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Where to listen to radio in English in southeast Spain


English-speakers and foreigners in Spain love listening to TKO Radio talk and music radio station in the car and at home!

Where to listen to radio in English in southeast Spain
Due to its sizeable foreign population, southern Spain has radio that is 100% in English, dedicated to the foreign tourist and expat community. TKO Radio has been the Costa Blanca’s favourite radio station for over 20 years, since it first started broadcasting in 2004, and now it is available across the Costa Cálida and parts of Murcia.
 
TKO has established itself as the number one English-language station on the Costa and is a firm a listener favourite with its mix of charismatic presenters, top tunes and cash prize competitions. TKO offers a mix of music from across the decades, with the occasional new tune, whilst providing news and information from across the Costa Blanca & Costa Cálida.
 

TKO Radio English-language radio frequencies

 
You can listen to TKO Radio on:
 
  • 91.9FM in Alicante, Torrevieja, Guardamar del Segura and Orihuela Costa
  • 106.5FM in Pilar de la Horadada, Mar Menor area, Corvera, Cartagena, Mazarrón
 
You can also listen online on the website www.tko.radio/TKO-player or just ask your Alexa or Siri smart speaker to "Play TKO Radio Spain on tune-in".
 
Alternatively, you can just click one of the buttons below – the type of music that most takes your fancy! – to start listening now:
 
LISTEN TO tko tko tko tko tko
 

What you can hear on TKO Radio

 
The typical TKO day kicks off with the Early Riser with Spencer James, Chris Dyson hosts the Bigger Breakfast Show and Carla Stone the Light Lunch.
 
Rob Charles in the Afternoon, home of the €500 Mystery Voice, starts at 2pm while Tea Time with Toddy takes you through the afternoon to the evening from 5pm to 7pm.
 
Paul Baker’s Gold Show ends the daily line up, followed by a variety of specialist music shows through the evening and into the night.
 
Kick-start your weekend with the force of nature that is Trev Massey on the All Weekend Wake up, Saturday and Sunday mornings 9am till 12pm, followed by Eva Ford’s Something for the Weekend until 3pm.
 
Other popular weekend shows include the Top 40 countdown and for nostalgia fans Songs that Don’t get Played on the Radio anymore.

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