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SIRIUS CHANNEL LINEUP Your Subscription Package Will Determine Actual Channel Lineup SIRIUS CHANNEL LINEUP Your subscription package will determine actual channel lineup. POP 34 ’90s Alternative/Grunge CHRISTIAN 02 Today’s Pop Hits 35 Indie & Beyond 63 Christian Pop & Rock 03 Today’s Trending Hits from Pandora 36 New Alternative Rock 64 Kirk Franklin’s Gospel Channel Music to Energize Your Soul 04 37 New Hard Rock 65 Southern Gospel 05 Pop Hits 38 Ozzy’s Classic Hard Rock 06 Pop Hits with Cousin Brucie JAZZ/STANDARDS/ 39 ’80s Hair Metal & Glam CLASSICAL 07 Pop Hits with American Top 40 40 Heavy Metal Smooth/Contemporary Jazz 08 Pop Hits with Original MTV VJs 66 41 ’90s/2000s Hard Rock 09 Pop Hits with Downtown Julie Brown 67 Classic Jazz HIP-HOP/R&B 10 2000s Pop Hits 68 New Age 42 Reggae 12 Rock & Pop from the ’90s & 2000s 69 Easy Listening LL COOL J’s Classic Hip-Hop 13 Worldwide Rhythmic Hits 43 71 Standards by Sinatra & More 14 Acoustic/Singer-Songwriters 44 Hip-Hop Hits 72 Show Tunes 15 Today’s Adult Hits 45 Eminem’s Hip-Hop Channel Bright Pop Hits 73 ’40s Pop Hits/Big Band 16 46 Hot R&B & Hip-Hop 17 Mellow Classic Rock B.B. King's Blues Channel 47 ’90s & 2000s Hip-Hop/R&B 74 70 Love Songs 48 Adult R&B Hits 75 Opera/Classical Vocals 158 Hot Latin Hits 49 Classic Soul/Motown 76 Classical Music ROCK 50 ’70s/’80s R&B FAMILY The Fab Four, 24/8 18 DANCE & ELECTRONIC 77 Pop Hits Sung by Kids for Kids 19 Elvis 24/7 Live from Graceland 51 Electronic Dance Music Hits 78 Kids’ Music 20 Bruce Springsteen, 24/7 52 Future Sounds 79 Pop Hits for the Entire Family 21 Little Steven's Garage Rock 53 Downtempo/Deep House 22 Pearl Jam, 24/7 RELIGION 23 Grateful Dead, 24/7 54 ’70s − 2000s Dance Hits 129 Talk for Saints and Sinners 24 Escape to Margaritaville COUNTRY 130 Solid Catholic Talk ’70s/’80s Classic Rock 25 55 Garth’s Own Channel, 24/7 131 Christian Talk 26 ’60s/’70s Classic Rock 56 Today’s Country Hits TRAFFIC & WEATHER 27 Deep Classic Rock 57 Kenny Chesney’s Music Channel 28 Classic Rock Meets New Rock 133- 136 58 ’80s/’90s Country Hits 29 The Phish Universe on SiriusXM 59 Willie’s Classic Country 30 24/7 Dave Matthews Band New York | Boston | Philadelphia | Washington, DC Chicago | Detroit | Dallas-Ft. Worth | Los Angeles 60 Rockin’ Country Rebels 31 Music from Rock Icon Tom Petty Not available online & on the app 32 The Whole World of U2 61 2000s Country Hits Preemptable for Play-by-Play sports Available only with the All Access package 33 Classic Alternative 62 Bluegrass All programming subject to change. Satellite and streaming lineups vary. © 2020 Sirius XM Radio Inc. SiriusXM, Pandora and all related logos are trademarks of Sirius XM Radio Inc. and its respective subsidiaries. Other marks, channel names and logos are the property of their respective owners. All rights reserved. Effective Date: 7/1/20 EVERY MAJOR SPORT 88 24/7 NFL Talk & Play-by-Play 80 Golic & Wingo/Sports Talk 204 Trusted Source for Gaming News 209 24/7 MLB® Talk & Play-by-Play 81 Get Up!, First Take, and SportsCenter 206 Sports Talk, Jim Rome 90 24/7 NASCAR® Talk & Races 84 College Sports Talk/Play-by-Play 210 Fantasy Sports Talk 207 24/7 NBA Talk & Play-by-Play 83 The Herd/Undisputed/Live Games 211 Opinionated Sports Talk Radio 91 24/7 NHL® Talk & Play-by-Play 85 We Invented the Internet 208 24/7 Golf Talk & Play-by-Play 156 Combat Sports Talk For live sports schedules, visit siriusxm.com/sports 82 Mad Dog Russo, Morning Men 157 Soccer Talk & Play-by-Play HOWARD STERN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS/PUBLIC RADIO 100 The Howard Stern Show 102 Andy Cohen/Pop Culture/More 112 CNBC Simulcast 101 The World of Howard Stern 103 Norton/Roberts/Ellis 113 FOX Business Simulcast COMEDY 106 Music Talk That Rocks 114 FOX News Simulcast 93 Ad-free Netflix Standup 108 The TODAY Show — All Day 115 