"Radio 105.7", with the first song being "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" by R.E.M. (from nearby Athens, Georgia). This filled the hole left by 99X when it flipped to active rock in September 2012 and adult album alternative WZGC ("92.9 Dave FM") flipping to sports talk the following month. The two stations' broadcast callsigns were changed to WRDA and WRDG, respectively, on April 11, and the "Wild" format moved to WWPW FM 96.1 HD2, replacing the "Project 9-6-1" format that was eliminated from analog and HD1 by Wild's near-clone "Power 96-1". On November 11, 2016, WRDG dropped its simulcast of WRDA and flipped to urban; however, WRDA retained the alternative format. On December 5, 2017, WRDA rebranded as "Alt 105-7", to align itself with other iHeartMedia-owned alternative outlets. Spanish music (2020-present) On April 20, 2020, at Midnight, after playing "Novocaine" by The Unlikely Candidates, WRDA flipped back to a Spanish-language CHR format as "Z105.7" (the first song played was "Fantasía" by Ozuna), initially as a simulcast of WBZY (105.3 FM), where the format has been heard since October 2018. WBZY serves areas to the south and west of Atlanta, while WRDA covers the more populous northern and eastern portions of the market, as well as where the majority of the market's Hispanic and Latino population resides. The simulcast would last until May 4, when WBZY adopted WRDG's urban format. Both WBZY and WRDA had a 0.9 rating in the March 2020 Nielsen Audio ratings, which had just been released days prior to the flip. The WBZY call letters would move to 105.7 FM on May 11; in turn, the WRDA calls moved to 105.3 FM. On May 18, 2020, WBZY began simulcasting on WBZW (96.7 FM) once again, but would then drop the simulcast again on November 5, 2021. HD radio and other outlets WBZY's digital subchannel offers one different format: HD2: Pride Radio, which plays dance music targeted towards the LGBT community WBZY's main channel can also be heard on DTV radio via digital low-power TV station WANN-CD 29, on virtual channel 32.23, with the former WiLD format on 32.25. Previous logos References External links (HD2) 1964 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state) IHeartMedia radio stations Radio stations established in 1964 BZY BZY Contemporary hit radio stations in the United States