The next shortwave broadcast for Archive Radio is on Sunday 25th October via Channel 292 from Germany at 13:00 UTC on 9670 KHz in the 31 Meter band. Please note this is after the clock change.
Archive Radio broadcasts on the internet worldwide 24 hours a day. Also at weekends in selected parts of the United Kingdom on 88.0 MHz FM and 1404 KHz AM (212 Meters Medium Wave) and on the last Sunday of every month via channel 292 shortwave across Europe on either 9670, 6070 or 3955 KHz.
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Journey back in time with archive radio
Step into the golden age of broadcasting with Laser International's archive radio. Relive the spirit of offshore and land-based pirate radio from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, playing non-stop, 24 hours a day. Immerse yourself in the pioneering sounds that shaped British radio. Some vintage BBC and ILR recordings are also featured for nostalgia and historic reference.
Relive the pirate radio era
Our 'Archive Radio' page is dedicated to preserving and sharing the vibrant history of offshore and land-based pirate radio. From the rebellious airwaves of the 1960s to the groundbreaking sounds of the 70s and 80s, we bring you a continuous stream of these iconic programmes. Tune in and experience the innovation and passion that defined an era.
Pioneering sounds, enduring legacy
These archived shows are more than just old recordings; they are a tribute to free radio and a journey back to the pioneering days. They showcase how these independent stations bravely challenged the BBC's monopoly, fundamentally changing the landscape of British radio forever. Listen now and be part of this significant historical journey.
Experience radio history, 24/7
Whether you're actively searching for a specific historical broadcast or simply browsing for something captivating, our 'Archive Radio' offers a continuous stream of compelling content. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of pirate radio history.
Note: Occassionally some of our programmes may be more modern and recent but themed on the intended period of the 60's, 70's and 80's either by music played or by the featured pirate related content.
Listen to us on Channel 292 via the Twente SDR software defined radio in the Netherlands. 9670 KHz in the 31 meter band.
Listen to us on Channel 292 via the Twente SDR software defined radio in the Netherlands. 6070 KHz in the 49 meter band.
Listen to us on Channel 292 via the Twente SDR software defined radio in the Netherlands. 3955 KHz in the 75 meter band.