Get closer to the unparalleled creativity and music of Billie Eilish on her very own channel, Billie Eilish Radio. Join Billie as she curates a journey with exclusive insights into her newest album, “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT,” as well as her groundbreaking music and the artists who inspire her.
Early champions of Billie Eilish, SiriusXM has been playing her music since 2018, when SiriusXM Chill became the first and only radio channel in the country to play her song “bitches broken hearts” and Alt Nation became the first channel in the country to play “you should see me in a crown.”
Beginning May 10 at 12 pm ET, Billie Eilish Radio is available on satellite channel 3 through May 22 and streaming on the SiriusXM app through June 4.
Curated by Billie herself, the channel plays her own music as well as songs from the wide variety of artists that inspire her.
“HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” is Billie’s third studio album and most daring body of work to date, hitting you hard and soft both lyrically and sonically. Written by Billie and FINNEAS, her brother and long-time collaborator who also produced the album, “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” will play in full, front-to-back — as Billie and FINNEAS intended for it to be heard — on Billie Eilish Radio the moment it releases on May 17 at 12 am ET.
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