leans heavily towards a classic hits format, primarily playing music from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. The following week, struggling classic hip-hop station KROI changed its format to CHR, presumably in response to KKHH's format change. On February 2, 2017, CBS Radio announced it would merge with Entercom. The merger was approved on November 9, 2017, and was consummated on November 17. HD radio KKHH (as KHJZ) signed on HD Radio operations in 2006. 95.7-HD2 carried a traditional jazz format. After the flip of the analog/HD1 signal in March 2008, the smooth jazz format that was on the former moved to KKHH-HD2, as well as "The Wave" moniker. When CBS bought KHMX (96.5 FM) in April 2009, KKHH-HD2 and KHMX-HD2 swapped formats, with KKHH-HD2 now airing a dance format, branded as "Energy 95.7", while the smooth jazz format and "The Wave" moniker moved to KHMX-HD2. In addition, KKHH added an HD3 channel in 2010. KKHH-HD3 carries a simulcast of sports talk station KIKK. After two years of broadcasting the Dance format on 95.7 HD2, "Energy 95-7 HD2" began offering on-demand streaming via the Radio.com app/platform and Energy957.com in the Summer of 2012, joining WBBM-HD2/Chicago, KMVQ-HD2/San Francisco, and WPGC-HD2/Washington, D.C. as the latest CBS Radio outlets to offer Dance formats through the Radio.com platform. Playing a variety of EDM genres such as Progressive, Electronica, Trance, and Dance-pop, the station also airs a variety of 1990's tracks as well as limited commercial interruptions. In March 2013, the station added "Riddler's Revolution," an hour-long twice IDMA-nominated mixshow from recording artist/producer The Riddler. Specialty Holiday programming includes the annual 'Energy Beatdown,' which airs during Christmas week and showcases the year's Top 95 Dance Anthems. Also, since 2010 on New Year's Eve, the station airs a multi-hour mix show format called 'Energy Tailgate Party' featuring several of America's well-known club DJs, spinning from various cities across the country. On November 20, 2018, KKHH-HD2 became an affiliate of Radio.com's Channel Q LGBTQ talk/dance music network. Previous Logos References External links KHJZ's smooth jazz website KHHH Radio stations established in 1959 1959 establishments in Texas Adult hits radio stations in the United States Audacy, Inc. radio stations