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Studio Brussel
Brussels;
Broadcast area	Belgium; Netherlands (Zeelandic Flanders, North Brabant, Limburg); France (French Flanders);
Frequency	FM:; 100.9 MHz (Antwerp); 100.6 (Brussels)
Programming
Language(s)	Dutch
Format	Alternative
Ownership
Owner	VRT
Sister stations	Radio 1; Radio 2; Klara; MNM
History
First air date	4 January 1983
Call sign meaning	Studio Brussels
Links
Website	studiobrussel.be

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Studio Brussel (Studio Brussels) (often shortened StuBru) is a Dutch-speaking radio station in Belgium, owned by the VRT. The music played is considered more alternative than the other big radio stations, and is aimed mainly at a youth audience. The channel is an initiative of the Flemish Government and is financed principally by taxes.

History

Studio Brussel started on 1 April 1983 as a regional Brussels radiostation of the then-BRT. It began as a regional radio station broadcasting only during rush hour. Gradually, broadcasting times were expanded and Studio Brussel could be heard throughout all of Flanders. The first two presenters were Paul De Wyngaert and Jan Hautekiet. The radio station plays mostly alternative and more heavy music which is not or hardly played on commercial radio stations, mostly rock, but also metal, hiphop, house and techno. It gives the opportunity to alternative music to be broadcast and is not into populism.

At the end of 2002, Studio Brussel got a new look. The logo with the "wild" characters was replaced by a red ellipse with the name Studio Brussel in it.

On 24 April 2006, Wim Oosterlinck left Studio Brussel. This caused some changes: firstly Roos Van acker returned shortly, but finally Tomas De Soete did the emissions at evening. The morning programs were presented by Peter Van de Veire.

From September 2008, on Tomas De Soete presented the morning programs, because Peter Van de Veire left Studio Brussel for the new radio station MNM. The programs in the afternoon are presented by Siska Schoeters. According to Wave 19 of CIM Studio Brussel has a marketshare of 10.44% and an average reach of 10.09%. Stu Bru is the most popular foreign radio station in the Netherlands.

In July 2010 the 20th Wave of the CIM was introduced. The Marketshare of StuBru (9.8%) stayed the same since the last Wave.

Timeless 100

Every year, there is a chart called the Tijdloze 100 (timeless 100), with 100 timeless tracks. It consists of 100 'timeless tracks'. In 2003, 2004 and 2005 the Belgian band Gorki was at the first place with "Mia". In 2006 until 2016, Nirvana was at number 1 with "Smells Like Teen Spirit".

Frequencies

FM

Region	Frequency
Leuven	88.0 MHz
Ghent	94.5 MHz
Flemish Brabant	100.6 MHz
Antwerp, North Brabant (NL)	100.9 MHz
Limburg	101.4 MHz
West Flanders, Nord-Pas-de-Calais (F)	102.1 MHz
East Flanders	102.1 MHz

DAB

Region	Frequency
Flanders	VRT Channel 12A (223,936 MHz)

DVB-T

Region	Frequency
Antwerp	Channel 25 (506 MHz)
Flemish Brabant	Channel 22 (482 MHz)
Limburg	Channel 25 (506 MHz)
West Flanders	Channel 22 (482 MHz)
East Flanders	Channel 22 (482 MHz)

External links

Official website

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 ==Timeless 100==
-Every year, there is a chart called the ''Tijdloze 100'' (timeless 100), with 100 timeless tracks. It consists of 100 'timeless tracks'. In 2003, 2004 and 2005 the Belgian band [[Gorki (band)|Gorki]] was at the first place with "Mia". In 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009, [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] was at number 1 with "[[Smells Like Teen Spirit]]".
+Every year, there is a chart called the ''Tijdloze 100'' (timeless 100), with 100 timeless tracks. It consists of 100 'timeless tracks'. In 2003, 2004 and 2005 the Belgian band [[Gorki (band)|Gorki]] was at the first place with "Mia". In 2006 until 2016, [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] was at number 1 with "[[Smells Like Teen Spirit]]".
 == Frequencies ==