Broadway Radio: Show Tunes and Musicals Streaming Live
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You can listen to Broadway and show tunes radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Musical theatre has its own stations — cast recordings from Broadway and the West End, old and new.
Broadway and show tunes
- iHeartRadio Broadway — musicals, off-Broadway and West End cast recordings, from New York.
- Sounds of Broadway — show tunes around the clock.
- RadioArt: Broadway — musicals and show tunes.
Musicals and the movies
- Box Office Radio — stage musicals and film music, from the UK.
- Heart Musicals — musicals and movie songs, the most-voted musicals station in the directory.
- Hollywood & Broadway Musicals (Tinder Radio) — stage and screen, from Dubai.
- Australian Digital Radio Network — Musicals — from Sydney.
- Exclusively Barbra Streisand — cast recordings and standards from Broadway's great voice.
A little history
Show tunes were the pop music of the mid-20th century: Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote many of the standards jazz singers still perform, and original cast albums — My Fair Lady's was one of the best-selling records of the late 1950s — brought Broadway into living rooms. Today's hits run from Les Misérables and The Phantom of the Opera to Wicked and Hamilton. Film soundtrack radio, opera radio and big band and swing radio go further.
A route in
- iHeartRadio Broadway, for Broadway.
- Box Office Radio, for stage and screen.
- Exclusively Barbra Streisand, for the voice.
For the screen side, film soundtrack radio is next.
Frequently asked questions
How can I listen to Broadway radio online for free?
Search for the station on 72FM — iHeartRadio Broadway, Sounds of Broadway and Box Office Radio are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.
Is there West End musicals radio?
Yes — iHeartRadio Broadway and Box Office Radio both play West End cast recordings.
Is there radio for film and stage musicals together?
Yes — Box Office Radio and Heart Musicals mix both.