Across Canada, it’s our annual May long weekend, in which BBQs and chilling out are often the order of the days (weather permitting, of course – cue the Woodstock “no rain!” chants). Regardless of where you are or what you’re doing, SiriusXM has the perfect soundtrack for your long weekend with special programming featuring two of the biggest bands in Canadian rock history.
This weekend, Iceberg is celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Rush’s classic eighth studio album, Moving Pictures with an hour-long special. You’ll hear from archival interviews from Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart, with the holy triumvirate speaking about Moving Pictures and what the album meant to their career.
Hear the Moving Pictures 40th Anniversary Special:
Friday, May 20th at 6 am/pm ET
Saturday, May 21st at 9 am/pm ET
Sunday, May 22nd at 11 ET
Monday, May 23rd at 8 ET
This long weekend, The Tragically Hip Radio is playing music from the band’s entire catalogue, with exclusive live recordings, rarities, discussions surrounding their history, and the sounds that have influenced their iconic career. You’ll also hear the band’s Live at the Roxy concert played in full, plus a new never released, never broadcast concert. Listen on the SiriusXM app and via satellite on channel 173.
12 am ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
7 am ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from The Showbox Seattle.
12 pm – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
4 pm ET – Their Favourites Hosted by Max Kerman from Arkells. Join Max as he plays his favourites from the Hip.
6 pm ET – Tune in to The Front of the Bus where Rob Baker plays the songs that he and the band sometimes listened to while on tour.
10 pm ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from The Showbox Seattle.
8 am – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
1 pm – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from The Showbox Seattle.
4 pm – Their Favourites hosted by Dan Mangan. Join Dan as he plays his favourites from the Hip.
6 pm – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
8 pm – The Top 13 songs from the Hip of the day.
11 pm – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from Ginos in Stockholm.
2 am ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
6 am ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from The Showbox Seattle.
9 am ET – Tune in to The Front of the Bus where Rob Baker plays the songs that he and the band sometimes listened to while on tour.
12 pm ET – Yer Favourites a Fan Hosted Fan-Voted top 50 countdown.
4 pm ET – Sarah Harmer plays the Hip Songs she likes on Their Favourites.
8 pm ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
11 pm – The Top 13 songs from the Hip of the day.
4 am ET – The Tragically Hip recorded live at Irving Palace.
10 am ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
3 pm ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from The Showbox Seattle.
9 pm ET – The Tragically Hip Live in Concert from the Roxy LA.
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