How to listen to The Voice

What frequency is The Voice on? In a world of multiplatform radio, with DAB, FM, HD Radio and radio online, there are many different ways to tune in, whether you want to listen in the car, on the bus or at home.

More info: to find out more, including addresses, people who work there, audience figures and other information, see The Voice’s directory listing.

Listen to The Voice online

You can listen to live online radio from The Voice for free.

Click a button below to listen now in your browser.

lsn.to/VCE

Apps: we may also list official apps to help you tune in on The Voice’s page.

Listen to The Voice on DAB Digital Radio

You’ll find The Voice on DAB in the areas below. You don’t need to know any numbers: just tune it in, by name.

Your set is a DAB Digital Radio if it has a DAB logo on it somewhere, or if it receives BBC Radio 6 Music. You should find this station on there too, if you’re in the transmission area. If not, you might need to retune, or rescan, your set: here’s how to rescan your digital radio.

You can buy DAB Digital Radio receivers at Amazon.co.uk.

Listen to The Voice on FM

You can listen to FM on many things - from many mobile phones to almost any radio set. On some radio sets it’s marked UKW or VHF. FM radio receivers with RDS may give more information, like the song playing now, or the name of the show you’re listening to. Find more stations broadcasting on FM.

This station has more than one FM frequency in its broadcast area of ‘North Devon’. Try each in turn to see what works best where you are. Some stations only cover some of their area with FM.

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