Tickets will go on public sale next Friday (October 7) here.ġ2/13 - Washington, DC Capitol One Arenaġ2/18 - Miami/Ft. The last stop of the tour was canceled out of precaution for the then-spreading Omicron variant, following individual COVID-related cancellations by Doja Cat and Lil Nas X. Last year’s Jingle Ball ended with a thud. Puth and Sam Smith are among performers in Philadelphia on December 12 and DC on December 13, and Anitta will rock in Miami on December 18. Macklemore is expected to join the lineup in Chicago on December 5, and The Kid LAROI joining the party in Boston on December 11. is spent with AM/FM radio among those 18+ compared to all other streaming audio. This might be a new way to think about radio consumption and how it stacks up against streaming in other locations besides the car.#KIISJingleBall is going down 12/2 at 🎄 & MORE will be taking the stage! 🎁🥰 cardholders you have first dibs on tix starting 10/4 at 10AM PT! 🙌 Get all the deets at /GBKiK5W7AI
The graph below also shows listening in other locations besides the car. Even outside the car, nearly twice the amount of time in the U.S. When comparing the time spent listening between those two audio sources in-car, you can see that among those age 18+, 88% of their in-car audio time is spent with AM/FM radio (including broadcast and station streams), and 12% is spent with all other streaming audio. The graphic below uses Share of Ear data and compares two in-car audio sources: AM/FM radio (including station streams) and streaming. Often the radio industry will turn to in-car listening stories to show the strength of the medium, and for good reason, since radio dominates the in-car audio experience. Or truck, or SUV, or van – but you get the idea. Part three of our series on the strengths of AM/FM over-the-air and streams deals with a listening environment often linked to radio: the car.
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