

Trying to figure out some last-minute, socially distanced Fourth of July plans this year? Whether you’ll be grilling, chilling, or living your (virtual) fest life, we’ve got everything you need to soundtrack the occasion with the cross-genre music specials below (all broadcast times in ET).
This year, Lithium (Ch. 34) is focusing on a different (but equally important) set of founding fathers. Join Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready as he handpicks his favorite songs from influential bands responsible for the legendary “Seattle sound” of the 1990s. The special airs throughout the weekend on Sunday, July 5 at 4pm and 10pm.
This weekend, RSVP “yes” to our Hits 1 (Ch. 2) backyard BBQ by tuning in to hear the Top 100 throwback jams. Celebrate with friends, family, and your favorite classic hits from as far back as 2000, including Britney, Snoop Dogg, Kesha, Pussycat Dolls, One Direction, Lady Gaga, and many more all weekend long starting on Friday, July 3.
Craving some music that’s as American as apple pie (or, alternatively, as American as Tom Petty‘s “American Girl”)? Don’t miss Deep Tracks’ (Ch. 27) Fourth of July weekend special highlighting all-American artists and featuring live cuts every hour. The show kicks off on Friday, July 3 at 12pm and runs through Monday, July 6 at 3am.
If you’re looking for festival vibes with a little less bass and a lot more Southern twang, be sure to catch The Highway’s (Ch. 56) Best of Fest Weekend. Starting on Friday, July 3 at 12pm, prove it’s not your first rodeo by reliving some of the biggest CMA Fest performances from years past, from the studio to Margaritaville and beyond through Sunday, July 5.
For those planning a getaway weekend on the open road, keep the pedal to the metal with amped-up hard rock songs. Fuel your summer drive as Octane (Ch. 37) kicks your road trip into high gear starting on Friday, July 3 at 12am through Monday, July 6 at 12am.
No pool, no problem — spend Fourth of July weekend diving into some of the biggest Alt Nation (Ch. 36) songs of the last two decades. All weekend long, hear year-specific blocks of alternative hits from the last 20 years starting on Friday, July 3 at 3pm.
Black Music Month may technically be over, but it’s never the wrong time to celebrate the vast contributions of Black artists across any given genre. All weekend long, Diplo’s Revolution (Ch. 52) will be highlighting dance and electronic music from Black American artists, including mixes from Todd Cherry, Channel Tres, DJ Sliink, and more. Catch the special when the bass drops on Friday, July 3 at 4pm and rages on through Monday, July 6 at 12am.
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