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Radio in Norway

There are many radio stations in Norway.[1] For a more comprehensive list see List of Norwegian-language radio stations. Norway is in the process of transitioning all radio stations away from FM broadcasting to Digital Audio Broadcasting only. The country's national radio outlets transitioned to DAB on December 13, 2017.[2][3] Local radio stations remain available in FM.[3]

NRK

Main article: NRK Radio

NRK radio channels are the most prominent stations in Norway. NRK radio is available on DAB and internet radio. The main channels are:

  • NRK P1 is the biggest channel in Norway, offering a variety of programs for the vast majority. News headlines every hour.
  • NRK P2 is the cultural channel, offering a daily morning news program, as well as classical music.
  • NRK P3 is the youth channel, with new popular and often Norwegian music.

NRK also broadcasts specialized radio channels:

  • NRK Sápmi: Programs and news in Sami languages
  • NRK Klassisk: Classical music. It was the first DAB radio channel in the world. Originally called "NRK Alltid Klassik".
  • NRK Nyheter (News) News, replays of news programs from other NRK stations. Re-broadcasts BBC World Service at night.
  • NRK mP3: A variant of NRK P3, just without hosts. Broadcasts pop music, often used in gym studios.
  • NRK Folkemusikk: Folk music from Norway and rest of the world. Originally called "NRK Alltid Folkemusikk".
  • NRK Super is a radio station for children.
  • NRK P1+: Grew out of what was NRK Gull.
  • NRK Vær is a channel specifically for seafarers, broadcasting weather news in a loop.
  • NRK Jazz: Jazz music
  • NRK Sport broadcasts live sport.

NRK shut off their FM broadcasts in 2017, these stations are not available on FM in the mainland. NRK P1, NRK P2, NRK P3, Radio Norge and P4 NORGE is still available in some parts of Svalbard on FM


All FM broadcasts in Norway gradually switch off in 2026, including the ones in this list. Not every radio station on FM in Norway is listed here.

Current FM band in Oslo

  • 90.1 FM – 90.1 ROX
  • 99.3 FM – R.Nova
  • 104.8 FM – THE BEAT
  • 105.8 FM – RLA 105.8 (RLA – Radio Latin Amerika)
  • 106.8 FM – Radio Metro (-METRO-)

Current FM band in Østfold

  • 104.2 FM, 107.7 FM - P5 Hits Fredrikstad
  • 106.5 FM - P5 Hits Sarpsborg
  • 106.9 FM - P5 Hits Moss
  • 98.7 FM, 107.5 FM - P5 Hits Halden
  • 100.8 FM, 103.5 FM, 101.8 FM, 106.6 FM, 101.6 FM - Metro Buskerud
  • 105.0 FM, 107.0 FM, 105.8 FM, 102.9 FM - Metro Innlandet
  • 107.9 FM, 99.5 FM, 88.4 FM, 99.0 FM - Metro Akershus

Current FM band in Agder

  • 104.0 FM, 93.0 FM, 107.4 FM, 104.2 FM, 106.3 FM, 98.6 FM, 103.8 FM, 106.7 FM, 100.6 FM, 102.6 FM, 103.3 FM, 106.1 FM, 105.0 FM - Metro Agder
  • 93.2 FM, 106.9 FM - NRJ Kristiansand

Other major channels

  • Radio Nord Norge is the Station for the Northern region.
  • P4 is a commercial radio station, broadcasting popular music, with some light programs. P4 is most commonly heard in cars.
  • Radio Norge broadcasting popular music, similar to P4.

Regional radio stations

These stations are available in several larger Norwegian cities:

Local radio stations

For a list of local radio stations in Norway, see List of Norwegian radio stations.

Internet radio

Stations with a Norwegian target audience that only broadcast on the Internet:

See also

References

  1. ^ "Norway | Countries | WorldDAB". www.worlddab.org. Retrieved 2022-07-28.
  2. ^ Lizzie Plaugic (April 19, 2015). "In 2017, Norway will be first country to shut down FM radio". The Verge. Retrieved April 19, 2015.
  3. ^ a b "Norway becomes first country to switch off FM radio". The Local. December 12, 2017. Retrieved December 14, 2017.
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