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Which cities doesn't have CHR-POP

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Recently I moved to San Francisco and it doesn't have a CHR-POP format. Which other cities/market doesn't have CHR-POP Format?

#4 San Francisco
#21 Denver

anymore?
 
> Recently I moved to San Francisco and it doesn't have a
> CHR-POP format. Which other cities/market doesn't have
> CHR-POP Format?
>
> #4 San Francisco
> #21 Denver
>
> anymore?
>
Las Vegas......
 
> > Recently I moved to San Francisco and it doesn't have a
> > CHR-POP format. Which other cities/market doesn't have
> > CHR-POP Format?
> >
> > #4 San Francisco
> > #21 Denver
> >
> > anymore?
> >
> Las Vegas......

Funny you should mention Vegas...this past week KLUC has added Green Day's "Wake Me Up When September Ends". They play it every 3-4 hours. They also have Gorillaz and Kelly Clarkson in rotation.

Baltimore is another major market without a CHR, although a good portion of the metro area can pick up Hot 99.5 out of Washington.
 
> > > Recently I moved to San Francisco and it doesn't have a
> > > CHR-POP format. Which other cities/market doesn't have
> > > CHR-POP Format?
> > >
> > > #4 San Francisco
> > > #21 Denver
> > >
> > > anymore?
> > >
> > Las Vegas......
>
> Funny you should mention Vegas...this past week KLUC has
> added Green Day's "Wake Me Up When September Ends". They
> play it every 3-4 hours. They also have Gorillaz and Kelly
> Clarkson in rotation.

I could see Gorillaz and Kelly Clarkson being on there. Maybe even when "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" when it was hot. Maybe they're making a slow shift more towards the mainstream?
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> > Recently I moved to San Francisco and it doesn't have a
> > CHR-POP format. Which other cities/market doesn't have
> > CHR-POP Format?
> >
> > #4 San Francisco
> > #21 Denver
> >
> > anymore?
> >
> Las Vegas......
Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz, CA
Bakersfield, CA
Johnson City-Kingsport-Bristol, TN
Fort Wayne, IN
Augusta, GA
McAllen-Brownsville-Harlingen, TX
El Paso, TX
Atlantic City-Cape May, NJ (WIOQ Philadelphia appears in the ratings)
 
> > > Recently I moved to San Francisco and it doesn't have a
> > > CHR-POP format. Which other cities/market doesn't have
> > > CHR-POP Format?
> > >
> > > #4 San Francisco
> > > #21 Denver
> > >
> > > anymore?
> > >
> > Las Vegas......
> Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz, CA
> Bakersfield, CA
> Johnson City-Kingsport-Bristol, TN
> Fort Wayne, IN
> Augusta, GA
> McAllen-Brownsville-Harlingen, TX
> El Paso, TX
> Atlantic City-Cape May, NJ (WIOQ Philadelphia appears in the
> ratings)
>

Cape May actually does have a CHR:

Q-107, 106.7 FM Cape May
http://www.wsjq.com/
 
> I could see Gorillaz and Kelly Clarkson being on there.
> Maybe even when "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" when it was
> hot. Maybe they're making a slow shift more towards the
> mainstream?

Not so much as these records ("Feel Good Inc" and almost ALL Clarkson records lately) are calling out. In every research I've seen (and I admit I've seen NONE from Vegas) Kelly Clarkson calls out with HUGE familiarity and VERY LOW burn rate, considering the familiarity. I've been surprised to see Gorillaz call out fairly well with women in a few somewhat recent callout reports as well.
 
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