Kathryn Scott, Special to The Denver PostDenver loves its Christmas music. The weather or an early snowstorm can also play a part in the decision. In 2020, it rocked the bells early because people were still social distancing and coming off of eight months of pandemic depression. So KOSI reevaluates each fall in deciding when to go holly and jolly. “That’s a little too early… And some people want us to wait until after Thanksgiving.” But that’s too late for the station, which has been decking Denver’s halls with 24-hours Christmas music for 21 years in a row now. “We start getting requests around Halloween from people asking us to change to Christmas music,” said KOSI station manager Jim Lawson. 11, at noon, when the station will, for the first time, make its annual format switch in public, at Park Meadows mall in Lone Tree. But for Coloradans who love Christmas music, the season really starts on the day that Denver radio station KOSI 101.1 begins jingling the bells 24 hours a day. Still more would prefer to hold off until the first week of December. Others wait for early November or at least until the Friday after Thanksgiving. Some people start thinking about Christmas in October. Wednesday, April 19th 2023 Home Page Close Menu
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