Geronimo

About Geronimo

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Frequencies & locations:

• Online – Live stream via website and radio directories
• Digital – Listed on UK digital radio platforms

Geronimo is one of those stations where the name does a lot of the heavy lifting, but not in a lazy way. The original Radio Geronimo became known in 1970 for a freer and more adventurous music policy than mainstream radio usually allowed, and the revived Geronimo name still trades on that sense of musical independence. The modern version is not pretending to be a normal tightly formatted local station. Its appeal is more niche: a music-led stream with heritage, depth and an identity built around the Geronimo story.

What makes this entry workable is that Geronimo is not just a dead nostalgia page. It is listed as a current UK station launched in March 2025, with a live website, current contact details and a running stream. That matters, because plenty of heritage radio brands online are little more than abandoned shells. Geronimo at least presents as an active service rather than a static memorial to old broadcasts.

For listeners, the strongest angle is the station’s music identity rather than a standard place-based local brief. Geronimo sits closer to a specialist classic-music and heritage-radio proposition than to a conventional local FM-style service. That gives the page a clear lane: this is for listeners who want personality, music depth and a name with genuine radio history behind it, not just another anonymous jukebox stream.

Notable shows & presenters are:

• Ron Brown – weekday morning show: Secondary current listings and industry discussion tie Ron Brown to a weekday morning slot on the current Geronimo service.
• Alternative Rock from Radio Seagull – weekend strand: Current discussion around the revived Geronimo service references Alternative Rock from Radio Seagull as part of the weekend schedule.
• Hugh Nolan – original Radio Geronimo presenter: Hugh Nolan was one of the defining original Radio Geronimo voices in 1970 and remains central to the station’s heritage identity.
• Barry Everitt – original Radio Geronimo presenter: Barry Everitt was one of the best-known original Radio Geronimo presenters and a major part of the station’s historic sound.
• Chris Bent – curator of the Geronimo archive: Chris Bent is closely associated with the modern Geronimo web presence and the preservation of the station’s history.

Contact Information

Official website:
https://radiogeronimo.co.uk/

Studio email:
admin@radiogeronimo.co.uk

Postal address:
Westward Media Limited
2 Herontye House
Stuart Way
East Grinstead
RH19 4QX

Geronimo FAQ

What is Geronimo?
Geronimo is a current UK online radio station using the revived Radio Geronimo name, offering a classic music-led stream with a strong heritage angle.

Where can I listen to Geronimo?
You can listen to Geronimo online through its live stream and website, and it is also listed on UK radio directories and digital platforms.

Is this the same as the original Radio Geronimo?
The current Geronimo service uses the historic Radio Geronimo name and heritage, but the original station was the 1970 service that broadcast via Radio Monte Carlo.

What kind of music does Geronimo play?
Geronimo is positioned as a classic and heritage-led music station rather than a tightly formatted mainstream hit station.

How can I contact Geronimo?
You can contact Geronimo through the website at radiogeronimo.co.uk or by email at admin@radiogeronimo.co.uk.