How to listen to free internet radio on Android
Short answer: use a music app with built-in radio, like Audify. Open the Radio section, browse 50,000+ live stations by country, language or genre, and tap to play. Radio streams over the internet, while your local music still plays offline in the same app.
Tune in, in 5 steps
- 1. Open the Radio section. In Audify, switch to the Radio tab to leave your local library and browse live stations.
- 2. Browse by country or genre. Filter 50,000+ stations by country, language or genre to find something that fits your mood.
- 3. Search for a station. Know the name? Search directly for a specific station or broadcaster.
- 4. Play and favourite it. Tap to start streaming, and save stations you like to favourites for one-tap access later.
- 5. Switch back to your library. Hop between live radio and your offline songs without leaving the app.
Radio vs your offline library
Internet radio is live and streamed, so it needs a data or Wi-Fi connection and uses mobile data as you listen. It is perfect for discovering music and hearing news or talk stations.
Your own songs are different — they play from the phone with no internet. Having both in one app means you can stream a station on Wi-Fi, then drop to your offline library when you lose signal.
Common questions
Is the internet radio free?
Yes. Audify’s radio gives free access to 50,000+ live stations worldwide, included in the free app.
Does radio work offline?
No — live radio streams over the internet and uses data. Your downloaded songs, however, keep playing offline in the same app.
How many radio stations are there?
More than 50,000 live stations, searchable by country, language and genre, with favourites for the ones you return to.
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