iHeartMedia
iHeartMedia, Inc. is one of the largest audio and media companies in the United States. Its operations span traditional broadcast radio, iHeartRadio digital streaming, podcasts, advertising technology, live entertainment, national events, data-driven audio advertising and content distribution. Current company materials describe iHeartMedia as America’s leading audio company, reaching more than 250 million people each month.
The company’s roots trace back through Clear Channel Communications, which was founded in San Antonio in the 1970s and later expanded aggressively across U.S. radio. The company adopted the iHeartMedia name in 2014 to reflect the growing importance of digital audio and the iHeartRadio platform. iHeartMedia later went through a major Chapter 11 restructuring and emerged from the process in 2019 as a reorganized public company. Its Class A common stock now trades on Nasdaq under ticker IHRT.
iHeartMedia remains headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, even though many high-profile executives, advertising operations and media activities are also based in New York and other major markets. Current leadership includes Bob Pittman, Chairman and CEO, and Rich Bressler, President, COO and CFO. As of December 31, 2025, iHeartMedia reported approximately 9,550 employees, with 78% working full-time and 22% part-time.
iHeartMedia, Inc.
20880 Stone Oak Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78258
United States
Current SEC filings identify this as iHeartMedia’s principal executive office.
iHeartMedia, Inc.
20880 Stone Oak Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78258
The current 2025 Form 10-K lists this number for the principal executive office.
Formal correspondence involving iHeartMedia website terms has been directed to:
Legal Department
iHeartMedia, Inc.
20880 Stone Oak Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78258.
iHeartMedia maintains a substantial New York presence for executive leadership, advertising, content, sales and media functions. However, the company’s current SEC-filed principal executive office remains in San Antonio, so New York should not replace San Antonio as the formal corporate headquarters.
210-253-5000.
iHeartRadio does not prominently publish one universal U.S. telephone Customer Service number.
Consumer support is primarily handled through
20880 Stone Oak Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78258
20880 Stone Oak Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78258
iHeartRadio Support: support@iheartradio.com
Investor Relations: AndreyHart@iheartmedia.com
Media: WendyGoldberg@iheartmedia.com.
Broadcast Radio, Digital Audio, Podcasting, Advertising Technology, Live Events and Media
The modern business traces its corporate roots to Clear Channel Communications, founded in 1972.
Approximately 9,550 employees as of December 31, 2025.
250 million+ people per month
Current company descriptions identify iHeartMedia as America’s leading audio company by reach.
Current iHeart advertising materials describe a network of 860+ owned radio stations across the United States.
No standard public walk-in hours are prominently published for the San Antonio headquarters.
Investor Relations
https://investors.iheartmedia.com/
Careers
https://www.iheartmedia.com/careers
iHeartMedia owns and operates more than 860 radio stations in local U.S. markets. Stations cover music, news, talk, sports and entertainment formats and provide both local programming and nationally syndicated content.
iHeartRadio is the company’s consumer digital-audio platform for streaming live radio stations, music, podcasts, playlists and other audio content. The platform is available through mobile devices, connected cars, televisions, smart speakers and numerous other connected platforms.
Listeners can stream participating iHeart-owned and partner stations through the iHeartRadio app and website. Digital distribution extends local broadcast brands beyond their traditional terrestrial signal areas.
iHeartMedia operates a major podcast business that produces, distributes, markets and monetizes original and partner podcast programming. Podcasting forms a central part of the company’s Digital Audio Group.
iHeartRadio allows users to access music stations, personalized listening experiences and playlists. Free and subscription features vary according to the user’s market and account type.
iHeartRadio offers premium subscription functionality in supported markets. Paid features can provide additional control over music playback compared with the free ad-supported product.
All Access expands paid music capabilities beyond the standard free experience. Current subscription availability and exact features should be reviewed through the iHeartRadio Help Center.
iHeartMedia produces and promotes large-scale live entertainment events that combine radio promotion, digital distribution, sponsorship and in-person experiences.
The iHeartRadio Music Festival is a major annual multi-genre music event in Las Vegas. It brings together major performers and also provides sponsorship and branded-event opportunities for advertisers.
The Jingle Ball Tour is a major seasonal concert series staged in multiple U.S. markets. It combines local station promotion with national sponsorship, digital amplification and live entertainment.
Businesses can purchase advertising across iHeart’s local radio network. iHeartMedia promotes the scale of radio as both a local and national advertising channel and offers businesses campaign planning and local-market targeting.
Advertisers can place audio campaigns within iHeart’s podcast inventory. Campaigns can combine network scale with audience, contextual and programmatic targeting.
iHeartMedia provides advertising across digital streaming and connected audio products. This includes iHeartRadio inventory and broader digital-audio campaign capabilities.
iHeartMedia continues to expand automated and addressable advertising technology. Its advanced advertising strategy is designed to make broadcast and digital audio inventory easier to target, purchase and measure at scale.
The company operates technologies and services used to target, distribute and measure audio advertising. These capabilities form part of its Digital Audio and Audio and Media Services businesses.
Large advertisers can build national campaigns across multiple stations, podcasts, events and digital platforms.
