It's back by popular demand!
On June 10th, thousands of people participated in our first radio station programmed entirely by our fans. The response was overwhelming and we received thousands of requests in a 12 hour period.
This Tuesday, July 21 from 12 pm ET to 7 pm ET, fans will once again be able to request their favorite songs using Twitter to be played on our "All Request" radio station, which will launch at midnight, July 22nd on http://www.aolradio.com. If the song is in our library, we WILL put it in the playlist. The station will be available on AOL Radio for one week.
As before, to request a song on Tuesday you must tweet publically the artist name, song title and hashtag it with #aolradiorequest:
On June 10th, thousands of people participated in our first radio station programmed entirely by our fans. The response was overwhelming and we received thousands of requests in a 12 hour period.
This Tuesday, July 21 from 12 pm ET to 7 pm ET, fans will once again be able to request their favorite songs using Twitter to be played on our "All Request" radio station, which will launch at midnight, July 22nd on http://www.aolradio.com. If the song is in our library, we WILL put it in the playlist. The station will be available on AOL Radio for one week.
As before, to request a song on Tuesday you must tweet publically the artist name, song title and hashtag it with #aolradiorequest:
Artist Name, Song Title #aolradiorequest
(example: Daughtry, No Surprise, #aolradiorequest)
(example: Daughtry, No Surprise, #aolradiorequest)
You can request as many songs as you'd like, or request the same song over and over during the time period. All tweet requests MUST be in your public feed. No replies to @aolradio or direct messages (DMs) will be accepted.
Last time, Michael Johns, Collective Soul and David Cook fans prevailed. Which bands will get the most requests this time? Remember: The more votes a song gets, the more often it will be played on the station.
We look forward to your requests (and playing them) next week!
Last time, Michael Johns, Collective Soul and David Cook fans prevailed. Which bands will get the most requests this time? Remember: The more votes a song gets, the more often it will be played on the station.
We look forward to your requests (and playing them) next week!
1. How do I find out if a song is in your library? I would like to request Seven Mile Breakdown by Taylor Hicks next Tuesday, but if it's not in your library it won't get played.
Posted at 10:11PM on Jul 17th 2009 by tishlp