SiriusXM has relaunched Neil Young Radio, a satellite and streaming music channel featuring music and exclusive stories from Neil Young.
Following its launch in December as a limited-run channel, Neil Young Radio now returns to its limited engagement home on SiriusXM’s Deep Tracks (Ch. 27) for seven days starting today, and for a month streaming on the SiriusXM app.
Neil Young Radio is dedicated to the legendary and ever-evolving rock icon and two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, providing fans access to the entire musical world of Neil Young. The channel includes rarities and exclusives, every new song from his latest album, Barn, epic hits and fan favourites from his solo music, collaborations with Buffalo Springfield and Crosby Stills Nash & Young, plus Neil sharing the insights behind writing and recording the music.
SiriusXM listeners will also hear weekly concert broadcasts from Young’s vaults, celebrity guest DJ sets and a Barn track-by-track album special featuring Young sharing stories about each song on his latest album.
As Neil said, “I want to introduce you to some stuff that no one’s ever heard before.” “When you have an opportunity to present an iconic artist still at the height of his creativity, you don’t hesitate to do it, again,” said Steve Blatter, SiriusXM Senior Vice President and General Manager, Music Programming. “Outspoken, brave and a true music icon, Neil Young is in a rare class of artists, and we are honoured to collaborate with him to create a special audio experience for his fans.”
Listeners can hear Neil Young Radio beginning today on Channel 27 and streaming online on the SiriusXM app.
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