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Artist Confidential
Mondays All Day
The most important names in music sit down for revealing and candid interviews, live music, audience participation and intelligent conversation.
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Tom Petty's Buried Treasure
Tuesdays All Day
Every week Tom Petty digs into his own personal collection to uncover a set of buried treasures. Tuesdays are dedicated to Tom Petty on Music Showcase.
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Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour
Wednesdays All Day
Take a trip to the land of radio magic...with music hand-selected from his personal collection, Bob Dylan takes you to places only he can.
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Guest DJ Thursdays
Thursdays All Day
Guest DJs. All Day.
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Countdown Fridays
Fridays All Day
Countdown Fridays, featuring:
The Spectrum: Baker's Dozen
Alt Nation:
Top 18
Octane:
Big Un's
Sirius XMU:
The Download 15
The 20 on 20 Countdown
The Highway:
Traffic Report
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Tony Hawk's Demolition Radio
Saturdays Midnight ET & 8 pm ET
Step into Tony Hawk's world with Demolition Radio.
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Marky Ramone's Punk Rock Blitzkrieg
Saturdays 1 am ET
Sundays 4 am ET
The Ramones weren't just a punk band; for many, they epitomized everything cool about punk rock. Listen nights as long-time drummer Marky Ramone plays live, rare and archival Ramones material, plus music that influenced the band, and classic and contemporary punk. He'll also host live in-studio guests and take calls from listeners. That could be you... talking to one of the Ramones. Pretty cool.
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Radio Bam
Saturdays 3 am ET & 9 pm ET
Skateboarder and TV personality Bam Margera is the creator, producer, director & star of the hit MTV show Viva La Bam. He's also the co-creator and co-star of MTV’s Jackass and Jackass, The Movie.
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Martha Quinn Presents…
Saturdays 1 am ET & 4 pm ET
Sundays midnight ET & 3 am ET
Original MTV VJ Martha Quinn brings her love of '80s music to SIRIUS XM listeners! Listen as Martha gets back in the studio and back to a time when "M" stood for music, playing the songs that defined a decade, and bringing her own personal perspective on the biggest pop and rock artists that she experienced firsthand.
Play 80's trivia with Martha Quinn
Play 80's trivia with Martha Quinn now by going to the link below:
http://www.the80sgamewithmarthaquinn.com/?refid=sirius
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Breakfast with the Beatles
Saturdays 8 am ET
The nation's longest running Beatles radio program, Breakfast With The Beatles has been on the air for 25 years. Your host is Chris Carter and he will play classic Beatles songs as well as rare B-sides, outtakes, live recordings and more.
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You and Me with B.B. King
Saturdays 11 am ET
Sundays 5 pm ET
You and Me with B.B. King is a weekly walk through history featuring the stories and songs that continue to inspire B.B. King today. He’ll tell you what he thinks about today’s new musicians and even answer your questions. As the Mayor of Bluesville, B.B. King will be holding court with you, special guests and of course, Lucille.
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Lou Reed’s New York Shuffle
Saturdays Noon ET
Lou Reed’s new ongoing program on SIRIUS Disorder will feature music that runs the gamut from jazz to vintage rock, and everything in between. As Lou says, “For years, I’ve always been a fan of eclectic radio, such as FM radio in the past when you could hear stations play widely divergent music, ranging from Rock to Country to Jazz to Opera. I loved the days when Djs who did their own programming set the bar high.“ Lou will be co-hosting the show with record producer Hal Willner, who Lou recently collaborated with on the concert film Berlin.
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The David Johansen Mansion of Fun Show
Saturdays 2 pm ET
Sundays 1 am ET
David Johansen, the founder of The New York Dolls, inhabitor of the body of Buster Poindexter, and leader of David Johansen and The Harry Smiths, is also a musicologist. From the jungles of Africa to the Bayou of Louisiana, from Duke Ellington to Phil Spector to Billy Joe Shaver, David's show is all over the musical map. The soul of free form philosophy lives here.
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Kick Out The Jams with Dave Marsh
Saturdays 5 pm ET
Kick Out The Jams with Dave Marsh is based at the intersection of music and politics. Dave tells stories, interviews music figures and others, takes calls from listeners, intertwines politics and plays some really cool records.
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Pete Wentz’s Hits & Misses
Saturdays 10 pm ET
Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy plays his favorite music, as well as exclusive stuff from his personal stash! You'll hear music from bands like Gym Class Heroes, Kanye West, My Chemical Romance, Lil Wayne, The Cab and Panic at the Disco. Listeners will be invited to identify the “hits” and the “misses.” Some songs might be the next big hit, or they could be a big miss. Plus, who knows what special guests might pay Pete a visit during the show. If you wanna talk to Pete and tell him how much you love the show, Fall Out Boy or his hair you can email him at Pete@Sirius-Radio.com!
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Hit-Bound
Saturdays 11 pm ET
This is your weekly space for the best new music first! Whether it's from one of your favorite Hits 1 artists, a new artist, indie, international, unsigned or even homemade, expect us to get you hooked on some of the hottest music we can find! The Morning Mash Up's Nicole will give you the 411 on these songs and artists that we think are what's next, now.
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The Grand Ole Opry
Sundays 7 am ET
Recognized around the world for showcasing the best in live American country music, the Grand Ole Opry is the oldest running radio program in the U.S. Its legendary stage has helped to shape important music stars, performances, and moments in country music history. That tradition continues on The Roadhouse.
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The Best of Bill Anderson Visits With The Legends
Sundays 9 am ET
Country legend and Hall of Famer Bill Anderson looks back at the definitive moments in country music history with the people who made it happen. Hear insider stories from folks like Tanya Tucker, Tom T. Hall, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson in over 142 timeless episodes that are a true education for history buffs and country music fans. It will change the way you listen to the music!
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Marty Stuart's American Odyssey
Sundays 10 am ET
Join host and resident musicologist Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives on a one-hour journey to a different part of the country each week, as he explores the unique regional contributions to America's musical history, including country, gospel, blues, rock & roll and Native American music.
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Shooter Jennings’ Electric Rodeo
Sundays 11 am ET
The only son of Outlaw legends Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter proves that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, with an intoxicating two-hour weekly show, where he spins ass kickin' tunes from all of his rowdy friends, whether they come from the worlds of rock, country, or the original Outlaw era that he grew up with.
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Johnny Knoxville & Roger Alan Wade
Sundays 1 pm ET
Whoop it up with Jackass star Johnny Knoxville from the Hollywood hills and his first cousin—musical misfit Roger Alan Wade—in Chattanooga, TN, on this weekly trans-continental hoedown. It's one hell raisin' hour of hot pickin', finger sniffin', frog stickin' Outlaw mayhem.
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Celebrity Hotline with George Klein
Sundays 6 pm ET
For busy Elvis fans on the go, catch these two-minute snippets from George Klein’s chats with famous celebrities, headline makers and Elvis experts.
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Nancy For Frank
Sundays 9 pm ET
Each week, Nancy Sinatra treats listeners to her favorite recordings by her dad and other artists singing from the pages of the songbook that helped Frank become the greatest vocalist of all time. In addition to songs from his available catalog, Nancy features rare recordings from the family archives. Plus, Nancy offers her reflections on her life with Frank and her observations about his music.
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