Get The Radio.com App For Android Today
Listen to KROQ via Radio.com's Android App!
Android lovers, your day has finally come. Now you can stream KROQ straight to your phone, even while you’re using other apps, with Radio.com’s Android app. The best part is it’s completely free at the Android Marketplace. It’s free-ninety-nine!
You can listen to radio from all over the country, but of course, you’ll listen to KROQ the most.
The app features over 600 stations from all corners of America, including Yahoo! Music and AOL Radio too.
With 19 genres to search, you can listen to Pop, Rock, Country, Hip-hop, Jazz, Classical, World, Latino, News, Sports, and a whole lot more. Not only can you stream, search, and save your favorite stations, you can also share what you’re listening to on Facebook, Twitter, and email with just the flick of a finger.
Don’t be left behind, go pick up Radio.com’s new app for Android right now at the Android Marketplace.
For more info, head over to Radio.com.
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Tina
February 1, 2011 1:26 pm
OMG finally! LOL – i was downloading all the other radio stuff this past week looking for KROQ so I can listen to Kevin & Bean! YAY!
Mart
February 1, 2011 6:37 pm
now if only it would work in Europe, KROQ could own the phrase, World famous… i miss my K&B live broadcasts…
Ray
February 1, 2011 7:32 pm
Man i live in Texas, so this is great cause of the time difference and I have a Droid
will
February 1, 2011 10:09 pm
hey mart u can also try tunein radio for android phones. its free on the android market. thats what i use and its great.
john
February 2, 2011 7:17 am
Won’t load KROQ… Keep getting error(There was a problem loading the station).Have solid signal strength and EVO phone
mcnasty
February 2, 2011 8:35 am
where is the podcast for the droid?
Susan
August 16, 2011 7:46 am
UGH!! TuneIn was so much better! They streamed at 96k, this POS doesn’t let you choose, and it defaults to low-quality that sounds like 32k. Translation: Sounds extremely low-quality, like I’m listening with an antenna over a 1980′s clock radio. Unacceptable. Can’t listen at work, so will probably default to podcasts. Thanks for killing my only joy during the day.
Michael Ma
December 10, 2011 11:22 am
There is something wrong with the radio.com app on the AT&T Galaxy SII Skyrocket devices. The KROQ and some other stations are garbled beyond recognition. I’ve tested this on many SGH-i727 models just to make sure it wasn’t just my phone. Possibly the SGH-t989 has this problem as well. We are talking millions of phones here. Please fix it.
Eric
February 3, 2012 11:11 am
Another big media conglomerate that has its head up its ass. I used to stream KROQ almost all day at work on my android phone. Now CBS blocks them and force one to use either of the craptacular apps radio or yahoo, which are next to worthless. One less set of ears for their ads.
Michael Ma
February 3, 2012 11:29 am
I got the email so I tried this app again. It is absolute garbage. I own a SGH-i727 (AT&T Galaxy SII Skyrocket). The decoding is absolutely buggy and it sounds like you’re listening to a encrypted message. There are instructions on the web on how to get KROQ high quality streams on your android if you google them. It requires a audio streamer that can decode AAC. Just add the right stream from streamtheworld and voila.j