About
Radiodays Europe 2025
The meeting point for Radio, Audio, Podcast
Radiodays Europe Athens, 9-11 March 2025
Shaping the changing audio landscape
In a time of change, Radiodays Europe brings the industry together and lead the development as the most innovative and creative initiative in the radio and audio world
Radiodays Europe was born in 2010 as a response to the needs of the European industry, public and private, to come together to discuss the new media challenges, across borders. It has since grown to become the most important annual conference for radio professionals with over 1500 participants from 65 countries. It is the meeting point for the European radio, podcast & audio industries. It attracts both private and public radio stations, podcasters from across the spectrum big and small, plus audio professionals from a variety of industries. It is a destination event for professionals and companies from around the world.
RDE is organised as an annual conference in the spring of a different European city each year. This year the event will be in-person.
09.00 – Registration Opens
11.00 – Summits Start
13.00 – Lunch
16.30 – Summits End
16.30 – Slow Networking Starts – Free 1 hour networking
Evening Welcome Event
08.30 – Registration & Exhibition Opens
09.00 – Conference Starts
13.00 – Lunch Break
17.45 – Conference & Exhibition Ends
18.00 – Venue Closes
Evening Event Doors Open
08.30 – Conference & Exhibition Opens
09.00 – Conferences Opens
12.45 – Lunch Break
16.00 – Conference Ends
16.30 – Venue Closes
Host City & Venue
Host City Athens: Athens is the capital of Greece. It was also at the heart of Ancient Greece, a powerful civilization and empire. The city is still dominated by 5th-century BC landmarks, including the Acropolis, a hilltop citadel topped with ancient buildings like the colonnaded Parthenon temple. The Acropolis Museum, along with the National Archaeological Museum, preserves sculptures, vases, jewelry and more from Ancient Greece
The Venue: Megaron Athens International Conference Centre Leoforos Vasilissis Sofias and, Kokkali 1, Athina 115 21, Greece
The Meeting Point for the Worlds of Radio, Audio, Podcast
The purpose of Radiodays Europe (RDE) is to raise the awareness of radio, audio and podcast. In its 14th year the conference has become the leading radio, audio, podcast conference of its kind in the world. Before the pandemic the conference attracted over 1600 participants from 60 countries, post pandemic in Malmö 2022 attendees numbered 1200 in person & 700 online participants. Last year in Munich the conference was attended by 1,500 visitors.
The audience is senior managers, content creators, technology specialists, production experts, on-air talent, talent managers and agents, podcast talent, podcast producers, platform providers, researchers, data specialists, jingles producers, some superstars and then some people who just make it all work flawlessly for their audiences everyday
- Public and commercial broadcasters in equal numbers
- In-house and Independent podcasters
- Service and product providers to the radio, audio & podcast industries
- Independent consultants and freelancers
- Large technology providers and platforms, including the car industry and a variety of industries with a growing interest in radio, audio, podcast
RDE is a world-wide destination for radio, podcast and audio professionals, a not-to-be-missed reference point. Radiodays Europe also provides a platform for showcasing innovation and independent journalism.
Radiodays Europe inspires innovation and collaboration within the radio and audio industry while encouraging programme development and good radio journalism. Don’t miss it!
The Founding Partners
The first Radiodays Europe was held 2010 in Copenhagen. It grew out of the existing collaboration between the national Radiodays in Sweden, Norway and Denmark, where the model with joint private and public radio conferences already was in place. In 2012, Radiodays Europe moved to Barcelona 2012, Berlin 2013, Dublin 2014, Milan 2015, Paris 2016, Amsterdam 2017, Vienna 2018, Lausanne 2019, Lisbon 2021, Malmö 2022 and Prague 2023.
