Grateful Dead Channel (Ch. 23) celebrates the life and legacy of Jerry Garcia during “The Days Between,” August 1–9, marking the time between Jerry’s birth and his passing.
Just in time for the holidays, SiriusXM began rolling out its new streaming app today, December 14, on web as well as the App Store, Google Play, and on Amazon Fire devices, with additional platforms and features to come in early 2024.
Download, update, or listen to the new SiriusXM app.
The new SiriusXM app puts SiriusXM’s unique content offering at the forefront, including: live human curated music channels, one-of-a-kind celebrity talk shows, and a one-stop destination for the most comprehensive live sports coverage and analysis. Listeners can hear hundreds of streaming-only music channels, live performances, sports play-by-play broadcasts, interviews with the biggest stars, 24/7 news channels, and beyond, all for just $9.99. Learn more about the new SiriusXM streaming app here.
The rollout caps off a year in which SiriusXM opened its broadcast center in Miami and introduced its new brand identity and logo. Additionally, the company debuted its year-round channels from Carrie Underwood (CARRIE’s COUNTRY), John Mayer (Life with John Mayer), Kelly Clarkson (The Kelly Clarkson Connection), Smokey Robinson (Smokey’s Soul Town), and Shaggy (Shaggy’s Boombastic Radio), among other ones.
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