Catch Tom Petty’s full interview with David Fricke will premiering on Tom Petty Radio on Friday, Dec. 9 at 3 p.m. ET.

Vote and let us know what you enjoyed hearing the most in SiriusXM’s Coffee House!

Iconic guitarist, songwriter, vocalist and three-time Grammy Award winner Brian Setzer performed rocked-up versions of holiday favorites

Is Bob Dylan deserving of literature’s highest honor?

Join VOLUME in honoring Greg Lake, founding member of King Crimson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, who died Tuesday at age 69.

Leonard Cohen’s 2006 interview with Bill Flanagan’s 2006 was, at the time, his first major interview in years as he prepared to return to the stage.

Nikki Sixx and Sixx: A.M. band members discussed the possibility of a Motley Crue reunion.

On Thursday’s episode of Never Meet Your Heroes, Jericho recounted the time he saved Eddie Trunk from a potentially disastrous interview with Axl Rose.

Radio Margaritaville presents a special Jimmy Buffett Artist Confidential *AND* an exclusive track-by-track discussion of ‘Tis the SeaSon!

On the newest episode of True Stories, Neil Diamond explained to Kurt Loder why he chose not to be a party animal.

The Goo Goo Dolls’ exclusive performance featured songs off their latest album Boxes as well as other fan favorites.

Bruce Springsteen sat down with E Street Radio for an exclusive and intimate conversation about his new book Born To Run.

We’re serving up a full plate of Jimmy Buffett concerts all Thanksgiving day!

Don’t forget to say “hello” to a few strangers today!

Johnny Marr is hoping to set the record straight on the breakup of The Smiths with the release of his autobiography Set The Boy Free.

Take the poll and let us know your favorite five obscure songs from Pearl Jam.

Attention Metallica Fans! The legendary heavy metal band is invading the SiriusXM studios with an appearance on Howard Stern, a Town Hall Q&A with fans, and a limited-run channel!

On Never Meet Your Heroes, W. Earl Brown couldn’t help but divulge the time he had the opportunity to meet one of his heroes, Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister of Motorhead.

On Monday’s episode of True Stories with Kurt Loder, Ron Howard discussed how he came to direct a documentary on The Beatles’ touring years.

On Written In My Soul, Paul Simon told Bill Flanagan the reasons why a full-fledged Simon & Garfunkel reunion will never happen.

In front of a crowd and in costume, Pat Benatar was Invincible. Hear how she & husband Neil Giraldo got her on-stage persona All Fired Up.

Leonard Cohen, the Canadian singer-songwriter-poet, best known for penning classics like Hallelujah, Suzanne and Sisters of Mercy, has died at 82 years old. His cause of death is yet unknown.

Sting stopped by the SiriusXM studios for a special Artist Confidential to discuss his new album and much more.

“The creative spark is something that’s very ephemeral, very mysterious, and in order to catch it like hunting an animal in the forest,” Sting told Entertainment Weekly Radio’s Larry Flick.

Bruce Springsteen will be performing at Monday night’s Hillary Clinton rally at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and E Street Radio (Ch. 20) is bringing it to you live.

Ozzy Osbourne sat down with Jose Mangin to talk about Black Sabbath’s final tour and much more

“Music isn’t really that hard, I can come up with riffs all day long, but lyrics always take the most time for me.”

The exclusive channel will culminate with a private performance by Bon Jovi at a secret location in Miami on Dec. 3.

On Feedback with Nik Carter and Lori Majewski, John fogerty discussed how his guitar-playing has flown under the radar throughout his career.

Avenged Sevenfold frontman M. Shadows gave Octane (Ch. 37) host Jose Mangin an exclusive interview about their surprise album, The Stage!

Underground Garage will air two specials on Halloween, The Mighty Manfred Program and Midnight with Count Zaremba.

With Halloween around the corner, Liquid Metal host Jose Mangin as dedicated this week’s Devil’s Dozen to songs directly inspired by classic horror films. Listen…if you dare.

Join us for an original Great Folk Halloween Radio Play on The Bridge (Ch. 32) & The Village (Ch. 741).

