On Monday, September 28, Jimmy Kimmel returned to The Howard Stern Show.
Over the course of the next few weeks, come celebrate the season and the end of 2021 with a host of special shows and year-end countdowns from across SiriusXM’s Canadian channel line-up. Take a look at what shows are coming up and when you can hear them.
We’re celebrating 50 years of Bruce Cockburn on Iceberg. A man who has 34 albums, 13 Juno awards, and 2 Hall of Fame Inductions. Listen to Bruce as he looks back at his career and tells stories behind the songs you’ve loved the most. Hear the show on Iceberg or on the SiriusXM App.
November 26th – 6 ET
November 27th – 8 ET
November 28th – 11 ET
November 29th – 6 ET
December 1st – 11 ET
December 3rd – 8 ET
December 5th – 6 ET
December 7th – 11 ET
December 21st – 6 ET
December 23rd – 8 ET
December 26th – 11 ET
December 27th – 8 ET
December 31st – 6 ET
January 1st – 8 ET
The King of Christmas is coming to Iceberg! Join Andy Kim as he plays all the holiday hits performed by your favourite Canadian artists. You’ll hear from Sarah McLaughlin, Tom Cochrane, Colin James and many more as they sing you traditional Christmas songs and new tunes too. We’re celebrating the season with a little rock’n’roll.
December 17th – 5 ET
December 19th – 11 ET
December 20th – 7 ET
December 21th – 11 ET
December 22nd – 5 ET
December 23rd – 11 ET
December 24th – 6 &12 ET
December 25th – 5 &10 ET
We’re counting down the hottest songs of the year on Poplandia’s Top 20. You’ll hear the biggest Canadian heavy-hitters like Drake and Bieber and emerging artists like Shawnee Kish and Charlotte Cardin. Find out who landed in the #1 spot for 2021. Hear the show on Poplandia or on the SiriusXM App.
November 26th – 5 ET
November 27th – 12 &6 ET
November 28th – 9 ET
December 1st – 11 ET
December 3rd – 7 ET
December 4th – 11 ET
December 5th – 5 ET
December 7th – 7 ET
December 9th – 5 ET
December 12th – 9 ET
December 15th – 5 ET
December 17th – 7 ET
December 18th – 11 ET
December 19th – 7 ET
December 21st – 9 ET
December 23rd – 5 ET
December 24th – 7 ET
December 25th – 12 & 6ET
December 26th – 11 ET
December 27th – 5 ET
December 28th – 9 ET
December 29th – 11 ET
December 30th – 7 ET
December 31 – 12 & 6ET
January 1st – 7 &11 ET
We’re counting down the biggest Indigenous hits from this year. With everything from your favourite honky-tonks, to your beat-driven rock bangers, and hottest pop tracks! You’ll hear songs from your favourite artists and some stars in the making. Find out who’s number 1 on The Indigiverse Top 20 for 2021!
December 3rd – 12 and 6 ET
December 4th – 3 ET
December 5th – 11 ET
December 6th – 9 ET
December 8th – 4 ET
December 10th – 9 ET
December 12th – 10 ET
December 13th – 4 ET
December 15th – 8 ET
December 17th – 11 ET
December 18th – 5 ET
December 19th – 4 ET
December 20th – 11 ET
December 22nd – 9 ET
December 24th – 8 ET
December 25th – 2 and 6 ET
December 26th – 9 ET
December 27th – 4 ET
December 29th – 10 ET
December 31st – 12 and 6 ET
January 1st – 4 ET
January 2nd – 11 ET
Host Kim Wheeler looks back on the biggest conversations from her show this year, from Indigenous issues and hard topics to playful talks with friends and artists.
December 3rd – 4 ET
December 4th – 12 ET
December 5th – 7 ET
December 10th – 4 ET
December 11th – 12 ET
December 12th – 7 ET
December 17th – 4 ET
December 18th – 12 ET
December 19th – 7 ET
December 24th – 4 ET
December 25th – 12
December 26th – 7 ET
December 31st – 4 ET
January 1st – 12 ET
January 2nd – 7 ET
Sarah Burke counts down North Americana’s biggest songs of the year from The Lumineers and Brandi Carlile to Allison Russell and William Prince. Special guests include Yola, Jon Batiste, Martha Wainwright, Amythyst Kiah and members of Blue Rodeo.
December 6th – 6 ET
December 7th – 8 ET
December 9th – 3 ET
December 10th – 7 ET
December 11th – 9 ET
December 12th – 5 ET
December 13th – 9 ET
December 15th – 6 ET
December 17th – 3 ET
December 18th – 5 ET
December 19th – 12 ET
December 20th – 9 ET
December 21st – 6 ET
December 23rd – 8 ET
December 24th – 5 ET
December 25th – 12 ET / 6 ET
December 26th – 3 ET
December 27th – 6 ET
December 28th – 9 ET
December 29th – 5 ET
December 30th – 7 ET
December 31st – 9 ET
January 1st – 12 ET / 6 ET
SiriusXM Country counts down the biggest songs of the year from Tenille Townes to Matt Lang and everyone in between! Listen for special guests Lindsay Ell, Nate Haller, Don Amero, Tenille Arts, and more!
December 3rd – 6 ET
December 4th – 8 ET
December 5th – 4 ET
December 10th – 12 ET
December 11th – 6 ET
December 12th – 8 ET
December 17th – 5 ET
December 18th – 9 ET
December 19th – 6 ET
December 22nd – 1 ET
December 23rd – 8 ET
December 24th – 4 ET
December 25th – 12 ET / 6 ET
December 26th – 3 ET
December 27th – 5 ET
December 30th – 2 ET
December 31st – 9 ET
January 1st – 12 ET / 6 ET
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