Presented by SiriusXM, Counting Crows will kick off their Banshee Season Tour 2023 with an intimate show at the Troubadour in Los Angeles.

The Oasis icon and Garbage singer will co-headline a North American tour this summer.

Listen as they play their favorite ’90s alternative and grunge tracks and more.

Dive into the ‘Singles’ soundtrack with the cult classic’s director and more during the debut episode of ‘Soundtracking the ’90s’ on Lithium.

Listen as Vicky and Toni Cornell handpick songs that Chris loved, including hits by Prince, David Bowie and Adele.

How well do you know the music of Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Offspring, Jane’s Addiction, Weezer and more ’90s artists?

Lithium (Ch. 34) is giving you the opportunity to share your favorite memories of Soundgarden and their album Superunknown!

Hear the exclusive performance Friday, Aug. 31 at 5 pm ET on Lithium (Ch. 34) with replays throughout the week.

As they gear up for the August 24 release of new album RAINIER FOG (BMG), multi-platinum rock band ALICE IN CHAINS have announced a historic August 21 performance with SiriusXM atop Seattle’s iconic Space Needle.

Every month, Lithium (Ch. 34) airs in-studio performances from ’90s alternative and grunge artists. The latest Lithium Live episode spotlights Art Alexakis, frontman of Everclear.

Shake up your music routine with some channels you might have overlooked!

Find out what’s new on your favorite SiriusXM channels!

How to describe Lithium (Ch. 34): “The Seattle Sound” mixed with alternative rock anthems and all of the weird one-hit wonders!

Grunge pioneer Chris Cornell — who was in town to promote his new solo album, Higher Truth — recently stopped by the SiriusXM studios for an in-depth interview with Rolling Stone’s David Fricke and an intimate acoustic performance backed by cellist Bryan Gibson and fellow guitarist Keaton Simons.

Put your work down and turn the radio up! SiriusXM is celebrating the unofficial end of summer with special programming beginning Friday, September 1 and airing throughout the holiday weekend. 50s on 5 (Ch. 5) ’50s School Days All weekend long, 50s on 5 plays … Continued

SiriusXM has got you covered with the music you’ll need for a perfect Memorial Day Weekend soundtrack! Tune in for our special holiday programming and start your weekend off right.

Hear the songs that defined the alternative and grunge signature sound of the 1990’s with hosts Hardy, Madison, Sluggo and Kat Corbett.

SiriusXM Lithium’s Mother’s Day Guest DJ with Virginia Hanlon Grohl (Dave’s mom!) premieres Friday, May 12 at 12 pm ET with replays 5/12 at 3 pm & 11 pm ET; 5/13 at 6 am, 2 pm, & 9 pm ET; 5/14 at 10 am & 5 pm ET; and 5/15 at 12 am ET on Lithium (Ch. 34).

Live frontman, Ed Kowalczyk, is taking over Lithium (Ch. 34) to play his favorite ’90s alternative and grunge. Hear music from bands that Live has toured with and music from his personal collection. In between songs, Ed talks about reuniting … Continued

The Art Alexakis Show, which airs Sundays from 6 pm to Midnight ET, premieres March 5 on Lithium (Ch. 34).

Find out how similar your tastes are to Kurt Cobain’s in our quiz!

Hear Green Day’s Town Hall with Jenny Eliscu!

Hosts from FLY, Lithium, Backspin, Turbo, Prime Country and 90s on 9 weigh in on those formative years.

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Blink-182 has been one of the most successful punk bands of the last 25 years. You can’t help but feel nostalgic when All The Small Things, Adam’s Song, Stay Together for the Kids, Dammit, First Date and What’s My Age … Continued

It’s official. We can “give it away, give it away, give it away now” that Red Hot Chili Peppers Radio will launch on Wednesday, 6/15 at 3 pm ET in celebration of the band’s new studio album, The Getaway. Actor … Continued

How would a millennial react to hearing a classic album like it’s something brand new? We believe that music discovery isn’t just about up-and-comers—new music is any music that’s new to you—so we decided to find out. Today is the … Continued

Kurt Cobain had always been a slight man, standing at 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighing 125 pounds toward the end of his life, but the heroin he used to ease his stomach pains certainly didn’t help his gaunt … Continued

This year we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Ramones’ self-titled debut album—recorded over a week in early February 1976 and released a little more than two months later, on April 23. It didn’t set the charts on fire, peaking at … Continued