Couldn’t make it to Korn’s concert in Los Angeles? SiriusXM will broadcast replays of the concert all week on Octane (Ch. 37) and Liquid Metal (Ch. 40).

Did you miss Brendon Urie’s SiriusXM Hits 1 Twitter takeover? Don’t Panic!

Johnny Cash is being honored in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s 21st Annual Music Masters concert and Outlaw Country and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Radio will broadcast it to you.

Corey Taylor candidly discussed his battles with alcoholism with Scott Ian in the first episode of Never Meet Your Heroes.

Moby joined Nik Carter and Lori Majewski for their morning show Feedback to talk about his new album and much more.

Ron Bennington’s show Icons on SiriusXM VOLUME (Ch. 106) featured revealing interviews with some of the industry’s most legendary musicians.

Robert Plant joined Bill Flanagan in the first episode of Written In My Soul on SiriusXM VOLUME (Ch. 106) and discussed his post-Led Zeppelin career.

David Crosby joined Melissa Etheridge for her new show Melissa’s Basement to discuss the importance of making music with a message.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame unveiled its 2017 nominees on Tuesday. Eddie Trunk went through the list of nominees and gave his opinions on each during Trunk Nation.

Kurt Loder debuted his monthly show True Stories on SiriusXM’s new talk music channel VOLUME with ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons as the first guest.

VOLUME announced the 2017 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees on Feedback. The list includes Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur, Janet Jackson, Chaka Khan, Kraftwerk, Yes, Chic, The Cars, The Zombies, Joe Tex, J. Geils Band, MC5, Bad Brains, Depeche Mode, Electric Light Orchestra, Jane’s Addiction, Joan Baez, Journey, and Steppenwolf.

Get ready for a dose of classic alternative and punk music with Billy Idol’s Live Transmission.

SiriusXM’s first all-talk channel about music VOLUME (Ch. 106) launched with Nik Carter and Lori Majewski’s daily show Feedback.

SiriusXM’s new talk music channel VOLUME (Ch. 106) is your destination for the unveiling of nominees for the 2017 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 8 a.m. ET.

Anthrax’s Scott Ian will interview his own pop culture and musical idols on his VOLUME show, Never Meet Your Heroes.

Bill Flanagan is picking up where he left off thirty years ago, bringing his book, Written In My Soul, to radio on SiriusXM’s new channel, VOLUME.

Bruce Springsteen, who was compared to and influenced by Bob Dylan throughout his career, congratulated his idol on winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Hear Eddie Trunk interview and critique A-list musicians on Trunk Nation every day on VOLUME.

Hear it again on Alt Nation (Ch. 36) 10/15 at 3 pm and 9 pm ET; 10/16 at 6 pm ET; and 10/17 at 8 am and 7 pm ET!

In honor of host Jason Ellis’ Ellismania event in Las Vegas, Faction (Ch. 41) will air an Ellismania Weekend special starting Friday at 4 p.m. ET.

Nik Carter and Lori Majewski are getting up early to deliver all the music news you need to start your morning on VOLUME.

Sandra Bernhard interviewed Blondie’s Debbie Harry and Chris Stein on New York City’s M Train with for a new segment.

The legendary singer-songwriter was Billy Joel’s neighbor on Long Island but the two never met. John Lennon would have turned 76 today.

Vulfpeck’s performance on The Jam Files will premiere at 12 p.m. ET on Oct. 10 and will replay throughout the week.

Find out Kyle Simmons and Will Farquarson’s favorite new songs to play live.

Hear the Piano Man talk about his favorite artists including Cream, James Brown, Ray Charles and many more.

Sheryl Crow and Hoda Kotb kicked off Breast Cancer Awareness Month at SiriusXM discussing their “twin tragedies”: breakups followed by cancer diagnoses.

“There are a lot of us who haven’t seen him in 10 years,” Melissa Etheridge told Andy Cohen of Brad Pitt.

The channel will exclusively air music from artists performing at Desert Trip like The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, Roger Waters and The Who.

