Octane

Hear each band member play their favorite hard-rock with some surprises thrown in.

The band joined Octane for an acoustic set and interview to celebrate their new album, “The Phantom Tomorrow.”

Catch virtual performances from Shinedown, Bring Me the Horizon, Corey Taylor, and many more.

Tune in as Ivan Moody helps turn your living room into your own personal (socially distant) mosh pit.

Experience the band’s “Five Day Death Punch” on the airwaves from February 28–March 4.

They also took on “Out for Blood,” the lead single from their upcoming album, “Order in Decline.”

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

During their career-spanning set in Chicago, they premiered the first two singles from “Evolution.”

They played songs from their new album, “Living the Dream,” and their previous albums, “World on Fire” and “Apocalyptic Love.&#...

Hear tributes to the metal giant across multiple channels, including Liquid Metal, VOLUME, and Octane.

The WWE legend and Fozzy frontman now hosts his very own monthly show, “The Rock of Jericho,” on SiriusXM.

“Elton John was a big one for me as a kid, ” he said on Octane. “I remember being drawn to his music.”

The English metalcore band stopped by the SiriusXM studios in New York City for a performance on Octane.

While in possession of Manson’s phone, host Grant Random read aloud the Bieber/Manson texts.

The band’s full “Octane Unleaded” session premieres on Friday.

The singer-songwriter had been the band’s frontman since 1999.

The brains behind some of your favorite SiriusXM channels make their predictions.

The band mixed up their set with past hits, new songs, and a rare cover version of Thrice’s “Black Honey.”

“I want fans to always be on their toes and never know when we’re going to release something,” M. Shadows said.

Listen to their new music ahead of the release of their eighth studio album due out at the end of April.

“Metal is big. Metal is for life,” Jose Mangin says. “There is a bond between all of us … it crosses generations and personalities.”

The career-spanning concert featured songs from the past 20 years as well as new material from “The Serenity of Suffering.”

The GRAMMY-winning Swedish occult-rock troupe shared their latest song exclusively on Grant Random’s show.

“[The song] is a final send-off to a bad relationship,” explained singer Brian Burkheiser.

Their fourth studio album, “Cold World,” is due out September 9.

Check out the lyrics and take a listen below, then grab a copy for yourself on Friday.

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Additionally, Draiman and Burnley thanked Octane listeners for their support throughout the years.

The band is currently on the road, touring across North America in support of the album.

“This song was written in reaction to the state of the world as I see it through my eyes,” Jesse Leach said.