On May 26, 1926, Miles Dewey Davis III was born in Alton, IL, and was destined to become one of the most transformative figures in modern culture. Miles Davis Radio returns to SiriusXM for a limited time to celebrate 100 years of Miles Davis through his classics, tributes, and more.
A visionary trumpeter, composer, bandleader, painter, and style icon, Davis spent five decades redefining sound and reshaping the boundaries of creative expression. His constant reinvention would influence not only generations of musicians but also fashion, film, visual art, and global culture.
SiriusXM listeners can find Miles Davis Radio on satellite channel 67 beginning at 9am ET on May 21 through May 27, as well as on the SiriusXM app beginning at 3am ET on May 21 through June 19.
A bold, exclusive channel, Miles Davis Radio is dedicated to the icon who continually changed jazz and coincides with the Centennial Celebration of Miles Davis. From cool to bebop, modal to fusion, it’s music from over 100 Miles Davis albums (including the largest-selling jazz album of all time) in a nearly five-decade career.
Miles’ contributions to music and culture are second to none. Featuring his classic songs, along with contributions from admirers, hear the legendary influence of a man so cool he’s recognized as both an NEA Jazz Master and a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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