Radioline is directing listeners to TuneIn ahead of its scheduled November 16, 2026 closure. Anyone who saved a station as a favorite in Radioline will need to find it again on TuneIn and save it there.
Radioline confirms the shutdown in its app release notes. TuneIn’s listener FAQ, updated October 28, gives the closure date and explains that neither favorites nor paid subscriptions transfer. Subscribers who want to stop Radioline billing must cancel with their original billing provider; deleting the app does not cancel the subscription.
For a station that has promoted Radioline as a listening option, the immediate question is what happens when a regular listener searches for it by name. Before November 16, operators can test that search in the markets they serve, play the result to verify the stream, then share the tested link alongside their own web player. That gives listeners a route back even if they cannot find the station on TuneIn.
The notices do not promise that every Radioline listing will be available on TuneIn. How many listeners will follow any given station remains unknown.
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