About
Stream your favorite radio stations from the 1960s worldwide. Enjoy a simple interface with background music support, perfect for listening anywhere with an internet connection.
What's New in Radio Channel Sixties FM Online Streaming
1.4.1
November 7, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Minor bug fixes - Streaming feedback
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$1.99
Remove Ads
Removes all visible ads within the radio app.
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FAQ
What kind of music can I listen to on Radio Channel Sixties FM?
Radio Channel Sixties FM focuses on providing streams from top radio stations featuring music from the 1960s. You can enjoy a wide variety of hits from that iconic decade.
Can I listen to Radio Channel Sixties FM offline?
No, this app requires an active internet connection to stream radio content. It is designed for online listening wherever you have connectivity.
Does Radio Channel Sixties FM have ads?
No, Radio Channel Sixties FM does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy uninterrupted listening to their favorite 60s radio stations.
What devices is Radio Channel Sixties FM available on?
Radio Channel Sixties FM is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work across these Apple platforms.
How often is Radio Channel Sixties FM updated?
The app was last updated on November 7, 2016, with version 1.4.1. While updates may not be frequent, the core functionality remains stable for streaming.
What is the age rating for Radio Channel Sixties FM?
Radio Channel Sixties FM has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a general audience.
Can I control playback in the background with Radio Channel Sixties FM?
Yes, Radio Channel Sixties FM supports background music playback. You can continue listening to your favorite stations while using other apps on your device.
How do I provide feedback or suggestions for Radio Channel Sixties FM?
You can provide feedback, ask questions, or offer suggestions by contacting the developer directly at contact@bonzware.at. They welcome user input.