Hallmark Radio is back for the 2026 holiday season, featuring timeless Christmas music and carols that celebrate the joy of the season.
Phish frontman Trey Anastasio made his first-ever appearance on The Howard Stern Show on Monday, November 2, for an interview and live acoustic performance.
Trey chatted with Howard Stern from his New York City studio about his career, Phish, Bruce Springsteen, and more — before closing out the live broadcast with a conversation and a performance of one song.
Following the show, the Phish founder recorded a second song exclusively for the SiriusXM app, giving fans an additional performance they won’t hear during the live broadcast.
Listen to The Howard Stern Show with Trey Anastasio on Howard 100 (Ch. 100) anytime on the SiriusXM app. The full three-hour show will also replay throughout Monday and the week on satellite channel 100.
Need more Phish? Explore the Phish multiverse with the legendary band’s exclusive 24/7 SiriusXM channel, Phish Radio (Ch. 29). Tune in on your car radio or the SiriusXM app for an extensive live archive, studio tracks, musical influences, and exclusive commentary from band members. You’ll also hear specialty shows hosted by the band, complete concert broadcasts from tour stops, and plenty of surprises taboot.
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