Alt Nation will air a special Kings of Leon performance live on Oct. 12 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Hear his songs, his stories, his favorite artists, and his secret to meeting super models in Carribbean

During Metallica’s Town Hall at the SiriusXM studios in New York, both fans and host David Fricke wanted to know: ‘What took so long to make Hardwired… to Self-Destruct?’

Grammy-winning rock band Korn will perform a special invitation-only show for SiriusXM on Friday, Oct. 21 at the beautifully ornate Theatre at Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. The special performance will air live on SiriusXM Octane (Ch. 37).

Jewel dropped some serious wisdom on StandUP with Pete Dominick.

With Ozzfest 2016 quickly approaching, Jack Osbourne’s anticipation was palpable during his preview special on Ozzy’s Boneyard (Ch. 38).

For as long as music has been shared, it has also been debated. Alan Light, veteran music writer and co-host of VOLUME’s new program, Debatable, certainly thinks so. “I don’t think you can put two music fans in a room and come up … Continued

Bruce Springsteen turns 67 years old on Sept. 23, and in celebration, hosts from across SiriusXM to shared their favorite Springsteen songs and why they love them.

To commemorate the 25-year anniversary of Nevermind, SiriusXM’s Lithium (Ch. 34) will re-play the exclusive 2011 SiriusXM town hall hosted by Jon Stewart and featuring interviews with Grohl, Krist Novolselic and Butch Vig, the band’s producer.

The whole festival will be broadcast exclusively on SiriusXM Willie’s Roadhouse (Ch. 59).

B.B. King’s Bluesville (Ch. 70) is celebrating it’s namesake artist on what would’ve been his 91st birthday. What better way to keep his memory alive than with some of his best live performances. Every hour on Sept. 16, you’ll hear the blues … Continued

Grammy Award-winning Swedish occult-rock troupe Ghost premieres new song Square Hammer, exclusively on Grant Random’s Octane show.

Join SiriusXM Hits1 on Facebook Live for an exclusive performance from 5 Seconds of Summer at The Forum.

Grant Random premieres new Highly Suspect song My Name Is Human, exclusively on Octane (Ch. 37)!

There never was and never will be a frontman quite like him.

Celebrate the last long weekend of Summer with four days of memorable Jimmy Buffett Labor Day concert recordings AND never before broadcast performances from the House of Blues in Chicago and Boston from this year’s I Don’t Know Tour!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, summer’s almost over. But here at SiriusXM we believe that summer is endless, so we’re not putting away our bikinis, boards and boomboxes just yet. If you feel the same way, join us this Labor Day weekend … Continued

LOCKN’ returns for its fourth year this weekend and Jam On (Ch. 29) will be on the ground at Oak Ridge Farm in Arrington, Virginia to bring you live performances, artist appearances and more from some of the biggest bands in roots, rock … Continued

If you want to Rock ‘n’ Roll All Nite, this once-in-a-lifetime Kiss prize package might be your Reason to Live!

After 48 years, Black Sabbath has announced its end is near.

I Prevail is gearing up for the release of their debut, full-length album, Lifelines, due out on 10/21 from Fearless Records. In anticipation of the new effort, the band gave Octane (Ch. 37) listeners an exclusive first listen of their new single, Stuck … Continued

SiriusXM’s Spectrum Certified artists, Iceland’s will be live at The Box NYC on 8/9 at 8 p.m. ET in an intimate gathering of SiriusXM subscribers.

Elvis Week is an annual gathering in Graceland that celebrates the life and legacy of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.

Orange County-based metalcore band Of Mice & Men are prepping the release of their fourth studio album, Cold World, due out September 9 via Rise Records. We got the first taste of the album with the single Pain, and now SiriusXM listeners get to hear the band’s new single, Real, exclusively on Octane … Continued

Hours before Ozzy Osbourne announced that he’s entered “intense therapy” for sex addiction, his son Jack got candid about his parents’ marital troubles. “They’re working on it,” Jack said Wednesday on Sway in the Morning of Ozzy and Sharon. “You know, they’re trying … Continued

Chris Robinson, the newest Jam On (Ch. 29) host, just released his new album Any Way You Love We Know How You Feel with his band The Chris Robinson Brotherhood. To celebrate, he’s taking over the channel all weekend long! … Continued

“I was in the studio recording vocal tracks for Fame and the word came down that David had passed away, and I just was devastated.”

