The iHeartRadio Music Awards is a music awards show that celebrates music heard throughout the year across iHeartMedia radio stations nationwide and on iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia's digital music platform.
iHeartRadio (iheart.com) has 188 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
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William F.
If you guys don't want to go down like Disney did with Hulu then I expect that my money will be spent on an app that works. Oh look the other app I pay for (Sirius) works perfect for millions less. Start hiring good tech people.
Kathy K.
The local ads were terribly repetitive before, but now that they've started playing the ICE ads, I've stopped listening altogether. It's a violation of the Hatch Act and should not be happening.
Joe B.
I and some other of my friend always listen to 99.9 and we realized jay wasn't there and it makes the station less funny and it makes it have less humor and less enjoyable. If you can can you bring him back onto it or give us and explanation on why he is gone
Chaz H.
I use to like listening to KFI Los Angeles via i heart radio. But lately there are constant ads for podcasts. With the previous level of commercials plus all the podcasts info breaks. KFI has become a station with no shows. Even the show host record commercial spots and play them on all the other shows, therefore "no shows".
Maria B.
disappointing work experiences I’ve ever had. The management culture, especially among certain women in power, is extremely toxic, cliquish, and unprofessional. There’s little to no support for employees who are genuinely trying to grow or contribute. Feedback is often condescending rather than constructive, and favoritism runs deep. The pay is embarrassingly low compared to similar roles at other media companies. You’ll be expected to handle the workload of multiple people with minimal recognition or compensation. Raises and promotions are almost nonexistent, and HR doesn’t seem to care about employee morale or fairness. If you value a healthy work environment, respect, or fair pay — look elsewhere. The brand name might sound appealing, but behind the scenes it’s chaos, poor leadership, and zero transparency. Pros: None worth mentioning. Cons: Poor management, low pay, toxic culture, zero career growth.
Naomi G.
Horrible 1 star
Ben I.
The repetition of ads is absolutely horrible, and it’s always the most annoying ones! The latest one is for some kind of lotto scratch off ticket with a moron feigning a pirate accent. I just turn the volume down to zero or the radio off completely. It’s that bad, and it happens 6-8 times an hour, all damned day!!!
CustomerJim
I only use this to listen to two different am talk radio shows. It was very functional for a while but now with a repeat three or four times of the same ad over and over and over I don't believe I can listen to 5 or 10 minutes worth of radio in 1 hour. I would rather pay $5 a month for a streaming service if it will eliminate all of these ads because it is rendered this thing useless. If I'm using it to listen in the car when I get out and switch to my earbuds the commercials start all over again, I understand the commercials but when you're getting 5 minutes of radio out of 20 minutes of commercials this thing is useless now. I bet Smokey the Bear and several other customers would not enjoy paying for three four or five of their commercials played in a row and not being spread out all day long like they're being charged for.
