HearMe live
National - Online
HearMe live
National - Online
Rock
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About HearMe live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Anyone after rock will find a familiar name in HearMe, which broadcasts to a UK-wide audience.
Streaming has taken the station well beyond its original patch, and the feed runs without interruption around the clock.
To listen to HearMe live, press play on the player at the top of this page. It is free, needs no sign-up and works on a phone, tablet or computer.
Station details
Dial / FrequencyOnline
LocationNational
Genres
Rock
More from HearMe
14 more stations on the HearMe network.
HearMe runs a large set of online channels, each locked to one genre or decade, from baroque and classical through to trance and rock by era. There is no live presentation: the appeal is a continuous playlist with a very narrow focus.
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Frequently asked questions about HearMe live
HearMe has no place on the dial. It is one of the many British stations that launched as a stream rather than applying to Ofcom for a frequency, which is why specialist formats like this one exist at all — the audience for them is spread too thin for local FM. It plays here with nothing to install.
The format covers a lot of ground — guitar music from the sixties through to current releases, taking in the indie and alternative waves that British radio has always given room to. HearMe moves across that range rather than sticking to one decade.
Quite a few. You can browse them all on the National page, or use the genre pages if you are after a particular kind of music rather than a particular area.
An hour of HearMe costs roughly 30 to 60 MB. For comparison, standard-definition video can use that in a few minutes.
Reload the page first, which resolves it most of the time. If it still will not start, the station may be restarting its own server — that clears on its own within a few minutes and is nothing to do with this site.