Based in Gulfport, Mississippi in the United States, the American Blues Network (ABN) is a service that provides Rhythm and Blues, and Blues music to broadcast stations in a 24-hour format. It is designed to appeal to the 25-65-year-old male and female. The American Blues Network is the only 24-hour blues format via satellite. Affiliates of the network are primarily in the southern United States, but programming can be heard online at AmericanBluesNetwork.com
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