In celebration of Jackson Browne’s upcoming 15th studio album, Downhill From Everywhere, SiriusXM’s Deep Tracks (Ch. 27) will broadcast a special weekend takeover and an exclusive SiriusXM Town Hall featuring Browne himself, plus premiere tracks from the LP. The festivities kick off Monday, July 19th and keep on moving until Monday, July 26th at 12 am ET (see broadcast times and details for each special below; all times in ET).
Starting Monday, July 19th at 9 am, hear an exclusive premiere of a new song from Downhill From Everywhere each day in advance of its on-sale date. Jackson Browne will also join to introduce each song and add his own special insight. Catch a new song every day at 9 am with an encore broadcast at 1 pm through Friday, July 23rd.
Get up and do it again as Browne continues to share songs and stories throughout the weekend, including newly released music from Downhill From Everywhere, airing four times per hour from Friday, July 23rd at 12 pm through Monday, July 26th at 12 am.
Also in honour of Downhill From Everywhere, Browne will join SiriusXM’s David Fricke to answer subscriber questions and play some of his brand new songs from the album. Hear the SiriusXM Town Hall when it premieres on Friday, July 23rd at 5 pm and airs again at 10 pm, Saturday, July 24th at 8 am and 6 pm; and Sunday, July 25th at 3 am, 12 pm, and 8 pm.
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