Hits Radio Coventry live
England - Online
Hits Radio Coventry live
England - Online
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About Hits Radio Coventry live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Hits Radio Coventry is a British radio station broadcasting to listeners in England. Its schedule is a mixed one, moving between music, talk and entertainment across the day.
Streaming has taken the station well beyond its original patch in England, and the feed runs without interruption around the clock.
Just press play to tune in to Hits Radio Coventry live on this page, on any device with a connection and at no cost.
Station details
Dial / FrequencyOnline
LocationEngland
Genres
Hits
More from Hits Radio
2 more stations on the Hits Radio network.
Hits Radio is Bauer’s contemporary chart network, with a national service and city stations that keep their own local breakfast shows. It is one of the few brands in this catalogue whose siblings really are different places rather than different playlists.
Official site: planetradio.co.uk/hits-radio. Is a Hits Radio station missing? Let us know.
Frequently asked questions about Hits Radio Coventry live
Hits Radio Coventry 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.
Because digital radio made it possible. Once DAB and streaming removed the scarcity of frequencies, broadcasters could split a general audience into single decades, and it turned out a great many people wanted exactly one decade rather than a mix.
Hits Radio Coventry broadcasts from England. Streaming means you can hear it from anywhere regardless.
An hour of Hits Radio Coventry costs roughly 30 to 60 MB. For comparison, standard-definition video can use that in a few minutes.
Usually the connection rather than the station: streaming needs a steady flow and any dip interrupts it. Reloading the page fixes most cases; switching network or closing other tabs handles the rest.