The date: August 1, 1981. The time: 12:01 a.m. The words: “Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll.” And with a montage of the first space shuttle launch rolling in the background, the cable network MTV was born.     MTV … Continued

Hear tributes to Jerry Garcia on the Grateful Dead Channel (Ch. 23) between August 1 and August 9, AKA “The Days Between.”

The summer heat waves are here in full force and with them arrives the much anticipated and buzzed about album “Quiero Creedence”; a Latin tribute to the music of iconic rock group Creedence Clearwater Revival.

7 moments when Mick Jagger was most his eccentric, compelling, unforgettable self.

Alter Bridge burst onto the music scene in 2004 with the release of their gold-selling debut, One Day Remains. After three more studio albums, countless sold-out tours in Europe and North America, and a guitar solo voted “Greatest Guitar Solo Of All Time” by Guitarist … Continued

Hot times and hot tunes at Panorama NYC this weekend! Hear interviews with performers and more!

Rostam Batmanglij’s first post-Vampire Weekend project is a collaborative album with Hamilton Leithauser, formerly of The Walkmen. Their first single A 1000 Times world premiered on Jenny Eliscu’s SiriusXMU show this afternoon (7/21). Rostam called into the show to talk … Continued

Because tequila is best enjoyed with a sweet soundtrack, Radio Margaritaville selected a special song to accompany each tequila cocktail.

Nine of the greatest moments from the powerful album as expressed in GIFs.

“It’s got a lot of awesome influences in it,” Ashton Irwin explained. “It’s a bit of Rollings Stones, a bit of Talking Heads. It feels real cool. It’s a little more funky than what we usually do.”

It’s been 20 years since Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland met at their University College London (UCL) orientation and formed what would eventually become the international sensation Coldplay. Seven studio albums, seven world tours, and seven Grammy Awards later and … Continued

“You Oughta Know” at least a few of these!

Sure, you may think you’re a fan of ’90s music. And if that’s the case, you must remember the one-hit wonders of the mid ’90s, right? But do you know where the inspiration for these chart toppers came from? Do … Continued

Are you TURBO-charged with mid-‘90s hard-rock knowledge?

No doubt it’s hot…like mid-‘90s, Water Runs Dry kinda hot (thanks, Boyz II Men). Whether you’re ready to chill out or kick up your heels, you can find the right flavor on SiriusXM 90s on 9 (Ch. 9). Before you tune … Continued

OK Computer, widely heralded as one of the greatest albums of the ‘90s and beyond, is the third studio effort from Radiohead. The album tackled the technophobia and trepidations of life in the 21st century and marked the band’s departure into more avant-garde musicianship that would define their later work.

There may have been panic at the disco, but there certainly wasn’t any at the SiriusXM studios this week. With some free time in New York City in between shows, Brendon Urie, the lead singer of Panic! At The Disco, … Continued

Cel-e-brate good times come on! And the Un-it-ed States In-de-pend-ence, come on! OK, that last part didn’t work so well. But what is working is every channel on your SiriusXM dial playing sweet Fourth of July weekend specials. Whether you’re grilling at … Continued

It’s all happening this Fourth of July weekend. Dead & Company are playing Folsom Field in Boulder, CO for two live shows and  you’ll be able to hear it all on the Grateful Dead Channel (Ch. 23)! Dead & Company features founding … Continued

Just as we have our Founding Fathers to thank for securing our Independence from Britain this Fourth of July, so too do we have the Founding Fathers of Rock to thank for revolutionizing rock’s vinyl era. Classic Vinyl (Ch. 26) … Continued

In celebration of the 4th of July, Underground Garage, Ch. 21, will be airing a special hosted by Genya Ryan, the founder of the very FIRST all-female band to be signed to a major label: Goldie & the Gingerbreads. The Chicks & … Continued

Host, Ellen Flores presents her personal picks of artists that you need to see at this year’s Latin Alternative Music Conference (L.A.M.C.) aka Latin Alternative mecca!

