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Rockstar is Media One Group's all-digital rock station out of Geneva, part of an eight-station Swiss portfolio that dropped DAB+ terrestrial broadcasting in February 2026 to continue as a pure online stream.
EPIC CLASSICAL - Classical Fairy Tales streams from Cologne, pairing Disney film scores with the classical works that inspired them, from Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty ballet onward.
Solid Soul Grooves Radio broadcasts from Stourbridge, part of a West Midlands region with one of Britain's deepest soul and northern soul all-nighter traditions, spinning Motown, disco and 50s-70s classics.
Freakquency is a Recklinghausen-based laut.fm station built on one DJ's 53 years of record collecting, running classic rock, Americana and psychedelic rock across named shows since 2009.
Aural Melodics streams Carnatic classical flute and veena recordings around the clock from Thrissur, Kerala, pairing the music with interviews from working classical musicians.
RADIO BOB! Schleswig-Holstein replaced the 20-year-old Radio NORA in May 2016, importing a rock format that had already proven itself in Hesse since 2008, complete with the same AC/DC-heavy playlist.
Nova Nation launched in 2009 as Australia's first digital dance station, went dark twice, and returned in 2023 as a national streaming station built around guest DJs and a listener-focused schedule.
Revisited runs a classic rock rotation from Austria without holding a broadcast license, made possible by laut.fm, a German platform built to turn ordinary listeners into station owners by absorbing the licensing costs itself.
Симфония FM launched as an April Fools' prank from Radio Record, Russia's biggest dance music brand, and quietly became a permanent 24-hour classical channel running Bach, Mozart and film scores from Saint Petersburg.
Beach Party Radio is a Toronto internet station playing 50s-80s pop, rock and R&B hits alongside genuinely forgotten deep cuts, streaming under a dual SOCAN and Live365 license to legally reach listeners in both Canada and the United States.
102.5 KZOK has been Seattle's classic rock station since 1986, but the frequency spent two decades as country, Top 40 and progressive rock before landing the format that outlasted them all.
97.1 The Eagle (KEGL) has cycled through easy listening, Top 40, adult contemporary, Spanish oldies and sports talk since 1959, always ending up back on classic rock, most recently reviving the Eagle brand in April 2024 after the failed Freak format.
