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Heart Musicals

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About Heart Musicals live

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Heart Musicals plays songs from stage and screen musicals — West End and Broadway standards, film soundtracks and the modern shows that have produced chart hits of their own. It is the most unusual station in the Heart family, and the one with the clearest reason to exist. Musical theatre has a large, committed audience in Britain that mainstream pop radio serves almost by accident, usually only when a film adaptation arrives. A dedicated channel gives that catalogue somewhere to live, and gives Global a format nobody else is running at national scale. The station has drawn in performers from the shows themselves as presenters, which sets it slightly apart from the decade channels and their minimal presentation. It is carried on national DAB as well as online and smart speakers, so a digital radio picks it up anywhere in the UK. Output is continuous, with no local news and no phone-ins. Heart Musicals broadcasts on DAB across the UK and streams online. Press play above for the live feed, free and without an account.

Station details

Dial / FrequencyDAB
LocationNational
Genres
Varied

More from Heart

15 more stations on the Heart network.

Heart is Global’s mainstream pop network and one of the most listened-to commercial brands in the UK. Beyond the main service it runs a family of themed stations built around a decade or a mood, plus regional services that carry their own local shows. Most of them are DAB and online only.

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Frequently asked questions about Heart Musicals live

Neither. Heart Musicals 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.
Heart Musicals 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.
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.
Free, with no subscription and no paid tier. British radio is funded either by advertising or, in the BBC's case, by the licence fee — either way, listening costs the listener nothing.
Yes, and without installing anything — open this page on your phone and press play. Worth using wi-fi for long sessions, simply for the data.