Starting February 13, SiriusXM brings you a limited-time channel spotlighting Miss Jill Scott’s new album, “To Whom It May Concern.”
SiriusXM listeners can find Miss Jill Scott’s Flow on satellite channel 48 from February 13–20 and on the SiriusXM app with a smart device from February 13–28.
Jill’s timeless hits and beloved classics in a living-room style experience, celebrating love, growth, and Black music through Jill’s voice and perspective.
This year marks the 100th year since Dr. Carter G. Woodson established Black History Week. From Negro History Week to Black History Month, the traditions and observances have become part of the fabric of American culture and, increasingly, the global community. SiriusXM highlights and celebrates the Black Beacons of the culture, including Jill Scott, as the prominent voices guiding the culture into the future. Learn more about how SiriusXM is celebrating Black History Month.
RELATED CHANNELS
U2 returned to the Mount Temple Comprehensive School in Dublin, Ireland, on September 25, in honour of their 50th anniversary.
NHL Network Radio host Mick Kern takes a look at just some of this week's must-hear NHL games.
Ella Langley took the stage at The Grizzly Rose on Tuesday, October 6, for SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series, presented by REESE’S.
Michael Douglas admitted he made some mistakes when it came to his father, Kirk Douglas.
Mick Kern runs down this week's must-hear NHL games, including a face-off in Colorado between the Maple Leafs and Avalanche.
During his exclusive SiriusXM Front Row hosted by Stevie Van Zandt, Alice Cooper and announced Alice in Underland, a new weekly SiriusXM show.
