Announced on SiriusXM’s VOLUME, the 2022 inductees include Duran Duran, Eminem, Dolly Parton and more.

Listen to hot takes on hip-hop, pop culture, and more with award-winning journalist and media personality Jamila Mustafa every week on VOLUME (Ch. 106).

The nominees were announced live on SiriusXM’s VOLUME (Ch. 106) on the “Feedback” morning show with hosts Nik Carter and Lori Majewski.

Hear the full, uncensored interview between Scott Ian and Marc Maron when it premieres on VOLUME (Ch. 106) Thursday 2/16 at 7 pm ET.

Tune in starting Tuesday, October 27 through Halloween night.

SiriusXM VOLUME and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Radio are your destinations for all things Rock Hall!

The nominees for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2018 are…

Check out what’s coming soon to Channel 106!

Hear the full episode of Melissa’s Basement featuring Serena Ryder when it premieres 5/16 at 7 p.m. ET on VOLUME (Ch. 106).

We’ll simulcast the HBO special on April 29 at 8 pm ET on VOLUME (Ch. 106), Classic Vinyl (Ch. 26), and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Radio (Ch. 310).

Melissa Etheridge sat down with Kevin Cronin for the latest episode of Melissa’s Basement, where they talked about Cronin’s beginnings in the music industry, his musical biography, what went into creating some of his biggest hits and how it feels … Continued

Hear the full episode of Melissa’s Basement featuring Tegan & Sara when it premieres 3/14 at 7 p.m. ET on VOLUME (Ch. 106).

Hear exclusive coverage from the 2017 MusiCares Person Of The Year Tribute to Tom Petty and a special episode of Written In My Soul!

His cause of death is unknown. We will be updating this story as information becomes available.

Steve Cropper’s visit to Melissa’s Basement premieres on Tuesday 1/17 on VOLUME (Ch. 106)!

“She locks the door and we became acquaintances very fast. Wham, bam, thank you ma’am, David Bowie,” Simmons said.

VOLUME announced the 2017 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees on Feedback.

Tune in on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 8 a.m. ET as Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation CEO Joel Peresman announces the inductees live on Feedback.

“It was a great time because the guitar was still very prominent on pop music radio, which is not really the case today,” Steve Vai said.

“To this day nobody in your band has fully taken credit or blame for doing it, but I have my suspicions,” Trunk said.

“I don’t think about it every day now, but I did for a long time and I would always just shake my head in disbelief,” Schmit said.

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.

“I’m a jam band guy. To the extent that people can really ever delineate things inside of a jam band, or what is a jam band, or what isn’t.”

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.

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

Can you guess how many harmonicas Kaine carries?

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

On the most recent episode of VOLUME (Ch. 106)’s The Last of The… Duffy talks with former Geffen A&R man Mark Kates about what the position was like back in the formative years of what is now considered the alternative rock genre.

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

On Monday’s episode of Rap Radar Report, Joe Budden had the chance to reflect on his feud with Drake.

“It’s an album about my life without fame,” Lady Gaga said about her new album, Joanne.

Minnie Driver joined Nik Carter & Lori Majewski on Feedback and revealed she fell in love with music while listening to Neil Young’s Harvest Moon during her first hangover.

While on Debatable with Alan light and Mark Goodman, John Legend his influences and the recent “soul revival.”

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.

VOLUME (Ch. 106), the first-ever talk channel all about music, launched this week on SiriusXM – and what a week it was! Check out some of the highlights!

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.

“[Dave Grohl] looks up at me, and he says, ‘I got you on the ballot, man. And I hope it all goes well..'” Farrell told Trunk.

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.

Elliott Wilson tabbed multi-platinum selling rapper T.I. as his first guest for the debut episode of Rap Radar Report and they had a powerful conversation about the racial injustices in America.

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

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

The Internet’s Busiest Music Nerd, aka Anthony Fantano, stirs the pot weekly on VOLUME’s ‘The Album Review Show’

The pages of Rolling Stone come to life on SiriusXM’s new channel VOLUME. Executive Editor Nathan Brackett is giving music fans exclusive access to the inner-workings of the legendary brand as he and his staffers take their popular Rolling Stone Music Now podcast … Continued

The Last of The…, hosted by Ryan Duffy, celebrates colorful characters from an almost bygone era, spotlighting these music industry icons with a complete oral history of their lives and work.

On On ’70s ’80s ’90s NOW, Jim Shearer tests your musical IQ with brain-bending trivia straight from the depths popular music’s last five decades.

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.

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

Melissa Etheridge invites the world’s biggest singer-songwriters to join her in conversation and musical collaboration on Melissa’s Basement, monthly on VOLUME.

Volume’s Icons, hosted by Ron Bennington, will consist of totally unscripted interviews with some the music industry’s most influential figures.

As one of the most influential hip-hop journalists of the past 20 years, Wilson has bridged the gap between artist and audience, paving the road for hip-hop to travel off the fringe of popular music and invade the mainstream. Wilson now brings that prestige to SiriusXM’s new channel, VOLUME, with Rap Radar Report.

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

The first talk channel all about music, VOLUME delivers live daily shows, weekly specials, and in-depth discussions. Debuts 10/17 on SiriusXM Ch. 106.

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