Spotify Launches Into 85 New Markets in ‘Next Few Days’

Spotify is expanding to 85 new markets in the “next few days” across Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, and Latin America, co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek announced at its online-only Stream On event on Monday. This includes big new markets such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria. Put together, the 85 new Spotify markets represent more than a billion people — a massive new untapped audience for Spotify that has grown to more than 345 million monthly active users and over 155 million paid subscribers globally. This is Spotify’s largest expansion to date — it’s currently available in 93 countries, which took 12 years — and essentially makes it a global service.

In all 85 new markets, Spotify will offer both Spotify Free and Spotify Premium plans. Individual, Family, Duo, and Student Spotify plans will be available in select markets, Spotify said. Listeners in new markets will get to access Spotify on mobile apps and in the browser. Apps for TV, consoles, speakers, wearables, and cars will be launched in the “coming months”. Spotify’s global music catalogue will be available in all new 85 markets, and it will work with local rights holder to add more local offerings.

Here’s the full list of the 85 new markets that Spotify is launching in:

1. Angola
2. Antigua and Barbuda
3. Armenia
4. Azerbaijan
5. Bahamas
6. Bangladesh
7. Barbados
8. Belize
9. Benin
10. Bhutan
11. Botswana
12. Brunei Darussalam
13. Burkina Faso
14. Burundi
15. Cabo Verde
16. Cambodia
17. Cameroon
18. Chad
19. Comoros
20. Côte d’Ivoire
21. Curaçao
22. Djibouti
23. Dominica
24. Equatorial Guinea
25. Eswatini
26. Fiji
27. Gabon
28. Gambia
29. Georgia
30. Ghana
31. Grenada
32. Guinea
33. Guinea-Bissau
34. Guyana
35. Haiti
36. Jamaica
37. Kenya
38. Kiribati
39. Kyrgyzstan
40. Lao People’s Democratic Republic
41. Lesotho
42. Liberia
43. Macau
44. Madagascar
45. Malawi
46. Maldives
47. Mali
48. Marshall Islands
49. Mauritania
50. Mauritius
51. Micronesia
52. Mongolia
53. Mozambique
54. Namibia
55. Nauru
56. Nepal
57. Niger
58. Nigeria
59. Pakistan
60. Palau
61. Papua New Guinea
62. Rwanda
63. Samoa
64. San Marino
65. Sao Tome and Principe
66. Senegal
67. Seychelles
68. Sierra Leone
69. Solomon Islands
70. Sri Lanka
71. St. Kitts and Nevis
72. St. Lucia
73. St. Vincent and the Grenadines
74. Suriname
75. Tanzania
76. Timor-Leste
77. Togo
78. Tonga
79. Trinidad and Tobago
80. Tuvalu
81. Uganda
82. Uzbekistan
83. Vanuatu
84. Zambia
85. Zimbabwe