records, and nobody told them what to play. Kid Leo became a local hero behind the microphone. And when David Bowie needed a crowd for his first big American tour stop, the station helped pack the hall in 1972. That moment tied the call letters to rock history for good.
But the station's biggest legacy might be the World Series of Rock. Those summer concerts at Cleveland Municipal Stadium drew hundreds of thousands of fans. WMMS 100.7 FM / 87.7 FM Radio was the engine behind them.
What the Buzzard Plays Today
These days the format leans on the same classic rock foundations while mixing in modern rock acts. The frequency stays the same. The attitude does too.
- Morning shows with local hosts and listener calls
- Classic rock from the 70s, 80s, and 90s
- Newer rock and alternative tracks
- Concerts, contests, and Cleveland sports talk
Weekend programming still leans on the deep cuts, and the broadcast day honors the station's past without getting stuck there. Tune in and the odds are good that a guitar solo shows up fast. It is a Cleveland institution, plain and simple. The Buzzard keeps watching over the city's airwaves.
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