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Over the next few days, Spotify will be launching its service in 85 new markets, and will also roll out 36 new languages on the platform. The news was announced at its online event, “Stream On” Monday (22).

Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria will be the biggest new markets for Spotify.
Spotify Launches Into 85 New Markets in ‘Next Few Days’ including Sri Lanka
Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria will be the biggest new markets for Spotify.

23 July, 2021 | 20:03 p.m.

Staff Writer

Over the next few days, Spotify will be launching its service in 85 new markets, and will also roll out 36 new languages on the platform. The news was announced at its online event, “Stream On” on Monday (22).

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

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