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WQUE-FM

WQUE-FM (93.3 MHz, "Q93.3") is a commercial radio station in New Orleans, Louisiana. It airs an urban contemporary format and is owned by iHeartMedia,

WODT

would become Top 40-formatted WQUE "Stereo 93". Around 1984 it switched to a Top 40/CHR format as "Stereo 13Q" under the WQUE call letters. On December 21

WYLD-FM

the late 1980s, it competed with WQUE-FM, which lasted until 1993, when it became WQUE's sister station. With WQUE concentrating on youthful listeners

Vance DeGeneres

radio program called New Wave New Orleans in the late 1970s, broadcast on WQUE-FM. He played bass guitar and was a songwriter in the band The Cold, a new-wave

Jiggle Jiggle

at rapping, being assisted by rappers on local New Orleans radio station WQUE-FM. The rap features an interpolation of the song "Red Red Wine", originally

Soulja Slim

released. The song "Kickin It For Them Hoes" became a radio hit heard on WQUE 93.3 FM, thanks to radio DJ Davey D and "It's Ya Boy" Wild Wayne, a.k.a.

Coyote Calhoun

award.[citation needed] In 1985, Calhoun landed the 7 AM–12 PM opening at WQUE-FM New Orleans. At Q-93, he debuted an expanded version of his post-punk

Rhythmic contemporary

(among them WPOW Miami, WHRK Memphis, KMEL San Francisco, WHYT Detroit, WQUE New Orleans, WLUM Milwaukee. and XHRM Tijuana/San Diego). This was the first

IHeartRadio

WQIK-FM (HD2) WQLX WQMF (HD2) WQNQ WQNS WQOL WQRB WQRV (HD2) (HD3) WQSO WQSR WQUE-FM WQYZ WRBT WRBV WRDG WRDU WRDX WRFF WRFQ WRFX (HD2) WRFY-FM (HD2) WRGV

New Orleans metropolitan area

Progressive Radio Tulane University 92.3 WZRH Alternative Cumulus Media 93.3 WQUE Mainstream Urban iHeartMedia 94.3 WTIX Oldies Fleur de Lis Broadcasting 94