Where have my iTunes Radio custom stations gone?

I agree totally, bring back the previous ITunes Radio and our personal stations!!!

Rog

IF anyone wants to know, the method of reverting to 12.1 still works in El Capitan. It's really boring to have to go through this, but I still have all my stations, at least on my Mac.

Correction: Pacifist doesn't work properly yet, so I just reinstalled 12.1 from the disk image.

I found all my old stations by clicking on the word "Recently played". Viola, there they all were. Even ones I forgot about.

I found them by clicking on the words "recently played".

I found it everyone. I have iTunes 12.3 installed.

Use CNTRL 9 or

Go to VIEW

Go to MORE and the radio stations will show.....however when you go back to your music library you will have to start again to get to the Internet Radio.

It is a drag, but at least it's there.

You can start a new station, but it's not straightforward.

1. Search/locate a song, artist, or album in iTunes from which you'd like to create a station.

2. Hover over the title or album cover, and click the ellipsis (...) next to the song/artist/album and click start station.

This will create a new station in radio. I have not figured out how to delete them from recently played.

Still waiting for remote to recognize stations in radio...

j.vallejo wrote:

go to either view > More > Internet Radio (or cmd+9), or click the 3 dots on the left side below the playback buttons. There you'll find the Internet Radio. If you want to add the Internet Radio Icon for fast access click EDIT and activate the checkbox.

Thank you. I know it wasn't what others were looking for, but this is precisely what I was searching for also.

Simple Fix:

Go to View and select "More" then select "Internet Radio".

Saw that on mine, too. I just quit and restarted iTunes and everything was fine. Probably some kind of promotional push of Beats the doesn't have a clear undo path. No biggie.

Bless your heart!!