Radio Dial
Pick a station and let it play, one track after another.
Click Tune In to start listening. Your browser needs one click to allow audio to begin.
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About the 60s radio dial
The Radio Dial is a free 60s radio station that runs in your browser.
It has eight stations, one for each genre on the site: British Invasion, Motown, Soul & R&B, Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Garage & Surf Rock, Country, Pop & Brill Building, and Jazz & Easy Listening.
Together they hold 556 unique songs, and every one was checked for playback before it went on the dial.
How it works
- Press Tune In once, because browsers need a click before they allow audio.
- Pick a station and it plays track after track on its own.
- Skip jumps to the next song on the station that is playing.
- Select opens the station's track list so you can search for a specific song.
- Volume is one slider shared by every station.
The player stays on screen the whole time, so you can watch the video as well as hear it.
Listen by year
Each year guide has a "Play" link that opens the dial filtered to that year, for example 1965 on the dial.
Start from the 1960s year-by-year hub to pick one.
If you want a ready-made set instead, see the 100 best 60s songs.
FAQ
Is there a free 60s radio station online?
Yes.
The Radio Dial on this page is a free 60s radio station that runs in your browser.
Press Tune In once, pick a station, and it plays track after track on its own.
What kinds of 60s music does the Radio Dial play?
It has eight stations, one for each genre on the site.
They are British Invasion, Motown, Soul & R&B, Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Garage & Surf Rock, Country, Pop & Brill Building, and Jazz & Easy Listening.
Can I listen to 60s music from one year only?
Yes.
Each year guide has a Play link that opens the dial filtered to that year, such as 1965.
Start from the 1960s year-by-year hub to pick a year.
Can I choose a specific song on the 60s radio?
Yes.
Select opens the playing station's track list so you can search for a song and play it.
Skip jumps to the next song, and normal play resumes after your pick.