stay tuned

Meaning

The phrase 'stay tuned' means to keep listening, watching, or waiting for more information or updates about something. Originally used in radio and television broadcasts, it is now widely popular on social media to build excitement for upcoming news or events.

Examples

• We have some exciting news coming up next week, so stay tuned!

  We have some exciting news coming up next week, so stay tuned!

• Stay tuned for more updates on our upcoming summer vacation plans.

  Stay tuned for more updates on our upcoming summer vacation plans.

• The host told the audience to stay tuned for the musical guest.

  The host told the audience to stay tuned for the musical guest.

• I'll be posting the recipe video tomorrow, so stay tuned.

  I'll be posting the recipe video tomorrow, so stay tuned.

• Stay tuned to find out who wins the grand prize at the end of the show.

  Stay tuned to find out who wins the grand prize at the end of the show.

Common Mistakes

• ✗ Please stay tune for the next episode.

  ✓ Please stay tuned for the next episode.

  The phrase always uses the past participle form 'tuned' with a '-d' at the end.

• ✗ Stay tuned at our channel for more videos.

  ✓ Stay tuned to our channel for more videos.

  The correct preposition to use after 'stay tuned' when referring to a specific source or channel is 'to', not 'at'.

Related Expressions

Practice

• We are launching a new product soon, so ___!

  💡 Keep waiting for updates or news.

  Show answer

  stay tuned

• ___ to our page for the live announcement tonight.

  💡 Pay close attention to a source for upcoming information.

  Show answer

  Stay tuned