Who were the Smooth FM voices?
smoothfm Sydney Sydneysiders are greeted every morning with the warm voices of Bogart Torelli and Glenn Daniel, hosts of The More Music Breakfast Show, followed by Ty Frost and Simon Diaz across the workday before Byron Webb accompanies you on the Drive home.
Does Robbie Williams own Smooth FM?
Nova Entertainment’s Smooth FM will launch a renewed marketing push, fronted by British pop star Robbie Williams. Williams, he said, made sense for this marketing push, as his own journey to maturity has coincided with the evolution of Smooth.
How can I make my FM radio smooth?
You can listen to Smooth Radio live, any time and anywhere in the world, via Global Player, the official Smooth Radio app. Download the Global Player app, or the Smooth Radio app, from App Store or Google Play, and enjoy Your Relaxing Music Mix on the go.
What was No 1 in smooths top 500?
Careless Whisper
George Michael’s ‘Careless Whisper’ tops Smooth’s All Time Top 500 for a fourth time. George Michael has come out on top once again in Smooth’s All Time Top 500 for 2021! After receiving more votes than ever before for Britain’s Biggest Music Countdown, George Michael topped the chart with ‘Careless Whisper’.
How do you call Smooth FM?
Contact Us
- Melbourne reception: 03 9425 2915.
- Sydney reception: 02 8569 7953.
- If you or someone you know is struggling, there is help. Please call:
- Lifeline on 13 11 14.
- Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.
- Suicide Call Back Service 1300 659 467; or 000 in the event of emergency.
Why is Robbie Williams Australia?
Robbie Williams Is Moving To Melbourne To Film His Biopic, Better Man.
Who owns Smooth FM?
Nova Entertainment
Smooth 95.3/Owners
What was smooth number one?
“Smooth,” the 1999 single by Santana featuring Rob Thomas, is the No. 1 song of the rock era based on chart performance on Billboard’s Hot 100, according to a new book written by Billboard and Billboa.
What was smooths number 1?
Careless Whisper has been crowned the number one song of all time in a nationwide poll. The track, written by George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, topped Smooth Radio’s All Time Top 500, an annual poll of the nation’s favourite songs where 75,000 votes were cast.
