SiriusXM is paying tribute to the life, music, and extraordinary legacy of Dolly Parton with special programming across SiriusXM.
With Pantera set to kick off their highly anticipated North American tour, SiriusXM’s Liquid Metal (Ch. 40) will become Pantera Radio on Friday, July 28, at 3 am ET through Thursday, August 3. SiriusXM subscribers can listen to Pantera Radio on their radios and the SiriusXM App.
Throughout the run, experience exclusive never-before-heard stories, song selections, and Guest DJs airing all week. Only Pantera and affiliated bands will be played for the whole week on Channel 40.
Plus, listen as the band disrupts EVERY Liquid Metal Show all week with limited-edition Pantera-themed shows (see all of the programming below). Hear Pantera’s history dissected on Bloody Roots of Pantera, the world’s best Pantera covers on Corridor of Covers, and exclusive trivia on Into The Trivia Pit. Plus, Pantera will consume the Devil’s Dozen Countdown as we countdown the Top 12 Pantera songs of all time. All of these specials will be available on the SiriusXM App.
For The Fans. For The Brothers. For Legacy.
Hear new and exclusive content from Phil, Rex, Zakk, and Charlie. And opening the Liquid Metal Vault to bring you special archive content celebrating Vinnie Paul.
Hear ONLY Pantera and their family web of bands, like Damageplan, Down, Hellyeah and more on Pantera Radio.
Hear Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul’s favourite tracks spinning every hour on Pantera Radio.
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