Radiocentre has announced three Tuning In events for 2026, with Tuning In Scotland and Tuning In North taking place in spring, and Tuning In London returning in the autumn.
Tuning In events 2026
Tuning In Scotland will be held at Everyman Edinburgh, Wednesday 18 March, followed by Tuning In North at Manchester’s Stoller Hall, Wednesday 22 April.
Both are morning events and registration is now open, with speaker line-ups to be announced soon.
Advertisers, agencies and Radiocentre member stations based in Scotland and the northwest are invited to attend.
Tuning In London will take place 30 September at London’s King’s Place, with registration opening later in the year.
Radiocentre’s CEO Matt Payton, sayid: “Commercial radio and audio enter 2026 in a strong position following a successful 2025, with record share of listening and more connected listeners than ever before.
“These events are an opportunity to share the latest on how broadcast radio, digital audio and podcasts are working together to amplify advertising impact, delivering scale, building fame and driving results for brands across the UK”.
Radiocentre’s nationwide Tuning In event series offers a front row seat to the future of radio and audio advertising, with the latest thinking from industry experts, new research and standout advertising case studies.
Previous Tuning In Scotland events have welcomed guest speakers such as Global’s Political Editor for Scotland Gina Davidson and Regional News Editor Corrie Martin, as well as Forth 1 breakfast presenters Boogie and Arlene, while Tuning In North has featured Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham, Girls Aloud’s Nicola Roberts and Take That’s Howard Donald.
Last year’s Tuning In London welcomed speakers including Heart Breakfast Presenters Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden, comedians Diane Morgan and Matt Forde and Magic Radio presenters Gaby Roslin and Nicki Chapman.
For more information and to register for a free place, visit the Radiocentre website.