FOX News Headlines, 24/7 94 All-Time Greatest Comedians 109 Smart & Funny Female Talk 116 CNN Simulcast 95 Comedy Central Uncensored 110 Real Doctors, Real People 117 HLN Simulcast 96 Comedy & Shows with Kevin Hart 111 Dr. Laura, Dave Ramsey & More! 118 MSNBC Simulcast Produced by Foxworthy/ 97 Larry the Cable Guy 128 Positive Inspiration for Life 119 Business News 98 Comedy for the Entire Family 132 Business Radio 120 World News 99 The Best Uncensored Comedy 146 Talk for Truckers 122 NPR News & Conversation 168 Just for Laughs Canada 148 Classic Radio Shows 147 Agriculture/Western Lifestyle CANADIAN 169 Canada’s #1 Radio News Source 162 Canadian Indie Music First MORE 11 KIIS FM Los Angeles 163 Francophone Pop POLITICS/ISSUES 165 Modern Canadian Indigenous Music 141 Real Talk with Real People 124 Non-Partisan Political Talk 125 Conservative Talk 166 Francophone Country Folk 142 HBCU Excellence in Education African-American Talk 126 167 Canadian Current Affairs feat. Joe Madison 143 Talk About Good 127 Progressive Talk 170 Radio-Canada News & Info 145 Sports and Entertainment Talk 171 New Canadian Country 152 Where Music is Born 172 Final Sports Scores and Info 153 Live Hispanic Talk 173 New & Emerging Indie/Alt-Rock Not available online & on the app Preemptable for Play-by-Play sports Available only with the All Access package 174 The New Indie Pop Alternative 154 American Latino Talk Radio ADDITIONAL CHANNELS AVAILABLE ONLINE & ON THE APP MUSIC 301 Music to Drive to! 702 One-Hit Wonders, 24/7 755 Classical Pops 302 24/7 Cover Songs 703 Party Songs from the ’50s & ’60s 756 French ’80s/’90s Pop-Rock Hits 303 Pop Music You Can Move to 704 ’70s & ’80s Super Party Hits 757 The Tragically Hip Radio 304 Today’s Pop Vocalists 705 ’80s & ’90s Party Hits 758 Pop Hits of the ’90s & 2000s 309 Jam Bands 706 Reimagined Pop & Rock Classics 759 French Canadian Hits 310 Rock Hall Inducted Artists 710 Eclectic Rock 761 Regional Mexican Music 311 ’70s/’80s Smooth-Sailing Soft Rock 711 Tom Petty’s Buried Treasure, 24/7 762 Ballads in Spanish & English 313 Rock & Roll Jukebox Songs 712 Marky Ramone’s Classic Punk 763 Today’s Latin Pop Hits 314 Modern Punk 713 Emotionally Driven Alt Rock 764 Latin Love Songs 316 Live Classic Rock 714 First-generation Indie Rock 765 Latin Urban Music 330 Smooth R&B Love Songs 715 Non-Stop Classic Rock 766 Latin Jazz 341 ’90s/2000s Dance Hits 718 Happy Songs for a Celebration 767 Classic Salsa 349 Dwight Yoakam’s Music Channel 720 Sway’s Lifestyle Channel 768 Latin Rock 350 Country Bar Songs 741 Folk 776 Traditional Holiday Music Americana Music Movie Soundtracks & More 359 750 Home for Limited-Run Channels 707, 708, 717, 719, 721, 701 Carolina R&B Beach Music 751 Chant/Sacred/Spiritual Music 726, 730, 742, 743 SPORTS NEWS, TALK & ENTERTAINMENT 205 NTT INDYCAR® Series Racing 800- Live NFL Play-by-Play 123 Independent Public Radio 831 370 ESPN Podcasts 415 Superstars, Celebs, Hot Sex 840- Live MLB® Play-by-Play 869 371 24/7 ACC Talk & Play-by-Play 454 News from Around the World 24/7 Big Ten Talk & Play-by-Play 880- Live NBA Play-by-Play 372 909 C-SPAN Live Simulcast 373 24/7 Pac-12 Talk & Play-by-Play 455 920- ® 950 Live NHL Play-by-Play 374 24/7 SEC Talk & Play-by-Play 460 Messages from Billy Graham 953- College Sports Play-by-Play & More 375 24/7 Big 12 & Play-by-Play 994 790 Home for Limited-Run Channels MORE COMEDY 144 Korean Music and News 770 One and Only George Carlin 791 Jason Ellis Show Nonstop 469 Spanish Series, Specials, More 771 The Funniest Female Comedians 792 Your Trusted Voice on Money 470 Your Latino Variety Channel 793 Court TV Simulcast 760 Asian Television Network Not available online & on the app Preemptable for Play-by-Play sports Available only with the All Access package CNN’s 24-Hour 769 Z100 Plays All The Hits 795 Spanish-language News.
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