Delaware 70s Radio Stations

Delaware's 70s radio scene preserves a musical era that defined American pop culture. Though small in geographic size, Delaware sits at the crossroads of major northeastern markets — Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York are all within reach — and the 70s sounds that permeated AM radio across those cities found equally enthusiastic audiences in Wilmington, Dover, and Newark. The 1970s were the golden age of FM radio, when progressive rock stations began airing album cuts instead of just singles, and Delaware listeners tuned in alongside the rest of the country for the decade's defining sounds.

Delaware 70s radio covers the full range of what made the decade so musically significant: classic rock from Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac; soul and funk from Marvin Gaye, Earth Wind & Fire, and Curtis Mayfield; soft rock from James Taylor and Carole King; and the early disco that emerged from the Philadelphia sound — a genre created in studios just miles from Delaware's border. For listeners who grew up with this music, Delaware 70s radio stations offer a direct line back to one of the richest decades in American popular music history. Browse all Delaware 70s radio stations below and stream live online for free.