Set up Music
Pandora
Set up Music

Music that moves you
Listen for free through the app
Set up music

Your favorite music,
one tap away

Play music for free through the Uber Partner app with Pandora. It’s available whether you’re on or off trip. Riders can also choose what music they’d like to hear on trip. Once the trip is complete your music will automatically resume.

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Personalized music from Pandora

Start by choosing an artist, song, or genre. Every Pandora station evolves with your taste. Just log in or create a free Pandora account to listen directly through the Uber Partner app.

Connect and play

Connect and play

Connect your phone to your car’s Bluetooth, AUX, or USB and set the stereo as needed
Tap Play Music in the top left corner of the Uber map
Adjust the volume of your stereo and your phone to a comfortable level

Start playing music in the app

Set up Pandora

Questions about music

How do I qualify?

You must be an active driver-partner in the US, Australia, or New Zealand to be eligible.

Can I play music over Bluetooth?

Yes, you can play music via Bluetooth, USB, or AUX cable.

Will I still be able to hear my navigation?

Yes. The volume of your music will automatically lower so that you can hear navigation and other sounds coming from the Uber app.

Where can I get an AUX cable?

Music works with all AUX cables. You can purchase one online or at most gas stations and electronic stores. Most Uber Greenlight locations will have AUX cables available for free.

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Will riders be able to play their own music?

This feature is currently available only to riders using Apple’s iOS. These riders will be able to play music whenever you're connected to your car's Bluetooth, USB, or AUX. If you’re playing Pandora, riders will be able to see your music en route and your music will fade and the riders will begin once you start the trip. Once the trip is complete, your music automatically resumes.

Learn about music for riders

What if I don't want riders to play music?

If you do not want riders to play music, on the Account > Music page in the app, disable the “Rider Music” option.

Will this use my data?

Music played with Uber is streamed very efficiently, but it may use some of your data. Depending on your data plan, it can cost extra. We recommend that you keep track of your usage so you don’t exceed your plan’s limit. For T-Mobile users, music doesn't count as part of your data usage. Additionally, other cellular carriers including AT&T and Sprint may provide Uber’s driver-partners with access to special discounts.