The Beat 92.5

Rating: 4.7 Reviews: 95

The Beat 92.5 is a leading radio station in Montreal playing a large variety of rhythmic music from the 80s, 90s and today. Montreal's perfect Mix. It's also home of Vinny and Nikki in the Morning. Show more

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The Beat 92.5 reviews

5

Chanel Chang 12.04.2021

I like your radio station i lisent everyday at work , thank you can you play senorita from malumba claudia should know she is specialist for spanish songs ty
5

key notes 18.03.2021

What's up with the iamkeyNotes and Drake single " All These People" on radio
5

Kate Summer 17.03.2021

my fav radio station!
5

Denise C 12.02.2021

I love this station. I always load it on my back computer at work rather than putting on the local stations that repeat songs way to much. This station plays a great mix of music.
5

László Drozdik 24.12.2020

I have been listening this station from Hungary. Highly recommended! Happy Holidays!
5

Pierre-Luc Henrichon 16.12.2020

i love this channel !!!
5

JiminBaby6 kpoper 04.12.2020

i love it
5

Tatraj Tatraj 22.11.2020

so good!!!!!!!
4

Mr Zetsu 09.11.2020

It'll be ALRIGHT. SVP.
5

Karina Rabanal 28.10.2020

I was université de Montréal 30 years ago. Went to big huge party, Party deux étages. 5000 people. Got totally wasted. Sick and crying in the bathroom. Security came and pull me out. And of course I locked the door. All my girlfriends, we got lost. The security put me in a cab. Coudnt went up the stairs. Two boys from the université brought to my dorm room. Slept on the floor. Pewcked while sleeping. Could have died that night or been raped !!!!!!! My parents and my children still dont know. And I don r say a thing to my kids. They could get some ideas !!!!

Information about the radio

CKBE-FM (92.5 MHz 9-2-5 the Beat) is an English language Canadian radio station located in Montreal, Quebec. It is owned and operated by Cogeco, and airs a Rhythmic Adult Contemporary format.

CKBE-FM has an effective radiated power (ERP) of 100,000 watts as a Class C1 station, using an omnidirectional antenna from a transmitter atop Mount Royal, at 289.9 meters in height above average terrain (HAAT). Its studios and offices are located at Place Bonaventure in downtown Montreal.