New Stations: Christmas comes early this year!

Posted Oct 10th 2008 11:48AM by T.C.
Filed under: Programming

The holidays are coming early to AOL Radio this year, as our annual Christmas Music (& Hanukkah) stations are now live.

Be sure to check out our various Christmas music stations, including:

Classical Holiday - Classical renditions of your favorite holiday music
Comedy Holiday - Tis' the season to be really jolly
Country Holiday - Old and new holiday favorites from country's biggest superstars
Holiday Classics - Crosby, Mathis & Cole roast holiday chestnuts
Jazz Holiday - Put a little cool in your Yule
Navidad Latina - A spicy mix of Latin holiday tunes
Oldies Holiday - Elvis, Beach Boys and motown carols
Pop Holiday - All your favorite holiday hits old and new
R&B Holiday - Funky beats for a soulful holiday
Rock Holiday - Season's greetings in the tune of rock and alternative music
World Holiday - Yuletidings from around the world

Also, we have our Hanukkah Radio station online as well. The full station list can be found at our Christmas Music page.

Enjoy!

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1. I cannot believe all your channels are free! With so little in ads, it is great!

I am quite excited about the Christmas channel...this should make my holiday this year even better by having so many styles of Christmas music to choose from. Think I will try the classical Christmas channel first then go from there.

Thanks for all the great channels!!!

Posted at 5:08PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Tom

2. Will the CBS stations be broadcasting Christmas mu
music? Will you add them to the holiday category
as you did with the XM Stations?

Posted at 5:08PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Bradford Bosley

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