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Ready to playG-Town SoundsGalveston's own station

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Five island stops

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Made in Galveston

Our Story

Meet the partners behind the sound

Meet co-founders and partners Craig Brown and David Landriault, and see how Galveston experience, communications, and a lifetime in music came together.Read our story →

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The songs you love. The turns you didn't see coming.

Classic hits, oldies, reggae, island rhythm, and room for the song that does not fit a narrow format.

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The songs that never left you

Classic hits and oldies

Big choruses, deep cuts, and records that sound even better with the windows down.

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Made for Gulf air

Reggae and island rhythm

Easygoing grooves for sunrise, Seawall drives, and slow hours near the water.

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Room for surprise

Freeform favorites

Unexpected picks chosen for the moment, not boxed into a narrow format.

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The partners behind the station

Made in Galveston, heard everywhere

G-Town Sounds is the shared venture of co-founders and partners Craig Brown and David Landriault.

Craig brought years of Galveston business and public service. David brought a career in communications and a lifelong background in music, recording studios, and record-label work.

Together, they built an independent, homegrown station made in Galveston and free to hear anywhere.

Meet the partners and read the G-Town story →The Voice and Sound of Galveston.

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Questions about G-Town Sounds

What is G-Town Sounds?

G-Town Sounds is Galveston’s independent online radio station—a free mix of classic hits, reggae, oldies, island favorites, and freeform picks.

Is G-Town Sounds free, and do I need an account?

Listening is free in your browser. No account, subscription, or app is required.

How do I listen?

Press power on the radio or choose Press power at the top of the page. The stream keeps playing as you move around the site, and you can listen anywhere you have an internet connection.

What music does the station play?

Expect classic hits and oldies, reggae and island rhythm, freeform favorites, and songs that do not fit a narrow format.

Who is behind G-Town Sounds?

G-Town Sounds was co-founded by partners Craig Brown and David Landriault. Craig brings Galveston business and public-service experience; David brings a career in communications and a lifelong background in music.

Can I listen on Live365?

Yes. G-Town Sounds streams here and through its official Live365 station page.

How do I get station updates?

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