Revolution Arrives Ready To Rumba
• The New England Revolution and iHeartMedia Boston announced a new media partnership that names Spanish Contemporary WZRM (Rumba 97.7) as the broadcast home for all 17 Revolution home games during the 2026 Major League Soccer season. That partnership kicked off — literally — yesterday, with the Revolution’s 6-1 blowout win in its home opener against FC Cincinnati.
Through the new partnership, Rumba 97.7 will serve as the official radio partner for the Revolution’s annual Noche Latina e Hispana, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 19 at Gillette Stadium, where one of Rumba 97.7’s DJs will serve as the in-house guest entertainment for the match. The collaboration also creates opportunities for the Revolution and Rumba 97.7 to collaborate on community and cultural initiatives, including soccer clinics, throughout the Boston area.
“Rumba 97.7 is proud to be the official Spanish-language flagship station for all New England Revolution home game broadcasts,” said Eliseo Cierra, Rumba 97.7 Program Director. “Together, Rumba and the Revolution will celebrate Latino culture in Boston through the fusion of music, community, and fútbol. In 2026, Rumba 97.7 won’t just broadcast the games — we’ll join the Revolution in being an active, vibrant presence across the city, connecting fans and celebrating our community.”
\”In what promises to be an unforgettable year for soccer in New England, the Revolution are happy to partner with iHeartMedia and Rumba 97.7 FM — Boston’s leading Spanish-language radio destination — to bring the excitement of Major League Soccer to even more fans,” said Revolution President Brian Bilello. “Rumba’s passionate audience adds a powerful new dimension to our radio network, which already delivers English and Portuguese broadcasts for every match, complementing the Spanish and English commentary on Apple TV for all MLS games. Together with Rumba 97.7, we’re excited to forge deeper and more meaningful connections with Boston’s vibrant and growing Latino community.”
