Now playing on Radio Delta
See whether Radio Delta is on air and which tracks were recently played on shortwave.
Now on Radio Delta
Recently on Radio Delta
Listener reports and rating
Real reception reports, listener ratings and shortwave reception details from the Radio Delta community.
Latest listener reports
Recent reception reports with location, frequency, SINPO and listening setup.
Heard around Europe and beyond
Every reception report tells part of the Radio Delta AM story — shortwave signals travelling across Europe and beyond.
Radio Delta in short
Radio Delta AM combines European shortwave broadcasting, Five Decades of Music and a growing community of listeners.
The Radio Delta sound
Music, stories and the warm sound of AM radio — made for listeners who enjoy real broadcasting.
Five Decades of Music
Classic tracks from the 1960s to today, with a strong focus on five decades of memorable music.
Record and radio stories
Record stories, radio memories, listener moments and short items between the songs.
Reports from across Europe
Reception reports, listener stories and real shortwave moments from the Radio Delta community.
Listener favourites and playlist history
Listener favourites show which tracks connect with the audience. Playlist history shows what has recently been rotating through Radio Delta.
Listener favourites
Tracks liked by Radio Delta listeners during broadcasts.
Playlist history
Based on the mAirList track history received by the website.
Seasonal bands, practical choices
Radio Delta AM follows a seasonal operating model. From late April until late October, 5970 kHz is normally the main evening frequency. From late October until late April, the evening focus moves to 3985 kHz, while 12085 kHz may be used for announced daytime broadcasts.
6040 kHz remains available as a backup frequency. Christmas transmissions, special broadcasts and propagation tests may differ from this normal model. The Broadcast Schedule is always the leading source for current UTC times and frequencies.
75 metres
The main evening frequency from late October until late April, with a focus on autumn, winter and early-spring reception across Europe.
49 metres
The main evening frequency from late April until late October. 6040 kHz remains available as a backup when propagation, QRM or programme planning requires another 49 metre frequency.
25 metres
Mainly planned for daytime broadcasts from late October until late April, when propagation supports longer-distance reception on the 25 metre band.