15, When Christmas Comes Around…, which includes the cheekily titled lead single “Christmas Isn’t Canceled (Just You)” as well as the Ariana Grande duet “Santa, Can’t You Hear Me.” On Oct.
“Kelly Clarkson, Michael Bublé, Train and Pentatonix have some of the best songs of the holiday season, and we’re excited to have them perform on our show.”Ĭlarkson released her second holiday album on Oct. “Our listeners always anxiously await the day our stations flip to Christmas music,” said Tom Poleman, chief programming officer for iHeartMedia.
According to iHeartMedia, that switch sometimes doubles the audience size for a station from typical non-holiday programming.
The concert will mark the annual switch on more than 80 stations in key markets nationwide to exclusively holiday music through Christmas Day. iHeartRadio has a holiday station for every musical taste and listeners can check them out on the dedicated iHeartRadio Holiday page.Mariah Carey 'Can't Even Handle' Her Record-Extending 90th Week Atop the Hot 100 Listeners can hear even more holiday music anywhere they are across more than 250 platforms and 2,000 devices with the iHeartRadio app with iHeartRadio Original stations like iHeartChristmas, playing all the holiday favorites, North Pole Radio, hosted by Santa Claus and featuring a message line where kids can leave Christmas wishes for the big man himself, iHeartChristmas Classics, the place to hear all the timeless holiday classics, or for listeners who like to jam out, they can check out iHeartChristmas R&B, iHeartChristmas Country, iHeartChristmas Rock and more. 1 holiday music listening destination. More than 80 stations across the country will broadcast and stream the season's festive music from today’s biggest artists, as well as holiday classics from Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and more around-the-clock. Each year, these stations continue to have the largest audiences of all radio stations in each market – often doubling the audience size from non-holiday programming – making iHeartMedia the No. The holiday cheer doesn't stop there because music fans will be able to hear all of their favorite holiday songs beginning November 5th as iHeartMedia converts music radio stations in its key markets to all Christmas music through Christmas Day.Įvery holiday season, iHeartMedia converts music radio stations in its key markets to all Christmas music through Christmas Day.
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