oldie-antenne.de
German music radio station streaming 80s, 90s and oldies hits via DAB+, app, Alexa and online
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-29
About oldie-antenne.de
80er 90er OLDIE ANTENNE is a German music radio brand that broadcasts 80s, 90s and oldies hits. Its offering includes a set of web streams covering genres such as 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s hits, rock classics, disco, NDW and Christmas music, a song search ("Was lief wann?") and news and stories about music artists.
The station is aimed at listeners who enjoy music from the 1980s, 1990s and earlier decades. It can be received via DAB+, Alexa, its app or online. The brand also presents concerts and tours and promotes ticket sales through an Eventim ticket shop, and it runs listener contests such as a Paris trip for a Queen show.
The station is based in Germany, and the website is published in German.
Product: Music radio streams (80s, 90s, oldies and genre channels) on DAB+, app, Alexa and online, with song search, news and event promotion.
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