Next week, WWE Radio — the new official audio home of WWE — takes over SiriusXM channel 156. The ultimate destination for WWE fans, WWE Radio brings together SiriusXM’s popular daily programming with live audio broadcasts of the biggest WWE events and premier podcast content.
Starting July 27, WWE Radio is available to SiriusXM listeners nationwide on satellite channel 156 and on the SiriusXM app.
WWE Radio delivers live play-by-play audio coverage of all of WWE’s biggest Premium Live Events (PLEs), including:
The channel features select audio simulcasts of WWE’s weekly flagship television programming:
WWE Radio is home to the popular daily wrestling programming that SiriusXM has delivered for years:
Podcasts
Several popular WWE podcasts produced in partnership with Fanatics are a part of the WWE Radio schedule, with episodes airing every day at 4pm ET:
The launch of WWE Radio comes ahead of SummerSlam weekend, when SiriusXM will produce WWE Radio’s first live event broadcast of the two-night event on-site in Minneapolis on Saturday, August 1, and Sunday, August 2. Lead play-by-play Vic Joseph will be joined by WWE Hall of Famer Booker T, as they call the action in and around the ring to SiriusXM listeners.
WWE Radio will broadcast several live shows directly from Minneapolis in the days leading up to SummerSlam. Dave LaGreca, Bully Ray, Mark Henry, Tommy Dreamer, Sam Roberts, and Peter Rosenberg will host from the Minneapolis Convention Center, analyzing upcoming storylines, interviewing WWE personalities and Superstars, and speaking with fans in Minneapolis and across the country.
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