KFMP-LP

KFMP-LP
Lubbock, Texas
City of license	Lubbock
Branding	Hub City's Rock
Channels	Analog: 6 (VHF), 87.75 FM
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	Venture Technologies Group, LLC
Founded	(as Channel 87.7) Feb 2009
First air date	March 23, 2003
Sister station(s)	K38HP, K49IH
Transmitter power	3 kW
Facility ID	129734

KFMP-LP is a low-powered independent station in Lubbock, Texas. Founded on March 23, 2003 and owned by Venture Technologies Group, LLC, it broadcasts on VHF channel 6.

History

Beginning in February 2009, KFMP used the audio signal available to television channel 6/FM radio 87.75 to broadcast as Lubbock's KFMP, Channel 8-7-7... The Only Alternative with an alternative format. Channel 8-7-7 was Lubbock's first official alternative formatted radio station (KBTE briefly stunted as 'The Bat' before signing on as Rhythmic 'The Beat' and KFMX shifted to alternative briefly in the 90s before shifting back to active rock.) On-air personalities included Dick & Skibba (mornings, formerly heard on KLSX Los Angeles and KSCF San Diego) and Coty (middays, formerly heard on KZII Lubbock.) The station was unique in that all programming originated in the SAG building on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles but intended only for Lubbock.

Current

After simulcasting KRFE AM 580 for some of 2010, KFMP returned to a rock format identified as 'Hub City's Rock'.

External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for KFMP-LP

Television stations in the greater Lubbock/Levelland area

Stations	KTXT (5.1 PBS, 5.3 PBS HD) • KFMP 6 (Ind) • KCBD (11.1 NBC, 11.2 This TV) • KLBK (13.1 CBS) • KPTB (16.1 GLC) • KLCW (22.1 CW, 22.2 MNTV, 22.3 TMD) • K24GP (Multimedios) • KAMC (28.1 ABC) • KUPT / KMYL-LD (29.1/14.1 MNTV) • KGLR 30 (FN) • KJTV (34.1 Fox, 34.2 AccuWX) • K38HP (Ind.) • K44HH (TBN) • KXTQ 46 (TMD) • K48GB (Ind.) • KBZO 51 (UNI) • K67HQ (INSP)

Texas Broadcast television areas by city: Abilene/Sweetwater • Amarillo (Texas Panhandle) • Austin • Beaumont/Port Arthur • Corpus Christi • Dallas-Fort Worth • Del Rio • Eagle Pass • El Paso • Houston • Laredo • Lubbock • Midland-Odessa (Permian Basin) • Presidio • Rio Grande Valley • San Angelo • San Antonio • Sherman/Ada, OK • Texarkana/Shreveport, LA • Tyler/Longview (East Texas) • Victoria • Waco/Bryan (Brazos Valley) • Wichita Falls/Lawton, OK

Radio stations in the Lubbock, Texas market

By FM frequency	87.7¹ •88.1 · 88.5 · 88.5 · 89.1 · 90.1 · 90.3 · 90.5 · 90.9 · 91.5 · 91.9 · 92.7 · 93.7 · 94.5 · 95.5 · 96.3 · 97.3 · 98.1 · 99.5 · 100.3 · 101.1 · 102.5 · 103.5 · 103.9 · 104.3 · 104.9 · 105.3 · 105.7 · 106.1 · 106.5 · 106.9 · 107.3

By AM frequency	580 · 790 · 900 · 950 · 1090 · 1230 · 1250 · 1300 · 1340 · 1380 · 1420 · 1460 · 1490 · 1530 · 1590

NOAA Weather Radio frequency	162.400 · 162.500

By callsign	KAIQ · KAMY · KAMZ · KBAH · KBTE · KBZO · KCLR · KDAV · KEJS · KFLP · KFLP-FM · KFMP-LP · KFMX-FM · KFYO · KIKZ · KJAK · KJDL · KJDL-FM · KJTV · KKAM · KKUB · KKCL · KKLU · KKYN-FM · KLLL-FM · KLVT · KLZK · KMMX · KMUL · KOHM · KONE · KPBB · KPGA · KPHS · KPMB · KQBR · KRBL · KRFE · KRIA · KSSL · KTTU-FM · KTXT-FM · KVOP · KWLD · KXTQ-FM · KZII-FM · KZZN · WXK79 · WZ2507

Texas Radio Markets: Abilene · Amarillo · Austin · Beaumont–Port Arthur · Bryan–College Station · Corpus Christi · Dallas–Fort Worth · El Paso · Houston–Galveston · Killeen–Temple · Laredo · Lubbock · Lufkin–Nacogdoches · McAllen–Brownsville–Harlingen · Odessa–Midland · San Angelo · San Antonio · Tyler–Longview · Texarkana · Waco · Wichita Falls Other Texas Radio Regions: Bay City–Freeport · Big Spring–Snyder · Brownwood · Del Rio · Eagle Pass · Fort Stockton–Alpine · Kerrville–Fredericksburg · Kingsville–Alice–Falfurrias · Longview–Marshall · Paris · Sherman–Denison · Victoria See also: List of radio stations in Texas ¹ = Audio signal of KFMP-LP (alternative rock audio)