Last Year may have been complicated for Nick Jonas, but this year seems to be going swimmingly. After releasing his third solo album on June 10, Nick Jonas made his way to SiriusXM on June 14 for a Bacons, Eggs … Continued

Today (6/ 20) is the official start of summer, and to celebrate the summer solstice, 70s on 7 programmer Numan shared some of his favorite ’70s summer jams and why he loves them so you can start your summer off feeling groovy, too! … Continued

Think you know everything about Paul McCartney? To celebrate his 74th birthday (June 18, 1942), throw your favorite song by The Cute Beatle on the record player and settle in with this quiz to see just how much you know … Continued

Imagine it’s 1981, and you’re with your favorite people on a yacht equipped with a booming sound system. What’s the first song you pick to test out those speakers and launch you out onto the open sea? Find out below: Yacht … Continued

From June 17 to 19, more than 300,000 fans and 200+ artists will head to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the 2016 edition of Electric Daisy Carnival, airing on Electric Area (Ch. 52). As the biggest electronic music festival in the … Continued

Once again, SiriusXM is stationed down in Manchester, Tennessee for Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. The four-day music extravaganza is teeming with talent across several different genres, and sorting through the sheer number of names on the lineup can be slightly overwhelming. … Continued

The Kills have returned with their first album in five years, Ash & Ice, the follow up to 2011’s Blood Pressure. In celebration of its release, Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart stopped by SiriusXMU (Ch. 35) for a stripped down … Continued

We can’t believe he’s gone because we adored so much about him. The way he couldn’t care less about what anyone thought. The way he broke and remade the rules. The way he pushed the envelope until he got bored … Continued

Since 1979, June has been designated as Black Music Month. Black musicians, composers, singers and songwriters have contributed immensely to American music despite many of them never receiving the mainstream shine and acclaim their talents and influence warranted. Many of … Continued

Pat Monahan and Train stopped by The Howard Stern Show on Wednesday to promote their upcoming album Train Does Led Zeppelin II. The band performed a few songs live in the studio, and Monahan gave some background as to how … Continued

Machine Head have enjoyed an unstoppable 20+ years at the forefront of metal, and they’ve done so with their integrity and pioneering creativity intact. Now they’re back, following 2014’s Bloodstone & Diamonds, with a brand new stand-alone single titled Is … Continued

Backstory: It’s hard to imagine the songs of anyone other than Simon & Garfunkel guiding the young, disillusioned protagonist the 1968 classic The Graduate as he returns to his parents’ opulent suburban kingdom, answers the obligatory stream of post-grad “What … Continued

The SiriusXM train of summer music festivals keeps rolling! Next stop: the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. In it’s 15th year, the Manchester, TN, festival once again boasts a diverse lineup of artists across genres, many of whom will join forces for the always … Continued

Release Date: May 27, 1963 Backstory: At the age of just 22, a baby-faced Bob Dylan (whose birth given name was, of course, Robert Zimmerman and whose –little known fact– first chosen stage name was Elston Gunnn) released his second … Continued

Octane (Ch. 37) will be on the grounds in Columbus, OH bringing North America’s biggest hard rock festival to the masses! Hosted by Octane DJs, Kayla Riley, Grant Random, & Jose Mangin, you’ll hear full performances and exclusive backstage interviews … Continued

This must be our dream! The 1975 took over SiriusXM Hits 1‘s Twitter account on Tuesday, talking directly to their fans about music, literature, Netflix, animals, vaping and … sneezing. Some highlights? The guys (Matt Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and … Continued

Red Hot Chili Peppers are set to release their eleventh studio album The Getaway on June 17. Ahead of the release, the band caught up with their old friend and Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready at this year’s Jazz Fest … Continued

Here’s why one of the first rock concept albums completely reinvented the very idea of what an album could and should be.

