DanceRadio is always on, but the signal is not a blind shuffle. The current clock has two layers: four named evening features give the week a backbone, while a fair programme-first rotation keeps the rest of the day moving through the station's active library.
Four nights to put in the diary
All times are Eastern.
- Thursday, 8:00 p.m. — Trance AIR. Alex NEGNIY takes the long-form Thursday feature. The current library includes episodes 665 and 666, with a two-and-a-half-hour window reserved for the show.
- Friday, 8:00 p.m. — The Rush. DJ Pesty owns Friday night with a three-hour block. Episodes 685, 708 and 709 are active, with the newest editions given the stronger fresh-rotation treatment.
- Saturday, 8:00 p.m. — Judge Jules Global Warm Up. Saturday's two-hour feature currently reaches episode 1173, alongside episodes 1171 and 1172.
- Sunday, 8:00 p.m. — SoulGood. Bill Fragos closes the weekend feature run. Episodes 1243 and 1244 are in the active library, inside a two-hour Sunday window.
These slots are deliberate homes for the station's longest programmes. Keeping them on named nights means a two- or three-hour mix can stretch out properly without taking over an unscheduled afternoon.
What fills the rest of the clock
Outside those feature windows, DanceRadio rotates by programme first and episode second. That distinction matters: the system tries to bring each active show back around before serving several editions of the same series. Within that, fresh material carries the strongest weight, the normal library supplies continuity, and archive material adds depth without turning the station into a nostalgia loop.
The current programme board includes:
- Solar Power Sessions with Suzy Solar, including episode 955 and a run of longer recovered editions.
- Laurent Schark Selection, with current episodes 967–969 alongside recovered editions 925–929 and 943–944.
- Andrea Fiorino Mastermix, including editions 424 and 755.
- Nine Sessions with Miss Nine, currently represented by episode 188 from August 2026.
- Speed of Sound with Andrew Martin, including episode 0290.
- Peter K Projects Mix, with episodes 683 and 684.
- My House Radio Show, part of the station's continuing house rotation.
Shorter mixes and selected club cuts can also appear between programmes. Unscheduled selections are capped at 90 minutes; the longer shows wait for their named evening slots. Station IDs sit between transmissions so the stream keeps its own voice as the styles change.
One live signal
This is radio, not an on-demand playlist. Every listener hears the same programme at the same moment. The player on the DanceRadio homepage shows the current title, when it started and roughly when the next selection will begin. Press Listen, leave it running, and the next handoff happens automatically.
The clock will keep changing as approved episodes arrive. New submissions are checked, tagged and placed into the library before they can reach the transmitter; fresh editions then receive the strongest rotation weight without erasing the shows already carrying the station.
Four evening appointments give the week its shape. The rest is the pleasure of tuning in without knowing exactly where the signal will take you next.
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