N-JOY

{{about|the Bulgarian radio station|the German radio station|N-Joy}}

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{{Infobox radio station

| name = N-JOY

| logo = N-JOY logo.svg

| logo_size = 220px

| area = Bulgaria - National FM

| airdate = 1 June 2006

| frequency = *Sofia - 106.9 MHz

• Pernik - 107.00 MHz
• Plovdiv - 102.0 MHz
• Varna - 90.6 MHz
• Burgas - 101.8 MHz
• Veliko Tarnovo - 89.8 MHz
• Stara Zagora - 106.2 MHz
• Ruse - 101.6 MHz
• Blagoevgrad - 103.9 MHz
• Haskovo - 89.5 MHz
• Razgrad - 106.9 MHz
• Gabrovo - 107.4 MHz
• Montana - 95.2 MHz
• Balchik - 105.4 MHz
• Teteven - 105.8 MHz
• Jablanica - 100.5 MHz
• Karlovo - 107.8 MHz
• Karnobat - 100.5 MHz
• Razlog - 97.1 MHz
• Bansko - 97.1 MHz
• Troyan - 103.8 MHz
• Apriltsi - 107.8 MHz
• Velingrad - 93.0 MHz
• Aytos - 90.0 MHz
• Byala, Rousse Province - 95.2 MHz
• Gotse Delchev (town) - 91.6 MHz
• Levski - 92.7 MHz
• Lovech - 103.8 MHz
• Nessebar - 87.6 MHz
• Obzor - 107.9 MHz
• Pazardzhik - 92.7 MHz
• Primorsko - 100.6 MHz
• Tryavna - 91.5 MHz
• Yambol - 104.2 MHz

| owner = Central European Media Enterprises

| website = http://www.njoy.bg/

}}

Radio N-JOY is a Bulgarian radio station, launched in 2006. It is the main radio of BTV Media Group owned by Central European Media Enterprises, which is owned by WarnerMedia/AT&T (75%). It broadcasts music (new pop, rock and dance music), news, games and discussion to twenty-one towns and cities in Bulgaria, and is receivable across Europe via satellite.