Country music superstar Eric Church will launch his own SiriusXM music channel, "Eric Church Outsiders Radio," on November 4 on the SXM App.
Church announced his new channel in an exclusive interview with Billboard.
"It'll be fun to show how an 80-year-old blues song inspires a jazz artist, that inspires a rockabilly guitar player, who inspires a country artist," Church told the publication.
"We're trying to be thoughtful about how we play the music and why the music matters," shared Church on the curation of his new channel. "This is about something that you actually go, oh, that's cool. That, I haven't heard that. So, chasing that pathway is what gives me excitement about what we're trying to do here with Outsiders Radio."
"Eric Church Outsiders Radio" will showcase music from Church's career, including his vast catalog of nearly two decades. Curated by Church himself, the channel will be a journey through his musical experiences featuring collaborations and recordings with friends along with behind-the-scenes stories. Listeners will also hear songs that inspire Church as a fan of music, from rock to country and beyond.
The channel will also be available to subscribers nationwide in the car on SiriusXM channel 61 from November 4 through November 6.
Best Of Outsiders Radio; LIVE, From The Pit; A Song To Sing; and Insiders Hours are some of the upcoming special programs to be broadcast on the music channel.
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