Spotify Premium subscribers can continue to enjoy their favorite music and podcasts without ad interruptions. Despite recent speculation suggesting otherwise, Spotify has confirmed that its Premium service will remain free from ads.
The company addressed the circulating rumors on its official X (formerly Twitter) account, stating clearly: “This rumor is false. Premium music listening is and will remain ad-free.” They reiterated this stance while replying to user concerns, emphasizing that they won’t be adopting the ad-supported model seen in some other paid streaming platforms.
The confusion began when a few Premium users reported hearing ads during playback. Spotify responded swiftly, resolving the issue and confirming it was caused by a technical glitch not a change in policy.
These rumors began circulating after some Spotify Premium users reported seeing ads on their accounts. Spotify responded quickly, attributing the issue to a bug and restoring ad-free playback. Still, the incident sparked speculation, with many questioning whether the company might eventually introduce ads for paying subscribers.
That theory gained traction with talk of a new “Music Pro” tier, which is expected to bring high-res audio streaming to the platform. Fortunately, for now, Spotify remains committed to keeping its Premium experience ad-free. What do you think about all this? Share your thoughts in the comments!
