It feels like there are real humans behind iHeartRadio versus more algorithms and computers for the pure music subscription services. The big difference between iHeart and something like Spotify or Google Play Music is soul. As far as I know we are the only TV station simulcast on the service. They’re hand made just for the service.Īlso, you can listen to KTLA 5 News through the iHeartRadio App, which is a good way to stay connected to our TV station on your morning commute. There are stations like The Classic Rock Channel, iHeartCountry Radio, Indie Radio, and my personal favorite – iHeart Eclectic Radio. They also have what I call national stations – and the quality of these rivals satellite radio offerings from SiriusXM. One time on vacation in Palm Desert my wife and I tuned into a station from Hawaii just to get that expensive “island vacation” feel. Or you can listen to a station from Alabama, Alaska, or wherever. For instance, if you grew up in the New York Area like I I did and still want to listen to Z100’s Elvis Duran in the morning, you can tune in. It’s actually really slick – you can listen to pretty much any iHeartRadio station and others from around the country. The free offering is not changing.įirst, a little background on the iHeartRadio App if you haven’t used it.įollow KTLA Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro on Facebook or Twitter for cool apps, tech tricks & tips! IHeartRadio has two new paid plans available – one is called iHeartRadio Plus, the other is iHeartRadio All Access. The iHeartRadio App is getting a big upgrade – starting now you can pay to access music in more ways than just streaming radio stations. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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