List of radio stations in Albania

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There are 3 private national radio stations, 1 public, and 63 local radio stations in Albania. Public radio signal of RTSH Radio Tirana 1 covers 80.5% of the territory, while those of Top Albania Radio and Club FM, both commercial radio stations with a national license, cover 93.7%, and the western lowland respectively. In 2020, the third private national frequency license was awarded to Radio Klan, part of Televizioni Klan sh.a. There are some ongoing initiatives to measure audience shares in the country, but they are limited in geographical scope and the results are not public. However, radio stations seem to be more of an entertainment medium, with mainly music, interrupted by news flashes or talk show programs. [1]

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National stations

Local frequency stations

Below is a list of FM radio stations operating in Tirana, Albania with some partly covering the western lowland (as of 2024):

FrequencyStation name
88.0City Radio
88.5Radio Ngjallja
89.0Sol Radio
89.3Radio Kontakt
89.8Syri FM
90.7 Love Radio
91.1Play Radio
91.4 Radio Maria
92.0Radio Shqip
92.9Radio Klan
93.2Radio 1
93.6Radio Nacional
94.4Radio Eurostar
94.9Albania News
95.2 Radio One
95.8 Radio Tirana 2
96.4Radio Spektrum
96.7Radio Ora News
97.0Rash News 24
97.3My Music Radio
97.7Radio 7
98.2Radio DJ
98.5Kiss FM
98.7Super Star FM
99.5 Radio Tirana 1
100.0Top Albania Radio
100.4 Club FM
100.8Top Gold Radio
101.2 Radio Tirana Klasik
101.6Tibo Radio
102.0 Radio France Internationale
102.6Alfa & Omega Radio
103.1 MCN Radio
103.9 BBC World Service
104.6Radio Travel
105.0ABC News Radio
105.7IN Radio
106.0 Radio Ejani
106.6Radio NRG
107.1Radio Living
107.7Radio House of Arts
108.0Radio Alpet

Local frequency stations

Below is a list of FM radio stations operating in the tourist-friendly region of southern Albania.

FrequencyStation name
94.1Alpo Radio
96.1Radio Saranda

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