Linkin Park Radio is somewhere you belong. SiriusXM has relaunched the limited-run channel presented and curated by Linkin Park in celebration of the release of Meteora|20, the 20th Anniversary Edition of their GRAMMY® Award-nominated multi-platinum landmark album Meteora.
Tune in from today (April 4) through April 17 on the SXM App and from April 7 through April 9 on SiriusXM Turbo (Ch. 41).
On Linkin Park Radio, the band members take listeners behind the making of Meteora on its 20th anniversary and share insights into their songs and musical inspirations. The channel also features tracks from every other Linkin Park album and music from rock and hip-hop artists they collaborated and toured with.
Disturbed
Rage Against The Machine
Slipknot
Deftones
My Chemical Romance
Nine Inch Nails
System Of A Down
Check out exclusive audio clips of the band discussing popular tracks from Meteora, including “Breaking the Habit” and “Numb.” Linkin Park also shares the story of when Jay Z asked to be paired with them for the live MTV taping that resulted in the epic “Numb/Encore” mashup.
Meteora|20 features the number-one single “Lost” and is out April 7 on Warner Records. Get it HERE.
Additionally, throughout the month, check out SiriusXM’s recently relaunched Metallica channel — Mandatory Metallica.
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