Thank you to everyone who entered our “Best Mom EVER” contest at 95X.com and CONGRATS to our winners! The Grand Prize winner is Mark from Fayetteville. Mark wins Girl Scout Cookies from the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways for an entire year. Plus, an $80 gift card to Creative Florist, $75 gift card from…… MORE
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We have some helpful links for you about the COVID-19 vaccine in Onondaga County and throughout New York State. All individuals 16 years and older are now eligible for the vaccine.… MORE
Dan Auerbach’s goal in life is “not to go bankrupt or get some incurable disease,” while Pat Carney on drums is simply “excited to become a 70-year-old man with no taste buds left who only wants to eat mustard.” Click the link to find out more about today’s “Icons of Alternative,” The Black Keys.… MORE
The band was formed by Chris Martin and lead guitarist Jonny Buckland in 1996 under the name of Pectoralz. Today 95X is highlighting Coldplay in their “Icons of Alternative” series. Click the link to find out more interesting facts about Coldplay!… MORE
The name of Cage the Elephant’s second album Thank You, Happy Birthday came from what artist Daniel Johnston said to them after a festival performance. Click the link to find out more about Cage the Elephant!… MORE
The name Foo Fighters refers to a term coined by allied forces during World War II that was used to describe unidentified flying objects. Dave Grohl, who recorded the first Foo Fighters album himself, hoped the name would give him a little anonymity. Click the link to find out more about today’s “Icons of Alternative.”… MORE
‘Blood Sugar Sex Magik,’ their hit 1991 album, was recorded in a mansion once owned by magician Harry Houdini and rumored to be haunted. Click the link to learn more about today’s “Icons of Alternative,” Red Hot Chili Peppers.… MORE
95X’s “Icons of Alternative” is Nirvana. Click the link to find out interesting facts about the band that changed music forever!… MORE
There are a number of films named after Cure songs, such as ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ (1999) and ‘Just Like Heaven’ (2005). Learn more about today’s “Icons of Alternative” by clicking the link!… MORE
