BBC Radio 2, the most listened to station in the UK, combines popular music and culture with a diverse range of specialist music, documentaries and comedy. The station also boasts an award-winning blend of top name presenters including Zoe Ball, Ken Bruce, Jeremy Vine, Steve Wright, Sara Cox, Jo Whiley, Trevor Nelson, Vanessa Feltz, Dermot O'Leary, Claudia Winkleman, Rylan Clark-Neal, Paul O'Grady, Fearne Cotton, and OJ Borg.

With a repertoire covering more than 40 years, Radio 2 plays the widest selection of music on the radio - from classic and mainstream pop to a specialist portfolio including classical, country, folk, jazz, soul, rock 'n' roll, gospel and blues. The network also has the most diverse range of musical experts, including Jamie Cullum, Cerys Matthews, Craig Charles, Mark Radcliffe, Bob Harris, Elaine Paige, Paul Gambaccini, Tony Blackburn, Gary Davies and Johnnie Walker.

With music truly at its heart and with some of the most popular and respected talent in broadcasting, BBC Radio 2 provides a unique blend of programming which entertains and informs its millions of listeners each day.

How to Listen
In the UK you can listen live to Radio 2 in a variety of ways.

On FM analogue radio: 88 - 91 FM

DAB Digital Radio: Listed as "BBC Radio 2" or "Radio 2"

Freeview: Channel 702

Freesat: Channel 702

Virgin: Channel 902

For information on listening on these platforms - BBC Sounds help.

Online:

Listen live and listen again to programmes via Radio 2 in BBC Sounds.

Mobile and Tablets:

Get full details of the various ways you can listen via mobile on the BBC Sounds help page.

Podcasts:

Some Radio 2 programmes are available as podcasts, which you can download and listen to.

Browse Radio 2 Podcasts

Get more help with podcasts


Internet (WiFi) Radio:

If you're having problems listening on an internet radio please try the BBC Sounds help site.

For more information, please contact the manufacturer of your device, or refer to the instruction booklet.

Can I listen to Radio 2 outside the UK?

You can listen to Radio 2 online anywhere in the world, but you will not be able to pick up BBC stations broadcasting on FM and DAB very far from UK shores. They are funded by the UK licence fee and the BBC is not permitted to re-broadcast them from other countries.

If you're having problems listening from abroad please try out BBC Sounds help site.