Editing IHeartMedia (section)

===Adult contemporary===
iHeartMedia's [[Adult contemporary music|Adult contemporary]] stations are often branded as "Lite FM" (e.g. [[WLTW]] New York and [[WLIT-FM]] Chicago) or "Sunny" ([[KODA]] Houston and [[KTSM-FM]] [[El Paso]]).  A handful of stations use "Magic", "B" or something else similar as their identifiers.  As of 2018, "The Breeze" brought a resurgence in [[Soft adult contemporary|Soft AC]], targeted towards millennial listeners.  In the evening, many iHeartMedia AC stations carry ''[[Delilah (radio host)|Delilah]]'', a call-in and request show syndicated by Premiere Networks and hosted by Delilah Rene.  In some markets, another station has the rights to ''Delilah'', in which case ''[[John Tesh|The John Tesh Radio Show]]'' is often carried in the evening.  ''[[Jim Brickman|Your Weekend with Jim Brickman]]'' and ''[[Ellen K|The Ellen K Weekend Show]]'' are popular weekend syndicated programs on iHeartMedia adult contemporary stations. 

Nearly all iHeartMedia AC stations switch to all-[[Christmas music]] for much of November and December. Some AC stations are known for playing holiday songs as early as November 1 such as [[WLIT-FM]] Chicago.  Other iHeartMedia AC stations make the switch each year in early November while WLTW New York waits until the Friday before [[Thanksgiving (United States)|Thanksgiving]].  

[[Hot adult contemporary]] stations are usually branded as "Mix" ([[WMMX]] [[Dayton]]), "Star" ([[KMYI]] [[San Diego]]) or "MYfm" ([[KBIG]] Los Angeles). Some Hot AC stations lean toward [[modern rock]] while others lean toward [[adult hits]].