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Your Xm Experience Begins Now YOUR XM EXPERIENCE BEGINS NOW. XM CHANNEL DESCRIPTIONS NOTE: THE HIGHLIGHTED CHANNELS BELOW ARE SOME OF OUR MOST POP & HITS 8 CHANNELS POPULAR, AND A GREAT PLACE TO START YOUR XM EXPERIENCE! 20 | Top 20 on 20 Artists Your vote decides which songs top the charts. Beyoncé MORE OF THE MUSIC YOU LOVE The count changes continuously with each Fall Out Boy 20-song cycle. Make your voice heard! Kelly Clarkson DECADES 6 CHANNELS 23 | The Heart Artists 4 | the ’40s Artists The romance is real on The Heart.® Love songs, Lionel Richie Hear the great singable, swingable songs. Glenn Miller breakup songs, gentle instrumentals, and Whitney Houston Revel in the heyday of the big bands. Benny Goodman romantic dedications. Phil Collins | 5 the ’50s Artists 25 | The Blend Artists Music on the verge of the rock ’n’ roll revolution. Elvis Presley Hear the biggest hits of your favorite Elton John From pop ballads to rockabilly and R&B. Fats Domino top-name stars. Rod Stewart | 6 the ’60s Artists 26 | Flight 26 Artists Vintage rock ’n’ roll spanning the British The Beatles Board Flight 26 for the adult side of modern Sheryl Crow Invasion, surf, psychedelia, and Motown. Beach Boys hits from the ’90s and now. Nickelback | 7 the ’70s Artists 27 | Cinemagic Selections Tunnel back to the disco beat, classic Fleetwood Mac Totally movies. Cinemagic® presents music Star Wars songwriters, and California rock. Stevie Wonder from current release soundtracks and past hits. Gladiator | 8 the ’80s Artists 28 | On Broadway Selections A decade-long hit machine. Turn it back Madonna The best songs from the best shows, past and West Side Story on, and don’t stop the music. Michael Jackson present, from Broadway and around the world. The Producers | 9 the ’90s Artists 29 | U-Pop Artists All the faces of ’90s Top 40, grunge from Nirvana The international side of pop music. Chart-topping Robbie Williams Seattle, hip-hop from both coasts, and the Dave Matthews releases from Europe and around the world. Royksopp decade’s best pop. 30 | XM Hitlist Artists COUNTRY 7 CHANNELS Turn up XM Hitlist, where all that’s played are Black Eyed Peas | 10 America Artists the Top 40, chart-topping, groove-grinding Mariah Carey The real sound of country music: dim the Waylon Jennings hits that are unmistakably now. Gwen Stefani lights, throw sawdust on the floor, and invite Willie Nelson the whole gang. Dolly Parton CHRISTIAN 3 CHANNELS 32 | The Message Artists 12 | X Country Artists It’s music with a powerful and positive message. Mercy Me The greasiest, grittiest country sounds from Steve Earle An uplifting mix of Christian pop and rock Amy Grant coast to coast. It twangs, rocks, and has fun. Lucinda Williams hits from the ’80s through today. Natalie Grant | 13 Willie’s Place Artists 33 | Spirit Artists Willie Nelson is the proprietor of Willie’s Place, Hank Williams Get the Spirit® on XM Satellite Radio and let it Yolanda Adams a place where the honky-tonk never closes. George Jones inspire you with your favorite gospel artists. Kirk Franklin | 14 Bluegrass Junction Artists 34 | enLighten Artists Hear the best of traditional and progressive Bill Monroe Southern Gospel’s roots go back more than a Hoppers bluegrass come together in harmony. Flatt & Scruggs century with a rich history based on four-part Perrys harmony. enLighten™ features family groups, Gold City 15 | The Village Artists trios, quartets, and soloists. The music of protest and political change, the Bob Dylan voice of communities passed from generation Woody Guthrie to generation. 16 | Highway 16 Artists The place to find all of today’s country Toby Keith superstars and chartbusters. Faith Hill 17 | U.S. Country Artists For hits from the late ’80s and ’90s, a journey Garth Brooks into U.S. Country is well worth the visit. Clint Black ROCK 14 CHANNELS 53 | Fungus Artists 40 | Deep Tracks Artists This is everything that is punk, including Ramones Rediscover forgotten greatness on albums Yes underground, ska, industrial, and more. XL The Clash from the great groups. Rolling Stones 54 | Lucy Artists 41 | Boneyard Artists Tune in for the biggest, most important songs U2 The heyday of ’80s metal, with European hard AC/DC in alternative music’s 25 years. Radiohead rock bands, their American counterparts, Ozzy Osbourne HIP-HOP & URBAN 7 CHANNELS hair bands, and power metal. Plus interviews, Motley Crüe retrospectives, and live concerts. XL 60 | Soul Street Artists Think Motown, Stax, and Atlantic, and then Sam & Dave 42 | XM Liquid Metal Artists take Soul Street® back to the days of sweet James Brown Undiluted, industrial-strength metal for the Exodus vintage soul. Marvin Gaye masses — torturously hard and loud. XL Slayer 62 | Suite 62 Artists 43 | XMU Artists Relax to a refined mix of the best urban music of Cameo The greatest college radio station you’ve ever Imogen Heap the ’80s, ’90s, and today. Ballads, soul, and Alicia Keys heard. Amazing new rock in six genres — Nada Surf R&B. We also spin your favorite funk. Isley Brothers from indie rock to punk/ska. Sigur Ros 64 | The Groove Artists 44 | Fred Artists At this house party, it’s always rhythm and O’Jays Early alternative rock that starts in late-’70s The Cure blues, always marquee artists who headlined Stevie Wonder London and New York, then goes to Seattle The Smiths the ’70s and ’80s. Prince for the grunge of it. Replacements 65 | The Rhyme Artists 45 | XM Cafe Artists Old Skool rap isn’t back — it never left. Hear Run-D.M.C. A mellow approach to modern adult Sting the grand masters of rap and the music they L.L. Cool J alternative music. Sarah McLachlan invented, more vibrant than ever. XL Nas 46 | Top Tracks Artists 66 | Raw Artists For nothing but the big ones, it’s Top Tracks: Queen RAW features full-strength reality: an undiluted Scarface rock anthems from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s. The Doors dose of artists who tell it like it is. XL Dr. Dre 47 | Ethel Artists 67 | The City Artists All of alternative music’s hits — the monsters. Alice In Chains Take the XM subway to The City. Today’s Nelly From grunge to now, these are the songs you Weezer hottest urban hits and a few of the big ones Ludacris made alternative rock rulers. The Killers from yesterday. Destiny’s Child 48 | Squizz Artists 68 | The Heat Artists Hard alternative rock with an edge. XL Korn Today’s music is moving across genres, burning Black Eyed Peas Staind up the charts, and setting America on fire. The Chris Brown nation’s most sizzling hip-hop, R&B, and Top 40 50 Cent 49 | Big Tracks Artists crossover music. The ’70s wasn’t the end of classic rock — Journey only the beginning. From mullets to air Bryan Adams JAZZ & BLUES 5 CHANNELS guitars, Big Tracks delivers classic rock’s Bon Jovi 70 | Real Jazz Artists best, straight through the early ’90s. Standards and discoveries from the ’20s Louis Armstrong 50 | The Loft Artists to today. Ella Fitzgerald An intelligent, eclectic mix of acoustic songs by Joni Mitchell 71 | Watercolors Artists singer-songwriters who can craft and deliver James Taylor These cool, contemporary jazz instrumentals Dave Koz a good lyric. Ani DiFranco and hip vocals reward close listening. Sometimes George Benson 52 | The Verge Artists seductive, sometimes fascinating, but never Michael Franks too intense for your mood. The best new rock mixed with independent The Stills and unsigned artists from Canada and the U.S. Sloan XL May include frequent explicit language. Please call XM Listener Care at 1.800.XM.RADIO (1.800.967.2346) for Parental Control Option on XM Radio receivers only. 72 | Beyond Jazz Artists LATIN 4 CHANNELS The place for plugged-in jazz. Modern, even Weather Report 90 | Fuego Artists futuristic, with electrified instruments and a Al Di Meola A new wave of Latin sound filled with a hot mix Daddy Yankee progressive outlook. Plus an occasional glance Courtney Pine of Reggaeton, Latin hip-hop, and rap. SP Don Omar back to the best fusion from the past. 91 | Viva Artists 73 | Frank’s Place Artists The pulsating and contemporary side of Shakira A rich celebration of the great Frank Sinatra Latin pop. SP Juanes American songbook. Tony Bennett 92 | Aguila Artists 74 | Bluesville Artists A celebration of regional Mexican music: norteño, El Poder Del Norte If you’ve ever lived, loved, or lost, congratulations: Muddy Waters tejano, cumbia, banda, mariachi, and rancheras. SP Pablo Montero You’ve got the blues. Drop on by for a Son House celebration of music’s universal language of life. Robert Cray 94 | Caliente Artists LIFESTYLE 4 CHANNELS The tropical sounds that unite the Americas’ distant Celia Cruz peoples and places. Uplifting, high-energy music. SP Brenda K. Starr 75 | Hear Music Artists The voice of music at Starbucks. This is the Diana Krall WORLD 3 CHANNELS place to discover your next favorite artist, Wilco whether it’s an emerging singer-songwriter Josh Ritter 100 | Air Musique Artists or an essential, legendary artist. Experience the leading edge of the world music Yann Perreau scene. Listen in for a fusion of punk, hip-hop, Anik Jean | 76 Fine Tuning Artists metal, electronic, and alternative rock music. FR Les Dales A unique mix of classical, jazz, rock, and dozens Chieftains | of other styles for the sophisticated listener. XMHD Sting 101 The Joint Artists Welcome to Jamaica. From the all-time classics Bob Marley 77 | Audio Visions Artists to reggae never before heard in the U.S.
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