Is another Rock station on its way to Boston? Domains registered on Monday point in that direction. [membership level="2,3"] <img class="alignright size-thumbnail wp-image-169627" src="https://radioinsight.com/wp-content/images/2018/07/alt929-200x200.png" alt="Alt 92.9 WBOS Boston" width="200" height="200" />Beasley Media's "<a href="https://alt929boston.com/">Alt 92.9</a>" WBOS Brookline has been home to many variations of Alternative and AAA over the past three decades, but has never been a massive success in the market. It's 3.3 share and 12th place rank in the just released <a href="https://radioinsight.com/ratings/boston/">February 2019 Nielsen Audio ratings</a> is one of its better performance in recent years. However, a number of domains registered anonymously by Beasley's registrar of choice seem to indicate a shift to a more Rock based presentation for the station. The domains registered are: <ul> <li>AlternativeRockBoston929.com</li> <li>AltRock929boston.com</li> <li>BostonAltRock929.com</li> <li>BostonRock929.com</li> <li>BostonsRock929.com</li> <li>Rock929Boston.com</li> <li>RockAlternativeBoston929.com</li> </ul> The domains seem to indicate something between the station's current Alternative format and something harder. That would lead to a better fit for the station's Dave & Chuck The Freak morning show that airs on Beasley Rock and Classic Rock stations in Detroit, Fort Myers, and Tampa in addition to WBOS. The move would also come a few months after Beasley Classic Hits 105.7 WROR moved from a Rock leaning playlist to a more 1980s pop-oriented one giving WBOS some flexibility should it stretch back into the 80s Rock library. Such a move would position WBOS between Entercom Active Rock <a href="https://waaf.radio.com/">107.3 WAAF</a> and iHeartMedia Classic Rock <a href="https://wzlx.iheart.com/">100.7 WZLX</a>. It is also worth noting that Beasley has the heritage WBCN call letters parked on an <a href="https://foxsportsradiocharlotte.com/">AM Sports station</a> in Charlotte NC. [/membership]