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200 liveHere are 200 working pop stations, gathered from 12 countries. The busiest are 102.7 KIIS FM, Z100 - New York's #1 Hit Music Station WHTZ, SWR3 and LOS 40 Principales España. Every one of them was tested, so you will not hit a dead stream.
Most pop stations come from Germany (16), Poland (12), France (10), The United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland (9), Spain (8) and Austria (7). They broadcast mainly in english, german and spanish. Stations tagged pop often carry related tags too — most commonly rock, music, dance and news — so the same station may appear on several genre pages.
25 of these stations stream at 192 kbps or better, the highest being Le Bon Mix Radio 97.9 at 320 kbps, which is worth choosing if you are listening on speakers rather than a phone. By format the mix is MP3 (147), AAC (26) and AAC+ (25).
Genre tags only tell you so much: two pop stations from different countries can share a label and almost nothing else. That is worth using rather than working around.
Nothing is needed beyond the browser — no app, no account, no payment. Press play on any pop station and it starts. The heart icon saves a station to your favourites, kept in your own browser and shown at the top of every page here. For stations that broadcast it, the track currently playing appears in the player at the bottom of the screen.
Questions
How many pop radio stations are there here?
200 live stations from 12 countries, each verified as working.
Can I listen to pop radio for free?
Yes — no payment, no account and no installation. Press play and it starts in the browser.
Which countries have the most pop stations?
Mostly Germany (16), Poland (12), France (10), The United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland (9), Spain (8) and Austria (7).
What is the best sound quality available for pop stations?
Le Bon Mix Radio 97.9 at 320 kbps is the highest here, and 25 stations stream at 192 kbps or above.
Do I need an app to listen to pop radio?
No. Everything runs in the browser on both desktop and mobile, and favourites are remembered without an account.