Red Hot Chili Peppers founding member and lead vocalist Anthony Kiedis takes over the band’s exclusive channel, Whole Lotta Red Hot (Ch. 315), to share music, stories, and memories during his new show, Whatchu Thinkin.
The first episode premieres January 31 at 5 pm ET with handpicked tracks from Black Flag, Minor Threat, and more.
The debut episode of Whatchu Thinkin with Anthony Kiedis will broadcast on Whole Lotta Red Hot (Ch. 315) at the following times:
January 31 at 5 pm (premiere) and 8 pm ET
February 1 at 11 am ET
February 2 at 8 am ET
February 3 at 12 am and 1 pm ET
February 4 at 7 pm ET
February 5 at 10 am ET
February 6 at 2 pm ET
It will also be available to stream anytime on the SiriusXM app after its premiere.
Red Hot Chili Peppers launched their exclusive SiriusXM channel, Whole Lotta Red Hot, in April 2022 so that fans could dive into the band’s vast, funky musical world. The channel features band-hosted shows, exclusive commentary on the members’ most beloved songs, live performances from the RHCP vault, and handpicked music from the members’ favourite artists.
In addition to Anthony Kiedis’ show, bassist Flea also hosts Flea Loves, a recurring series on Whole Lotta Red Hot where Flea handpicks some of his favourite songs and shares stories about them. And during Whole Lotta Fans, Red Hot Chili Peppers fans take over the airwaves to introduce their favourite tracks from the band.
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