Relive the unforgettable moments and collaborations from Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday celebration in the theater.

Join SiriusXM in paying tribute to the late Rolling Stones drummer with a pop-up channel, special stories, and more.

SiriusXM’s The Joint (Ch. 42) will celebrate reggae founder Toots Hibbert, who passed away on September 11, by broadcasting special programming throughout the day.

Hear specials all week long in honor of Ringo Starr’s 82nd birthday, including a special birthday mix and Guest DJ shows from legendary drummers.

Hear Ringo’s songs and stories, as well as testimonies from those influenced by him, in honor of his 81st birthday.

Rolling Stones Radio has been updated and expanded, giving new and lifelong Stones fans a comprehensive journey through the band’s almost six-decade career, while also including their new song, “Living In A Ghost Town,” which was completed during quarantine.

From his days in the Rolling Stones to his solo career, Keith Richards is sharing what it was like to go solo, his life with the Rolling Stones and more!

The latest installment of the multi-part audio epic stars Dylan Baker as Doctor Doom.

SiriusXM’s The Beatles Channel (Ch. 18) is celebrating Ringo Starr’s 79th birthday on July 7 with a full week of special programming starting Friday, July 5.

The “Final Three” episodes of Tom Petty’s Buried Treasure were recorded before his death but never aired.

Throughout February, SiriusXM is honoring Black Americans’ countless contributions to culture, medicine, business, and more with meaningful discussions across multiple channels.

When celebrities visit the SiriusXM studios, our goal is to give them the full-fledged radio experience. But it’s not just their on-air interviews that we’re capturing. SiriusXM’s staff photographer, Maro Hagopian, is capturing amazing, behind-the-scenes portraits.

Say goodbye to the year that was, and join us as we look back at seven of this year’s coolest SiriusXM moments.

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.

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

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

Recording Date: January 10, 1956 Credits: Elvis Presley (guitar/vocals); Scotty Moore (guitar); Bill Black (Bass); D.J. Fontana (drummer); Chet Atkins (Guitar); Floyd Cramer (Piano); The Jordanaires (Backup vocals); Steve Shoals (producer) Backstory: Before Elvis recorded Heartbreak Hotel, he was already … Continued

“Music does a lot of things for a lot of people. It’s transporting…it’s uplifting, it’s encouraging, it’s strengthening,” Aretha Franklin said during a 2014 CBC News interview. For anyone who has listened to the Queen of Soul’s music, this is … 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

David Bowie, the pioneering artistic chameleon who was unquestionably larger than life, died on Sunday, January 10 — two days after his 69th birthday and the release of his final album, Blackstar – after an 18 month battle with cancer. His … Continued

On this week’s ’80s on 8 Big 40 Countdown, Expose tops the chart with the hit Seasons Change. Pet Shop Boys and Dusty Springfield’s What Have I Done To Deserve This follows in second, and Tiffany closes out the top three with Could’ve Been. … Continued