Now 70s

Switzerland Switzerland

Now 70s is a television channel available in Switzerland that focuses on music and entertainment from the 1970s. Its programming draws primarily from the decade’s pop, rock, and soul catalogues, often featuring concert recordings, music video compilations, and archival performances. The channel also broadcasts selected films and television series originally produced during the 1970s, as well as documentary segments that examine the cultural and social trends of the era. Now 70s is distributed via cable and digital platforms across the country, with a schedule that repeats content throughout the day to accommodate different viewing times.

50 Years Ago - It's 1976 Day!
Previous
20:05–21:00
50 Years Ago - It's 1976 Day!
The 1976 POWER Hour with Bam!
Now
21:00–22:00
The 1976 POWER Hour with Bam!
22m left
The Summer of 76!
Next
22:00–00:00
The Summer of 76!
Schedule
American No.1s of 1976
17:00 - 18:00
American No.1s of 1976
In order - 13 videos that hit the top of the US chart in 1976. Some are obvious, but there are a few surprises along the way! Starland Vocal Band anyone?
Party Hits '76! with Dave Bartram
18:00 - 20:05
Party Hits '76! with Dave Bartram
Every song comes from that vintage year when the sun shone all summer and Dave's band Showaddywaddy had their big number-one. Queen, Leo Sayer, ABBA and Smokie also kept the hits coming.
50 Years Ago - It's 1976 Day!
20:05 - 21:00
50 Years Ago - It's 1976 Day!
Experience the magic of 1976 & relive that long hot summer of hits. Including Abba, Showaddywaddy, Elton John, Kiki Dee and the early days of punk!
The 1976 POWER Hour with Bam!
LIVE 21:00 - 22:00
The 1976 POWER Hour with Bam!
A whole lot of power pop and rock. Getting earplugs at the ready and rewinding to 1976 with Genesis, Thin Lizzy, Peter Frampton and The Sex Pistols.
The Summer of 76!
22:00 - 00:00
The Summer of 76!
The most famous heatwave of the century was in 1976 and these are the red-hot hits that soundtracked that summer. Including 'Dancing Queen', 'Jeans On', 'Devil Woman' and 'Combine Harvester'.