HearMe live
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HearMe live
National - Online
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About HearMe live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Anyone after a varied schedule will find a familiar name in HearMe, which broadcasts to a UK-wide audience.
The online feed carries the same output that goes to air, without the interference of ordinary radio. It tends to be the practical option for listening at work or on the move.
The player on this page streams HearMe live in one click — free, with no app to install and no account to create.
Station details
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.
HearMeNationalOnline
HearMeNationalOnline
HearMe - tranceNationalOnline
HearMe - Classic RockNationalOnline
HearMe - 60s RockNationalOnline
HearMe - 70s RockNationalOnline
Hearme - 80s rockNationalOnline
HearMe - 00s rockNationalOnline
HearMe - 2000s popNationalOnline
HearMe 2010s pop musicNationalOnline
HearMe - Love songsNationalOnline
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Frequently asked questions about HearMe live
Neither. HearMe is internet-only, which in practice means no coverage map and no interference: it sounds the same in Cornwall, in Glasgow and abroad. The player on this page carries the live feed, free and without an account.
HearMe keeps a mixed schedule rather than committing to a single genre, which is the older model of radio: one station serving a whole audience through the day rather than one slice of it. It broadcasts by stream, so it reaches listeners anywhere.
The National page on this site lists every station in the directory broadcasting there, with its frequency and format, which is the quickest way to compare HearMe against the others nearby.
HearMe is on Facebook and X, and the links to its official accounts are in the details above. Stations tend to announce schedule changes and guests there before anywhere else.
The station's own site, linked further up this page, carries its schedule. We deliberately do not reproduce timetables here, because they go out of date quickly and a wrong one is worse than none.