at this point, the Dallas Market gets it's rock from a alterative rock station, a classic rock station or though Sirius XM stations like Octane, Lithium, and Alt Nation, Streaming to a different market's rock station via iHeart or Audacy or TuneIn, or streaming from Pandora or Spotify or even Youtube & Vevo. they pretty much replaced The Eagle and took away it's target demos, the younger people get their rock from the internet and follow their favorite bands on social media like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Tik Tok, meanwhile the older people just listen to Sirius XM or streaming for their new rock fix, but for me, i'm 37, today's rock is slowly becoming harder and harder for me to like, i like a few of today's Rock/Metal acts like Five Finger Death Punch, Ghost and and a couple of other bands, but these days, i find myself listening to songs from bands i grew up with like Korn, Limp Bizkit, Metallica, Godsmack, Disturbed, Seether, Slipknot, Mudvanye to name a few. basically, i'm now pretty much aged myself out of new rock and slowly leaning on the newer classic rock to like the format's current acts.
So pretty much, Rock is now a format that don't work for radio in Dallas anymore, and Dallas' rock station is now Sirius XM or Streaming