As you don your green apparel and fill your house for St. Patrick’s Day with the half-beloved, half-maligned aroma of corned beef and cabbage, celebrate with our annual pop-up music channel and holiday-themed specials featuring modern and contemporary Irish music.
The Spectrum (Ch. 28) officially becomes St. Paddy’s Day Radio on March 17 to provide the perfect soundtrack for your celebrations all day. Hear rollicking Irish anthems from the Pogues, U2, Dropkick Murphy’s, and more to bring the pub to you. Listen on satellite channel 28 and the SiriusXM app.
Keep shamrocking on St. Patrick’s Day with hours of rollicking classics for your festivity, including festive Irish classics and new pub favourites.
Explore old and new Irish music from artists like Van Morrison, The Chieftains, The Pogues, Sinead O’Connor, and the Dropkick Murphys with host Larry Kirwin — playwright, author, and frontman of Irish rock band Black 47 — on The Loft (Ch. 710).
Tune in to Celtic Twilight Takeover on The Village (Ch. 741) all St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, starting at 6 a.m. ET, for nonstop acoustic and traditional music from Ireland and beyond.
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