List of radio stations in Estonia
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This is a list of radio stations in Estonia. From 2025 will be planned launch regular DAB+ broadcasting.[1][2][3]
Radio Groups
[edit]- Eesti Rahvusringhääling
- Vikerraadio (The station was launched in 1967)
- Raadio 2 (The station was launched in 1993)
- R2 Altpop (DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Klassikaraadio (The station was launched in 1995)
- Raadio 4 (Russian language station. The station was launched in 1993)
- Raadio Tallinn (Tallinn 103.5 FM. With retranslations BBC World Service and RFI Monde. The station was launched in 2006.[4])
- Duo Media Networks
- Radio Kuku (The station was launched in 1992) (FM in Estonia and DAB+ in Tallinn, Pärnu and Tartu)
- Radio Elmar (The station was launched in 1997) (FM in Estonia and DAB+ in Tallinn, Pärnu and Tartu)
- MyHits (launched in 2016, former name Radio Uuno) (FM in Estonia and DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru, Valgjärve and Pärnu)
- Radio Duo (The station was launched in 2022) (FM in Estonia and DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru, Valgjärve and Pärnu)
- 10 DAB+ stations (DAB+ in Tallinn, Pärnu and Tartu):
- Elmari tantsuõhtu
- Elmari Kuld
- MyHits Dance
- MyHits Rock
- Duo Gold
- Duo Hitmix[5]
- Duo Party
- Duo Country
- Raadio Kidzone
- Narodnoe radio (Russian language station) (except Pärnu)
- TV3 Group
- Star FM (FM in Estonia, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Power Hit Radio (FM in Estonia, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Star FM Eesti (FM in Estonia, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Star FM Plus (Star FM+) (Russian-language station) (FM in Tallinn, Kohtla-Nõmme and Narva, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve) (launched in 2023, former name Radio Volna)
- Sky Media Group
- Sky Plus
- Retro FM (launched in 2005, former name Raadio 3)[6]
- Rock FM (launched in 2017, former name Radio Mania)
- Kiss FM (launched in 2023, former name NRJ FM) (Tallinn 93.2 FM)
- SKY Radio (launched in 1995, in Russian language in Tallinn, Rakvere, Kohtla-Järve, Narva and Tartu)
- Super Radio (in Russian language in Tallinn, Rakvere, Kohtla-Järve, Narva and Tartu) (launched in 2023, former name Russkoe Radio)
- Nostalgia Media
- Radio Nostalgia (in Russian language, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Novoe Radio (in Russian language, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
Other radio stations
[edit]- Tre Raadio (FM in Estonia, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Ring FM (Tartu 104.7 FM and Võru 101.7 FM)
- Ruut FM (Valga 96.6 FM)
- Pereraadio
- Semeinoje Radio Eli (in Russian language, Narva 95.6 FM, Kohtla-Järve 98.2 FM, Tartu 1035 AM, DAB+ in Tallinn, Tartu and Parnu)
- Äripäeva Raadio (FM in Estonia, DAB+ in Tallinn, Pehka, Koeru and Valgjärve)
- Relax FM (Tallin 88,3 FM, Tartu 103,0 FM, Pärnu 96,4 FM, Narva 94,8 FM, Saaremaa 92,6 FM, Valgjärve 102,4 FM, Võru 96,9 FM, Viljandi 92,4 FM)
- Raadio 7 (Tallinn 103.1 FM, Tamsalu 96.1 FM, Pärnu 88.6 FM and Tartu 92.1 FM)
- Radio Druzi (Ukrainian-language station) (Tallinn 104.9 FM, Kohtla-Nõmme 97.7 FM, Narva 89.8 FM and Tartu 94.1 FM)
- Radio Maximum (in Russian language) (Tallinn 100.0 FM, Kohtla-Jarve 96.3 FM and Narva 100.0 FM)
- Radio Svoboda (RFE/RL Russian service) (DAB+ in Tallinn, Pärnu and Tartu)
- WRN Europe (in English language) (DAB+ in Tallinn and Tartu)
- SSS-Radio (Finnish-language station) (Tallinn 93.7 FM)
- Legendaarne raadio (Tallinn 99.3 FM (planned))
- BFBS Radio (in English language) (Camp Tapa 94.9 FM)
- BFBS Radio 2 (in English language) (Camp Tapa 89.2 FM)
- Raadio Kadi (Saaremaa 90.5 FM and 98.6 FM, Hiiumaa 90.1 FM)
- Kaguraadio (Põlva 100.7 FM)
Former
[edit]- Landessender Reval (during WW II)
- Radio Tallinn
- Radio Tartu (Tartu Radio)