The Spectrum

Soundtrack the “most Irish day of the year” with festive Irish classics and new pub favorites.

The former gravedigger and hotel doorman plays his favorite songs and more on his monthly series.

Plus, tune in to David’s final new episode of his SiriusXM show, ‘Mansion of Fun.’

From The Cranberries to Simon & Garfunkel and beyond.

“Somewhere Over the Radio” features Carlile’s favorite music, with a focus on artists who are LGBTQIA+ and allies.

“Jealous Guy” has been previously covered by artists like Roxy Music, Donny Hathaway, and Belinda Carlisle.

The band celebrated their latest album, “High as Hope,” with an exclusive set inside the SiriusXM studios.

The setlist featured songs from his latest album, including “Last Train Home” and “Shouldn’t Matter But It Does.”

The setlist at Tipitina’s included songs from the band’s latest album, “The Future,” as well as fan favorites.

Carlile’s exclusive set featured her signature songs and music from her much-anticipated new album, “In These Silent Days.”

Join Simon and Katy every week as they discuss and play for you their latest song obsessions.

Hear the band’s special performance at The Music Hall of Williamsburg later that day on The Spectrum.

The exclusive invitation-only show takes place on Sunday, August 25, at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY.

Join Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney as they bring you their first album in five years.

This year, SiriusXM discovered quite a few up-and-comers.

He gave SiriusXM listeners a personal introduction to every song on his band’s new album, ‘Come Tomorrow.’

For official rules and to enter, go to SIRIUSXM.COM/NIGHTSWEATS before February 26. No additional purchase necessary to enter or win.

This year, SiriusXM discovered quite a few up-and-comers.

Hear a live, three-song “sneak peek” of the exclusive show that same night.

Soundtrack your investigation of the Monterey murder with The Spectrum’s “Big Little Lies” playlist.

Hear the premiere of Rag’n’Bone Man’s “Spectrum Session” on Friday, February 3.

This year, SiriusXM discovered quite a few up-and-comers.

“I figured it was a good way of leading a band, being on the bottom, and also being on the top, being a singer,” he said on The Spectrum.

“To come back and play a tiny bar is very humbling,” Chris Martin said before the show.

“Oldchella,” as Mick Jagger calls it, takes place in October in Indio, CA, at the Empire Polo Club.

“Cleopatra” continues in the storytelling tradition while giving fans more electric guitar, piano, and meditative lyrics.

His 33rd album, “Wonderful Crazy Night,” is due out February 5 on Island Records.