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Smooth Country

Smooth Country live

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About Smooth Country live

Technical details, frequency and station information

Smooth Country is a British radio station broadcasting to a UK-wide audience. Its schedule is a mixed one, moving between music, talk and entertainment across the day. Because it also streams online, Smooth Country does not depend on how close you are to a transmitter. That usually solves the problem for anyone outside the coverage area or picking up a weak signal. You can listen to Smooth Country live right here: hit play and the stream starts. There is nothing to download and nothing to register.

Station details

Dial / FrequencyOnline
LocationNational
Genres
Country

More from Smooth

8 more stations on the Smooth network.

Smooth is Global’s easy-listening network, built on soul, classics and a relaxed presentation aimed at an older audience than Heart or Capital. Its spin-offs go further in one direction each: country, soul, chill or seasonal music.

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Frequently asked questions about Smooth Country live

No — Smooth Country 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.
Smooth Country works in country. As an internet station it runs continuously, without the local opt-outs or news bulletins that punctuate broadcast radio.
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.
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 Smooth Country 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.