Friday, September 17th is going to be a good day when SiriusXM launches new content celebrating Universal Pictures’ feature film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning Broadway phenomenon, Dear Evan Hansen. Beginning September 17, SiriusXM’s On Broadway (Ch. 72) channel will carry the film’s music, specially curated content, and cast interviews and song introductions.
On Broadway will feature Dear Evan Hansen cast members — including GRAMMY, Emmy, and Tony winner Ben Platt, reprising his role of Evan Hansen for the film — debuting songs from the official soundtrack album. Every hour, listeners will be treated to new music releases from the film’s soundtrack and hear from stars — including Julianne Moore and Oscar, Tony, and GRAMMY Award-winning songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul — as they chat with On Broadway host Julie James about the musical’s story, songs, emotional power and impact on audiences, and the show’s journey from stage to screen. This special Dear Evan Hansen programming will air from Wednesday, September 22nd through Sunday, September 26th, and can also be found anytime on the SiriusXM app.
“With SiriusXM’s On Broadway national reach and its authoritative voice in all things Broadway, plus Pandora’s wide reach to streaming audiences, we are excited to share Dear Evan Hansen’s beloved music and extraordinary cast and creators in this very special, exclusive campaign,” said Candice Chen, senior vice president of media at Universal Pictures.
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