Tune in to the world. Radiola brings you thousands of internet radio stations, from your local favorite to a jazz station in Tokyo, in a clean, calm app made for the Linux desktop.

Start listening in seconds No sign-up, no ads, no setup. Open Radiola and pick from Our Picks: 22 hand-picked stations we love, from KEXP and WFMU to BBC Radio 6 Music and SomaFM. Or search tens of thousands more by name, genre or city.

See the music A live spectrum dances around the station's artwork, in colours taken from its logo. The current song title shows as it plays, and your track history remembers the last 100 songs, so you can find that great track later.

Feels at home on your desktop

• Media keys and headphone buttons just work
• Control playback from GNOME or KDE's media controls and the top-bar icon
• Light and dark mode, and a layout that fits any window size
• Sleep timer: fall asleep to the radio, it stops by itself
• Reconnects on its own when your connection drops
• Plays MP3, AAC, Ogg, Opus, FLAC and HLS streams, or any stream address you paste in
• In English, Ukrainian, German, Spanish

Feels at home on your desktop

• Media keys and headphone buttons just work
• Control playback from GNOME or KDE's media controls and the top-bar icon
• Light and dark mode, and a layout that fits any window size
• Sleep timer: fall asleep to the radio, it stops by itself
• Reconnects on its own when your connection drops
• Plays MP3, AAC, Ogg, Opus, FLAC and HLS streams, or any stream address you paste in