Stevie Wonder has been blessing the world with his divine voice, joyful up-tempo jams and exquisite ballads since he was a preteen. There are very few artists who have had such a long, illustrious and successful career. Wonder is a … Continued

On May 20, Eric Clapton will release his 23rd studio album, I Still Do. The LP marks a reunion with producer Glyn Johns, who helmed some of Clapton’s bestselling work in the ‘70s, most famously 1977’s Slowhand and the hits Cocaine … Continued

Release date: May 12, 1967 Backstory: Anyone who says that Jimi Hendrix’s Are You Experienced is not one of the most stunning rock albums of the last half a century needs a reality check.  An album that evokes a range … Continued

Back in December, Nonpoint told fans they were heading into the studio with Rob Ruccia to record their ninth full length album. They promised the album would not only make heads bang but further “roll off your shoulders and jump … Continued

All five members of Mudcrutch — Tom Petty (bass), Mike Campbell (guitar), Benmont Tench (keyboards), Tom Leadon (guitar) and Randall Marsh (drums) — joined SiriusXM for a special featuring all 11 tracks from their new album, Mudcrutch 2.  For which, in addition … Continued

UPDATE: Due to overwhelming demand, a second weekend has been added: October 14, 15 and 16. “Bobby Dylan, Paul, The Who, Neil Young … None of these guys have been in the same town on the same day.” Leave it … Continued

Joey Jordison, former Slipknot member and one of rock’s most prolific drummers, has unveiled details of his new band, VIMIC. Rounded out by Kalen Chase (vocals), Kris Norris (guitar/vocals), Jed Simon (guitar/vocals), Kyle Konkiel (bass/vocals) and Matt Tarach (keyboards), VIMIC … Continued

On Monday, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats had the honor of playing a live set (and we had the honor of listening) at The Stax Museum in Memphis for an intimate group of only 100 fans. “We are honored … Continued

Unlike the decades before it, the 2000s did not breed many new genres, with the exception of emo and chillwave. For the most part, teen pop from the late ‘90s carried over and continued to dominate the charts along with … Continued

Rob Zombie stopped by Octane (Ch. 37) to hang with Jose Mangin and take calls from fans LIVE on the radio as he introduced new music from his album, The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser. During the … Continued

Earlier this month, we took you behind the scenes of the 30th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Now, you can hear the entire ceremony, including the performances, when its simulcast on Classic Vinyl (Ch. 16) and … Continued

Dearly beloved, we are gathered here together 2 get through this thing called life…  and so we can all spend the weekend listening to and remembering Prince, we’re extending The Prince Tribute Channel to all satellite radios, whether or not … Continued

This weekend, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder takes over Pearl Jam Radio (Ch. 22) to continue with part two of his conversation with Pearl Jam Twenty and The Life of Pete Townshend author Mark Wilkerson. During the special, Vedder talks about covering the Batman theme song … Continued

UPDATE: The Prince Tribute Channel has been extended! You can now enjoy Prince’s hits, classic B-sides, and live performances, exclusively on Channel 50 through Friday May 13th We’re paying tribute to the unforgettable, undefinable Prince with a channel featuring music from … Continued

Celebrities remember the iconic musician

Prince cemented his place as pop culture royalty in 1984 with Purple Rain, a movie featuring songs from his hit album of the same name that took a fictionalized spin on his humble beginnings in the Minneapolis music scene. The rock opera became … Continued

You probably know Steve Martin by his comedic roles on Saturday Night Live and beyond, but did you know he is also a lifelong banjo player? (And a Grammy-winning one at that!) In recent years, he’s turned his focus away … Continued

Lionel Richie fans, get ready to dance all night long. To celebrate his Las Vegas residency presented by SiriusXM, the Grammy-winning R&B and pop icon will perform live and answer burning questions about his decades-long career during a Town Hall hosted by … Continued

Southern California-based reggae/dub foursome Stick Figure began as a solo project for multi-instrumentalist Scott Woodruff, who started as a loop-artist using a dual-cassette deck in his bedroom. In just a few years, he’s moved from small bars and clubs to … Continued

This weekend, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder takes over Pearl Jam Radio (Ch. 22) to unveil part one of his conversation with Pearl Jam Twenty and The Life of Pete Townshend author Mark Wilkerson. During the special, they play some of … Continued