---
title: "skipToPreviousTrack"
method: POST
path: "/groups/{groupId}/playback/skipToPreviousTrack"
tags: ["playback"]
---

# skipToPreviousTrack

`POST /groups/{groupId}/playback/skipToPreviousTrack`

Use the skipToPreviousTrack command in the playback namespace to skip to the previous track.

 Not all audio sources allow multiple tracks. For example, when a group is streaming an Internet radio station, there is no previous track to skip to. If you send a skipToPreviousTrack command when the audio source does not support multiple tracks, your app will receive an ERROR_PLAYBACK_FAILED, but audio will continue playing.

## Response `200`

See the x-muse-error-codes extension for a list of muse errors that generate this response

- Ok — This object represents an empty (default) success. The platform returns an empty object ({}).

## Other responses

- `400` — See the x-muse-error-codes extension for a list of muse errors that generate this response
- `401` — A client has not provided authorization credentials to perform a command
- `403` — A client does not have the correct permissions to perform a command
- `404` — See the x-muse-error-codes extension for a list of muse errors that generate this response
- `499` — See the x-muse-error-codes extension for a list of muse errors that generate this response
- `500` — Sonos has experience an unexpected condition it is unable to recover from
- `503` — Player is unable to reach the service.

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