US radio stations live
The complete list of American radio in one place: AM, FM and HD Radio, sports and news-talk, public radio, college, Christian, Spanish-language and online stations from all 50 states. Pick a station and listen free, live, in your browser — no sign-up and no app.
- Stations
- 21,960
- States
- 56
- Cities
- 8,048
- Genres
- 53
KQPD 91.1 FM
KQPK 96.9 FM
KQQJ 90.7 FM
KQQM 88.3 FM
KQQN 89.3 FM
KQQO 97.7 FM
KQRU 107.9 FM
KQSB 97.3 FM
KQSG 101.5 FM
KQSH 90.7 FM
KQSI 89.5 FM
KQTO 88.1 FM
KQTX 98.1 FM
KQUA 90.5 FM
KQUA 99.7 FM
KQUI 89.3 FM
KQUQ 102.1 FM
KQVI 89.9 FM
KQVK 91.9 FM
KQVO 97.7 FM
KQWD 90.5 FM
KQWF 103.3 FM
KQWJ 95.5 FM
KQWM 89.3 FM
KQWZ 106.5 FM
KQXB 89.9 FM
KQXE 91.1 FM
KQXI 91.5 FM
KQXP 104.1 FM
KQXS 89.1 FM
KQYR 90.1 FM
KRAM 90.5 FM
KRAP 1350 AM
KRAQ 100.1 FM
KRAR 91.9 FM
KRAW 97.9 FM
KRBN 94.3 FM
KRBP 88.1 FM
KRBS 94.9 FM
KRBV 95.1 FM
KRBW 90.5 FM
KRBY 98.1 FM
KRDF 88.7 FM
KRDS 104.1 FM
KRDW 104.1 FM
KREE 88.1 FM
KRER 102.5 FM
KRFI 88.1 FM
KRFL 107.9 FM
KRFR 90.7 FM
KRGH 90.9 FM
KRGK 88.9 FM
KRGL 98.5 FM
KRGO 91.5 FM
KRGW 106.9 FM
KRHJ 88.3 FM
KRHR 95.1 FM
KRHS 90.1 FM
KRIF 88.3 FM
KRIT 93.9 FM
KRJN 93.1 FM
KRJY 101.5 FM
KRKL 93.3 FM
KRKM 91.7 FM
KRKU 107.5 FM
KRLE 89.7 FM
KRLH 90.9 FM
KRLK 90.1 FM
KRLL 93.9 FM
KRLP 88.1 FM
KRLU 90.1 FM
KRLY 104.5 FM
KRLZ 93.7 FM
KRME 98.9 FM
KRMI 105.5 FM
KRMK 93.7 FM
KRMR 93.3 FM
KRNC 88.5 FM
KRNW 88.9 FM
KROJ 101.5 FM
KRQA 88.1 FM
KRQL 104.7 FM
KRQP 95.5 FM
KRRH 95.7 FM
KRRT 90.9 FM
KRSA 107.3 FM
KRSN 99.7 FM
KRSO 91.1 FM
KRSR 92.9 FM
KRTC 88.7 FM
KRTL 91.1 FM
KRTP 91.7 FM
KRTT 88.1 FM
KRUR 103.9 FM
KRUS 1490 AM
KRUT 94.9 FM
KRVA 1600 AM
KRVP 91.5 FM
KRVT 99.9 FM
KRWD 93.3 FM
KRWH 92.9 FM
KRWJ 104.1 FM
KRWL 97.7 FM
KRWW 96.3 FM
KRWY 90.1 FM
KRXD 97.7 FM
KRXG 91.3 FM
KRXS 88.3 FM
KRXU 90.5 FM
KRXZ 103.3 FM
KRYH 104.7 FM
KRYJ 89.7 FM
KRYX 91.9 FM
KRZU 90.7 FM
KSAE 94.3 FM
KSAR 92.3 FM
KSAY 88.5 FM
KSAZ 580 AM
KSBC 88.3 FM
KSBF 88.9 FM
Radio stations by state
Listen to the stations of every state, from California, Texas and New York to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Radio stations by genre
From sports, news and talk to hip hop, rock and country: choose your sound.
Cities with the most stations
Local radio from America’s biggest cities and towns. See all 8,048 cities ›
The complete list of US radio stations
Here you will find 21,960 US radio stations from all 50 states, D.C. and the territories and 8,048 cities and towns — from the big iHeart, Audacy and Cumulus brands to NPR member stations, college, Christian and Spanish-language radio. The list starts with the most popular radio stations in the USA and can be sorted A–Z, by newest, or filtered by genre and state.
FM, AM, HD Radio and online radio
You will find FM music stations, news, talk and sports on AM, HD Radio channels and online-only stations that broadcast just on the internet. They all play live, 24 hours a day, with clean streaming sound — no interference and no need to be in range of a transmitter.
How to listen to radio online for free
Click a station in the list to open its page and press play: the stream starts straight away on your phone or computer. There is nothing to pay, no account to create and no app to install. Each station page also shows similar stations.
Radio by region
The South (7,588 stations), The West (4,722 stations), The Midwest (4,717 stations), The Northeast (2,519 stations) and U.S. Territories (216 stations) — explore the sound of every part of America.
Frequently asked questions
How many US radio stations can I listen to here?
We list 21,960 stations from all 50 states, D.C. and the territories and 8,048 cities and towns, and new stations are added all the time. The full list is on this page, ordered by popularity, A–Z or newest first.
How do I listen to radio online for free?
Click any station in the list to open its page and press play: the live stream starts straight away in your phone or computer browser. No payment, no account and no app.
Are FM and AM stations included?
Yes. The list includes every FM, AM and low-power FM station licensed by the FCC, HD Radio channels, public radio, college, Christian, Spanish-language and sports stations — plus online-only stations. Streaming means you get clear sound even far from the station’s transmitter.
How do I find my local station?
Use the search at the top of the page (a station name, a call sign like “WABC”, a city or a dial like “104.3”) or the state filter. You can also open your city’s page from “Cities with the most stations” or the full list of cities.
What does “Most popular” mean?
It is the default order of the list: the stations Americans search for and play most appear first. You can switch to A–Z or see recently added stations.
What does “On air only” mean?
It shows only the stations whose stream was working at our last automatic check. We test every station several times a day.
