'How to' Guides

At the heart of BTS Radio UK it is our mission to hear BTS played on UK radio stations in regular rotations. It is evident that BTS do not get the radio play listing that other artists of their calibre generally receive. This is where BTS ARMY can help.

Work is needed to get them the airplay they deserve and we do this by politely requesting BTS to be played and by thanking the radio stations that play them.
To help you we have created infographics that give you hints and tips of how to request via multiple avenues and graphics containing contact details of the top 6 radio stations in the UK.

Keep scrolling and you will see a link to the email template we put together for you to use.

Because radio stations like to know that they are attracting listeners in the their local areas, we have put together twitter lists to direct you to your local area and you can use our map pinpointing all the radio stations that have played BTS since we began tracking.

We have also put together some simple graphics of the goals for the current releases and links to music platforms; along with more graphics to help with streaming and purchasing albums.

Map Of UK Radio Shows

Here is a map of all the radio stations that have previously played bts.

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UK Radio Shows By Region

For specific radio stations in your area, click the links below

Channel Island
Yorkshire and Humber
West Midlands
Wales
South West
South East
Scotland
Northern Island
North West
North East
National Radio
Internet Radio
Greater London
East of England
East Midlands

Radio Stations By Region

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Radio Station Info

Radio stations often use Shazam to gauge listener trends so be sure to follow this guide by @AllForArmy to Shazam the latest BTS single too. For further information about how to use Shazam click here.

Details For Radio Stations

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Here are some graphics to help with streaming and purchasing.

For more guides on each platform visit @BTSxUKCharts website.

Buying:

Streaming:

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10 STREAM RULE

In the UK, only 10 streams per day per account will count towards charts. Although not stated in the OCC rulebook, this rule has made its way into press releases on authority of OCC and was confirmed in an email by OCC when asked about these press releases (see below). Therefore, you will need to switch account or streaming platform if you wish your streams to count, after streaming a song 10 times.10 streams per streaming account per day relates to the UK charts. After this, the streams don't count towards the UK but WILL count for global charts.