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Put another dime in the jukebox and listen to hits from the iconic women who revolutionized rock and roll! Spanning decades of music, including hits by contemporary trailblazers, The Women of Rock channel is currently available on the SXM App all year round and will air for one week on SiriusXM Channel 105.
Prepare for the perfect rock soundtrack for Women’s History Month! Artists on the channel include Joan Jett, Billie Eilish, Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson (of Heart), Brittany Howard (from Alabama Shakes, among other bands), Debbie Harry (from Blondie), Carly Simon, Courtney Love (from Hole), The Go-Go’s, Grace Slick (from Jefferson Airplane), Tina Turner (of Ike & Tina Turner), Pat Benatar, Phoebe Bridgers, Gwen Stefani (of No Doubt), Tracy Chapman, Sheryl Crow, Joni Mitchell, Dolores O’Riordan (from Cranberries), Alanis Morissette, Cher, members of The B-52’s, and many more.
Every March, SiriusXM celebrates Women’s History Month by uplifting the history, achievements, and triumphs of women, amplifying their voices and highlighting their cultural and historical contributions. Our She’s Got The Mic campaign honours sensational stories in music, media, entertainment, sports, podcasts, business, healthcare, community, family, and friends.
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