HearMe - 70s Rock live
National - Online
HearMe - 70s Rock live
National - Online
Rock- Throwback
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About HearMe - 70s Rock live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Anyone after rock and throwback will find a familiar name in HearMe - 70s Rock, 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 - 70s Rock live in one click — free, with no app to install and no account to create.
Station details
Dial / FrequencyOnline
LocationNational
Genres
RockThrowback
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Frequently asked questions about HearMe - 70s Rock live
No — HearMe - 70s Rock broadcasts over the internet only, so there is no frequency to find on a set. That is a deliberate trade: an online station skips the cost of a broadcast licence and reaches the whole country from day one, but it needs a connection at the listener's end. Press play above and it runs in the browser.
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 - 70s Rock moves across that range rather than sticking to one decade.
Stations built on older music work from a settled catalogue rather than a rotating playlist, which is the point: the songs have already proved they last, and the audience comes precisely because it knows them.
Yes — the directory groups stations both by nation or region and by genre, so you can look for something in National specifically or for the same format elsewhere in the country.
Less than most people expect. Streaming HearMe - 70s Rock runs at roughly 30 to 60 MB an hour depending on the bitrate, well below video.