2GB, Radio station in Sydney, Australia.
2GB is a radio station in Sydney broadcasting on 873 kHz AM, delivering news, talk shows, and commentary to listeners across the city. The station reaches Sydney and surrounding New South Wales areas through traditional radio waves and online streaming services.
The station was founded in 1926 as one of Australia's early radio broadcasters. In 1933, it became the first Australian radio station to air recorded music, a pioneering step in the country's broadcasting history.
The station's name combines New South Wales's regional prefix '2' with 'GB', honoring the philosopher Giordano Bruno. This blend reflects both local pride and the intellectual values that shaped the broadcaster from its beginning.
Listeners can tune in through traditional AM radio, online streaming platforms, or by phone to participate in live broadcasts. Audio quality varies depending on your location, so digital streaming often provides the clearest reception throughout the city.
The station maintains an extensive music library built since its earliest broadcasting days. This collection spans decades of recordings and reflects how radio shaped the way listeners discovered and enjoyed music throughout the region.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
