The Radios
- formed 1989
- 3 Dutch Top 40 hits
The Radios is a group, formed in 1989. Over the years, Paul Michiels, Ronny Mosuse, Dany Lademacher, Bart Peeters, Robert Mosuse, Alain Van Zeveren, Marc Bonne and Jan Leyers played in the group. Three records reached the Dutch Top 40. The highest was She Goes Nana: number 2 in week 16 of 1993.
Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs
Photo: Discogs.
Timeline of The Radios
The members of The Radios over the years: eight members, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. The red lines are the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the weekly chart. A linked name has its own page.
The Radios
Ronny Mosuse
Dany Lademacher†
Bart Peeters
Robert Mosuse
Alain Van Zeveren
Marc Bonne
Jan Leyers19901995200020052010201520202025Member of the groupDutch Top 40Still a member
The Radios in the Dutch Top 40
The Radios had three records in the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record comes first; the badge shows the peak position, the title opens the full run.
week 16, 199321weeks in the chart
with 3 records1989first entry
week 5, 19891994latest entry
week 13, 19943years with an entry
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1993Dutch Top 40: peak position 2 in week 16 of 1993, 13 weeks in the chart She Goes Nana
The Radios3:47 -
1989Dutch Top 40: peak position 20 in week 7 of 1989, 5 weeks in the chart I'm into Folk
The Radios2:51 -
1994Dutch Top 40: peak position 34 in week 12 of 1994, 3 weeks in the chart Teardrops
The Radios3:54
All Dutch Top 40 entries of The Radios
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
When and where was The Radios formed?
The Radios was formed in 1989.
Who played in The Radios?
Over the years that was Paul Michiels, Ronny Mosuse, Dany Lademacher, Bart Peeters, Robert Mosuse, Alain Van Zeveren, Marc Bonne and Jan Leyers. The timeline shows for each member the years they belonged; the names are also in the side column.
Which Dutch Top 40 hits did The Radios have?
Three records made the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record is She Goes Nana, which reached number 2 in week 16 of 1993. The graph next to each record shows its run from week to week.
Where can you find The Radios online?
Through Wikipedia, Deezer and Spotify. The links are in the side column of this page.
Where can you see and hear The Radios?
The Dutch Top 40 entries have a round Spotify button. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.
Keep exploring
If you have landed here, you probably want to keep going: an album, an artist, a week in the Dutch Top 40 or a concert.