Radio X Classic Rock live
National - Online
Radio X Classic Rock live
National - Online
Rock
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About Radio X Classic Rock live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Radio X Classic Rock is a British radio station broadcasting to a UK-wide audience. Its output centres on rock, and it keeps to that line through the day.
Alongside the broadcast signal, the station keeps a continuous internet stream, so you can follow it at any hour and from anywhere.
You can listen to Radio X Classic Rock live right here: hit play and the stream starts. There is nothing to download and nothing to register.
Station details
Dial / FrequencyOnline
LocationNational
Genres
Rock
More from Radio X
One more station on the Radio X network.
Radio X is Global’s guitar-led station, the successor to XFM, with indie and rock at its centre and a male-skewing speech output. Its classic rock channel digs further back into the same territory.
Official site: radiox.co.uk. Is a Radio X station missing? Let us know.
Frequently asked questions about Radio X Classic Rock live
No — Radio X Classic 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.
Heavily. British rock and indie is one of the country's largest cultural exports, and stations working in this format draw on decades of it alongside international acts. Radio X Classic Rock sits in that tradition.
Yes. The stream is open and there is nothing to configure, so Radio X Classic Rock plays the same from anywhere. The only thing to watch is the time difference if you are following a particular programme.
Either a brief drop in your connection or a restart at the station's end. If other stations on this site play normally and only Radio X Classic Rock does not, the source feed is the likely cause.
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.