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This Canada Day, we’re cranking up the volume and taking you on a cross-country musical road trip with The Tragically Hip — and it’s not just one night, it’s five. Starting Thursday, June 27, and running straight through Monday, July 1, SiriusXM Canada is celebrating one of the greatest bands in Canadian history with a full slate of live concerts, countdowns, and exclusive content you won’t hear anywhere else.
Each night at 8:30 pm ET, tune in to relive a legendary Tragically Hip concert recorded live in a different Canadian city. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering their magic for the first time, these historic performances capture the spirit of the band like nothing else.

Here’s what’s airing:
Thursday, June 27
Saddledome, Calgary (1995)
Friday, June 28
Ottawa (1991)
Saturday, June 29
Toronto (2012)
Sunday, June 30
Hamilton (2007)
Monday, July 1 (Canada Day)
Skydome, Toronto (2003)
Listen nightly at 8:30 pm ET on The Tragically Hip Radio (ch. 757) or anytime with the SiriusXM app.
Throughout the long weekend, we’re also bringing back some Hip favourites:
So whether you’re at the cottage, downtown for fireworks, or just hanging out with friends, you can count on SiriusXM to bring the ultimate Tragically Hip soundtrack to your Canada Day celebration.
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