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Christmas music radio stations you should try this year

By Isuru Chamara — Plus94 Records · Updated: Nov 7, 2025

Every year, Google searches explode with the term “what radio station plays Christmas music,” including my search. So I decided that this year, you can select your own favorite from the radio station websites I provide below. One by one, I will tell you how to play the Christmas channel, and I will also give you radio station guides for a hassle-free listening experience this holiday.

Christmas Music Radio Stations - collage of headphones, snow, and radio

1. Internet-Radio – Discover Independent Christmas Streams

Website: https://www.internet-radio.com/

How to Listen: Go to the site, and there are readily available tags on the top border. You can click "Christmas" and here we go, you can play and select the best match for you.

Note: If you ever want to start your own Christmas radio station, Internet-Radio.com offers simple hosting options:

  • Free Trial – 7 days, up to 5 listeners, 1 GB storage, and a full control panel (no credit card required).
  • Pay As You Go – $5 one-time setup, supports 500 listeners, 1 GB storage, and 10 GB bandwidth.

2. Radio Garden - My best finding

Website: https://radio.garden/

Hearing how different cultures celebrate Christmas in real time is something special.Radio Garden makes you feel like you’re traveling the world with a 3D globe. Zoom in on any green dot to tune in to live radio stations from that exact location.

How to Listen: During the holidays, just type “Christmas” in the search bar. You will hear how different cultures celebrate Christmas in real time. One minute you’re listening to classic carols from Germany, the next, tropical holiday beats from Brazil.

3. Live Radio - Irish radio stations / Online Radio Player

Website: https://www.liveradio.ie/

Explore thousands of radio stations from over 150 countries, all accessible in one clean, easy-to-use online player. LiveRadio brings together over 7,300 stations.

How to Listen: Go to the weblink provided, and there is a search tab. In the drop-down point called "Genre," you will find Christmas. You can listen to everything from cozy Irish folk to global Christmas hits.

4. Radio Australia

Website: https://www.radio-australia.org/

Explore more than 1,100 free internet radio stations from Australia streaming live online right now.

How to Listen: Go to the website, and on the top tab, there is a search bar. You can type "Christmas" to get channels that stream Christmas music 24 hours a day.

5. Live Online Radio – Global Christmas Sounds in One Click

Website: https://liveonlineradio.net/

With 100,000+ radio stations across 190 countries, you will find amazing tunes to make your holiday beautiful.

How to Listen: Go to the website, and there is a large bar for search. Type “Christmas” or “Xmas” in the search bar — you’ll instantly find dedicated holiday channels from around the world.

Final tip:

When you are in a conversation moment, don’t try to put on music that includes voices. Instead, search for genres like "ambient" that perfectly match the environment. The technical aspect of the point I mentioned above is that vocal frequencies crash between your voice and the music.

Don’t forget to comment on any website you know for online radio listening. It will help whoever is reading this to explore new sounds, including me.

Thank you
Isuru Chamara (Plus 94 Records)

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