Local businesses can work with market-specific iHeart sales teams to advertise on local stations and digital channels. The company directs advertisers to station-level representatives where appropriate.
iHeartMedia supports public-service campaigns and community initiatives through its audio reach. Organizations can submit PSA requests through the company’s dedicated public-service process.
iHeartMedia donates substantial media inventory to nonprofit and public-interest organizations. Its 2024 impact reporting described more than $287 million in company-wide social-impact media investment during that year.
210-253-5000.
210-253-5000
210-253-5000
210-253-5000
No universal U.S. iHeartRadio phone support number is prominently published.
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No verified universal consumer phone number is currently promoted.
Digital support is handled through the iHeartRadio Help Center.
For advertising inquiries
844-844-4432
Also written as
844-844-iHEART.
844-844-4432
This is the current national advertising contact number.
iHeartMedia does not publish one universal consumer billing number.Subscription and billing concerns for iHeartRadio should begin through the Help Center and account support.
No single regional-office number applies to all markets.Each local station and market maintains its own business contact.
Individual iHeart stations have their own business and studio telephone numbers.Customers and advertisers should use the specific station’s Contact page for a local issue.
No universal global iHeartMedia Customer Service line is published.Consumer availability and local contact options vary by country.
No general corporate emergency or after-hours hotline is publicly promoted.
703-956-0115
Current contact
Andrey Hart, SVP of Investor Relations
AndreyHart@iheartmedia.com.
212-377-1105
Current contact
Wendy Goldberg, Chief Communications Officer
Email:
WendyGoldberg@iheartmedia.com.
iHeartMedia does not prominently publish one universal public applicant HR number.Careers should be handled through the official careers site.
Not applicable for ordinary consumer services.Event ticketing is generally handled through the relevant event or ticket provider.
For ordinary iHeartRadio app, account, subscription, streaming or device problems, begin with the iHeartRadio Help Center and select Contact Us. iHeart currently routes its consumer support primarily through online support rather than publishing a universal telephone call center. Before submitting a case, have the email address linked to the iHeart account, subscription type, device model, operating system, billing platform and a clear description of the problem ready.
For a local radio-station concern, including contests, prizes, programming or local advertising, contact the station directly. Station pages commonly publish a business line, studio line and local promotions contact. This local route is more effective than calling headquarters for a problem tied to a specific market or station.
Businesses seeking advertising should call 844-844-4432, while corporate investor and media matters should use the dedicated Investor Relations and Communications contacts rather than listener support. Serious corporate correspondence can be mailed to 20880 Stone Oak Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78258.
Complaints may involve iHeartRadio subscriptions, station programming, contests, advertising, inappropriate content, billing, privacy, podcast content or local station conduct. Before escalating, collect the account email, station name, market, date and time, billing receipt, screenshots, contest details or advertisement information relevant to the complaint.
For iHeartRadio digital services, begin through https://help.iheart.com/ and use Contact Us if the available troubleshooting guidance does not resolve the problem. Include the account email, device, subscription status and screenshots of any error. Keeping the complaint within an existing support case makes later escalation easier.
If the matter relates to a specific station, contest or local promotion, contact that station’s business or promotions team. Advertising disputes should use the sales contact associated with the campaign, while brand, podcast and content concerns should be directed to the appropriate specialized channel.
If first-level support does not resolve the matter, ask the relevant support, station or account representative to escalate the complaint to management. Clearly identify what response you have already received and what outcome you are requesting. For business customers, reference campaign contracts, insertion orders and invoices.
Submit a written complaint through the iHeart Help Center or the applicable station contact form. For legal questions involving iHeart sites, the company publishes support@iheartradio.com and a San Antonio legal mailing address. Written documentation is particularly important for billing, contest and content disputes.
For serious unresolved matters, correspondence can be sent to iHeartMedia, Inc., 20880 Stone Oak Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78258. Include the relevant station or service, support-case information, dates, previous contacts and supporting documents. Current SEC filings confirm this as iHeartMedia’s principal executive office.
Use the correct specialist for the issue. Subscription matters belong with iHeartRadio support, advertiser disputes with the sales/account team, corporate governance matters with the legal or compliance structure, and content violations through iHeart’s designated Help Center reporting options. The Help Center currently includes a dedicated Report Content Violation category.
Broadcast complaints can fall under the Federal Communications Commission when they involve matters under FCC jurisdiction, while advertising or consumer-protection issues may involve the Federal Trade Commission or state authorities. The correct regulator depends on the type of complaint, so avoid treating the FCC as the proper destination for every iHeart dispute.
For unresolved subscription charges, consumers may have dispute rights through their credit-card issuer, Apple, Google or another payment provider depending on where the subscription was purchased. General consumer complaints may also be submitted to the relevant state Attorney General or consumer-protection office.
For a significant unresolved contractual or legal dispute, review the applicable iHeart terms, advertising agreement, contest rules or subscription conditions before considering formal legal remedies. Preserve all account records, invoices, screenshots, support correspondence and written notices because these materials may be important if the matter advances beyond ordinary Customer Service.
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