During the 1990s, Minneapolis’ Soul Asylum was on a runaway train when it came to hits. The band, led by singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Pirner, notched up radio hits with songs like “Somebody To Shove,” “Black Gold,” “Runaway Train,” and “Misery.”
Now Pirner has his very own show on SiriusXM Lithium (Channel 34) called On The Road With Soul Asylum. Get behind the wheel with frontman Pirner as he shares the memories and music that got the band from gig to gig in the ’90s.
You can hear the show:
Wednesday, February 21 at 5 pm ET
Thursday, February 22 at 10 am and 9 pm ET
Friday, February 23 at 6 am ET
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