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AVIQ Huntsville...the Southeast's NEW destination for Hi-Fi, Home Theatre and Intelligent Home Automation.

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from all of us at AVIQ! 👻
Whether you're handing out treats, watching a spooky movie, or turning up your favorite Halloween playlist, we hope your evening is filled with more treats than tricks!
Stay safe, have fun, and enjoy a little Halloween magic!

10/30/2026

Country music has lost a voice unlike any other.
From “Swingin’” and “Straight Tequila Night” to the haunting beauty of “Seminole Wind,” John Anderson brought an unmistakable sound and a whole lot of soul to country music. A true original who stayed faithful to his roots, his music will continue to be loved for generations.
Rest easy, John Anderson. 1954–2026.
What's your favorite John Anderson song?

10/30/2026

The Rolling Stones, the Neville Brothers, and a little New Orleans music history!
When the Stones rolled into the Superdome in December 1981, the Neville Brothers joined George Thorogood on the opening bill—and gave a massive rock audience a taste of New Orleans funk and soul. It's one of those great concert stories where the opening acts are almost as interesting as the headliner!

Were you there? We'd love to hear your memories!

10/29/2026

Before the Allman Brothers Band, there was Hour Glass.

Duane and Gregg Allman were already making music together in the late 1960s, blending rock, blues, and soul in a band that helped lay the groundwork for what came next. It's a fascinating chapter in their musical journey—and one worth discovering if you love the Allman Brothers.

10/28/2026

Duane Allman couldn't be contained by one genre—and these two albums prove it.
An Anthology and An Anthology, Vol. II take you through his incredible work across blues, rock, soul, and R&B, both with the Allman Brothers Band and alongside other legendary musicians. It's a fascinating look at just how much music one guitarist could influence in such a short lifetime.

10/27/2026

Everybody thought they were crazy. Turns out, they were living in the middle of a cultural revolution.
Everybody Thought We Were Crazy tells the fascinating story of Dennis Hopper and Brooke Hayward, whose home became a gathering place for artists, musicians, and creative minds during one of America's most transformative cultural eras. It's a glimpse into the world where art, music, Hollywood, and counterculture collided.

10/25/2026

Before they became **The Band**, they were **the Hawks**, backing rockabilly legend Ronnie Hawkins!
It's one of those fascinating connections in music history—how a group of musicians playing together early in their careers went on to create a sound that influenced generations of artists. Sometimes the best stories in music start long before the names become famous.

10/25/2026

What Vienna is to the waltz, New Orleans is to funk. And when it comes to funk in its purest form, it's hard to beat The Meters!
With roots in the early rock & roll backbeat and a groove all their own, The Meters helped define the sound of New Orleans funk. If you don't know them, do yourself a favor and give them a listen!

10/24/2026

Where art and nature meet.
We had the pleasure of attending the opening of *CANOPY*, an exhibition by Australian-born contemporary painter **Charlotte Marie Isbell**, who now calls North Alabama home. In collaboration with the Land Trust of North Alabama, Charlotte brought her nature-inspired work beyond the gallery walls, including a stunning 20-foot outdoor installation at Hickory Cove Nature Preserve.
We love seeing art, nature, and our Huntsville community come together in such a beautiful way! If you missed CANOPY, be sure to explore more of Charlotte's work and follow what she creates next.
https://landtrustnal.org/events/canopy/

10/23/2026

**50 years on the air, and still giving Huntsville something worth listening to!**
From great music and memorable shows to introducing listeners to something they might never have discovered otherwise, WLRH has been part of Huntsville's story for half a century.** Here's to 50 years of great radio, the people behind the microphone, and the listeners who've tuned in along the way!

What's your favorite WLRH show or memory?

Address

1833 University Drive (just East Of The Parkway)
Huntsville, AL
35801

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

+12567138912

Website

http://www.AVIQhsv.com/

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