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SiriusXM and Coldplay announce the return of Coldplay Radio, available now through Monday, November 1st on the SXM App, ahead of the band’s 9th studio album Music of the Spheres, which is scheduled to be released on Friday, October 15th. The exclusive channel will celebrate one of the biggest rock bands in the world, showcasing music from the band’s acclaimed catalogue, including their career-defining hits, classic albums, live performances, collaborations, and musical influences.
Additionally, Coldplay will perform at the world-famous Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York as a part of SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series on Thursday, September 23rd. The exclusive concert marks the first time that Coldplay has performed at the iconic venue. The concert, the first full show for the band since the start of the pandemic, will air nationwide on Coldplay Radio later that week.
Coldplay Radio is available now through Monday, November 1st on the SXM App. Additionally, the exclusive channel will run on channel 105 via satellite radios from Friday, September 24th through Thursday, September 30th.
To celebrate the release of Coldplay’s new album, Music of the Spheres, satellite listeners can expect Coldplay Radio to take over channel 28 from Friday, October 15th through Sunday, October 17th.
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