Tap the Home icon at the bottom of the screen. Tap the gear icon at the top-right corner. If the “Hide Unplayable Songs” option is enabled (green), tap the switch to disable it. Tap the back button to return to the Spotify home screen.

When a song is hidden, its name is grayed out on the song list. You’ll also see a red minus sign to the right of its name.

You can also tap the red minus sign next to the song name to instantly unhide the song.

If you have Spotify Premium, you can hide any song from any album, public playlist, or radio station. Just go to the album, playlist, or station that has the song you want to hide. You can also hide a song on the Now Playing screen. Note that you can’t hide a song from the Search screen or the list of “Popular” songs at the top of an artist’s page. If you’re using the free version of Spotify, you can only hide (dislike) songs while the song is playing from the Now Playing screen. So, start playing a playlist or album that has a song you don’t want to hear.

This icon may not appear on all playlists and albums for Premium users. If you have Spotify Premium and don’t see a hide or dislike icon, tap the three dots at the top-right corner of the song and select Hide instead.

If you’ve hidden or disliked a song using the Spotify mobile app, you’ll need to use the mobile app to unhide it—it’s not possible to unhide it on a computer unless the song appears on the Discover Weekly or Release Radar playlists.

Now that Spotify has removed the “Show unavailable songs in playlists” option, hidden songs will always be visible in the app—just grayed out.

You can hide songs directly from the list of songs on the playlist or while a song you don’t like is playing.

You can hide songs directly from the list of songs on the playlist or while a song you don’t like is playing.

You can hide songs directly from the list of songs on the playlist or while a song you don’t like is playing.

When a song is hidden from the playlist, its name will still appear on the playlist—it will just be grayed out. If you play the playlist straight through or on random, Spotify will always skip the hidden song.