The full details of building and setting up the touch screen can be found on the adafruit website here. This must be done before trying to use the radio!
This project creates an internet streaming radio for the Raspberry Pi using the 2.8” touchscreen. This does not use the x interface and makes use of Pygame.
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Nice one!
I did something similar when I got my tft https://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=50491&hilit=Piradiotft
I’ve made my code available too, I think we have both done slightly different things and by combining them it would make it even better!