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Contributor I
Oct 28, 2025 7:19 PM UTC
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last.fm scrobbling

Hi there,

just gotten my first Sonos product, a soundbar. I am testing the app right now and listen to a few songs.

I am wondering how to scrobble the music I am listening to to last.fm though. Somehow I cannot find an integration. This is a huge surprise to be honest since every audio device or software I used in the past 20 years supported scrobbling.

Not having scrobbling on the soundbar is annoying but it will mainly play movies. But when there is no scrobbling I cannot take Sonos serious as a music player and won’t get any other speakers which I will use for music listening.

So any help for scrobbling is appreciated, and if its not possible take this post as a feature request.

Cheers!

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jgatie
jgatieAnswer
Nov 3, 2025 4:09 PM UTC

I can confirm that scrobbling for LastFM still works when added via the PC app.  I haven’t scrobbled since 2014 or so.  I went to the PC app, added my last FM account info (use the username, not the email.  The email doesn’t take).  Then, on the Services Settings screen, click Edit next to LastFM and then scrobbling.  Click to On.  I then played a playlist from Amazon Music and after the first song ended, this showed up in my LastFM scrobbling screen:

 

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Airgetlam
Oct 28, 2025 8:08 PM UTC

Scrobbling has recently been failing, Sonos no longer supports it, although they did in the past. Your post will need to serve as a feature request, I fear. 

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Bruce
Corry P
Sonos Staff
Nov 3, 2025 9:15 AM UTC

Hi ​@IlIkelamp 

Welcome to the Sonos Community!

Thanks for your post. Scrobbling on Last.fm is not available because Last.fm itself is no longer available on Sonos. I’m not sure how you are still able to play Last.fm on your Sonos system, but I am positive that there will be no change in the future status of scrobbling.

I am reasonably sure that Last.fm no longer being supported on Sonos systems is their decision, not ours, so any requests that it be supported in the future will need to go to Last.fm directly. 

I hope this helps.

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Enthusiast II
Nov 3, 2025 2:13 PM UTC

It appears that the decision to remove this feature was not made by Last.fm. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/sonos/comments/1f6e292/sonos_support_confirm_that_there_are_no_plans_to/  

Last.fm has also stated that Sonos removed the feature and says Sonos will not return it  

https://support.last.fm/t/last-fm-service-not-anymore-accessible-in-sonos/93376/4

Keep in mind that scrobbling was introduced in 2008, yet Sonos gave owners no warning that this feature would be removed with the app update. This is extremely poor treatment of customers by Sonos.
 

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jgatie
jgatieAnswer
Nov 3, 2025 4:09 PM UTC

I can confirm that scrobbling for LastFM still works when added via the PC app.  I haven’t scrobbled since 2014 or so.  I went to the PC app, added my last FM account info (use the username, not the email.  The email doesn’t take).  Then, on the Services Settings screen, click Edit next to LastFM and then scrobbling.  Click to On.  I then played a playlist from Amazon Music and after the first song ended, this showed up in my LastFM scrobbling screen:

 

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Enthusiast I
Nov 13, 2025 5:59 PM UTC

Looks like Last.fm has been removed from the mobile Sonos app, but I’ve still got it in the desktop version, though I assume that means it will disappear there soon too. This is very unfortunate, as I’ve used that integration daily since the beginning of my Sonos setup over a decade ago

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Lyricist I
Dec 24, 2025 5:24 PM UTC

The Sonos software team have really not been excelling these past few years. I’m sure the numbers show only a small % of people care about scribbling to Last fm but to those who do the feature is REALLY important. I won’t use the Sonos app any longer now that I know scribbling has been removed. 

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jgatie
Dec 24, 2025 5:34 PM UTC

The Sonos software team have really not been excelling these past few years. I’m sure the numbers show only a small % of people care about scribbling to Last fm but to those who do the feature is REALLY important. I won’t use the Sonos app any longer now that I know scribbling has been removed. 

 

It hasn’t been removed.  You can still configure it in the PC/Mac application.  See the “Best answer” post above. 

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Lyricist I
Dec 24, 2025 5:41 PM UTC

When I am using Sonos it is usually from my phone. BUT - literally just a few minutes after posting above, I see that scrobbling IS happening from the iOS Sonos app, it is just delayed AND not 100% accurate (missed 2 songs). Just wanted to report this for others. 

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Lyricist I
Mar 2, 2026 1:33 PM UTC

The ending of official support for Last.fm is a disappointment - as somebody who has been purchasing Sonos for about 12 years now, first from my office (where the burden on Wi-Fi was almost unmanageable) and ever since, for our home environment. Across that time, this is the most disappointing let down from Sonos. I stuck with Sonos through the s***show of your software overhaul and failed leadership late 2024 and early 2025, but to end support for an audio-connoisseur tool like last.fm … what, a simple API connection? … is the most alienating thing you have done. Officially requesting this feature be reinstated

 

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