Las Vegas residents can now enjoy nonstop holiday tunes on their FM dials as Sunny 106.5 officially flips to an all‑holiday music format. The station announced the change Thursday, inviting listeners to tune in for a festive soundtrack that will run through the Christmas season.
What’s on the playlist
The new lineup features a mix of timeless classics and contemporary favorites. Listeners will hear beloved songs such as “Jingle Bell Rock,” “Silent Night,” “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” “Deck the Halls,” and “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” among many others. The station’s programming team says the selection was curated to appeal to families, seniors, and anyone who enjoys the spirit of the holidays.
How to listen
Fans can catch the holiday programming by setting their radios to 106.5 FM. For those who prefer streaming, Sunny 106.5 offers a live feed at sunny1065.iheart.com. The online stream provides the same uninterrupted holiday music, making it easy to enjoy the season at home, in the car, or while shopping downtown.
Community response
Local listeners have already expressed excitement on social media, sharing memories of past holiday seasons and looking forward to the station’s new format. “I love hearing the classics while decorating the tree,” one fan wrote. “It really puts me in the holiday spirit.” Station hosts Joanna and Sean welcomed the feedback, noting that the all‑holiday format is a tradition in many markets and a way to bring families together during a busy time of year.
Why the change matters
Radio remains a vital source of entertainment and community connection in Southern Nevada. By dedicating its airwaves to holiday music, Sunny 106.5 provides a shared cultural experience that supports local businesses, holiday events, and family traditions. The station’s decision aligns with a broader trend of media outlets offering seasonal programming to strengthen community ties.
Looking ahead
Sunny 106.5 plans to keep the holiday format in place through the end of the season, after which it will return to its regular programming lineup. In the meantime, the station encourages listeners to share their favorite holiday songs and memories on its social channels, fostering a sense of togetherness across the region.
Original reporting: News 3 KSNV Las Vegas (local) — read the source article.
