Morgan Wallen is launching his own year-round SiriusXM channel - Morgan Wallen Radio - on April 7 on Channel 64 and the SiriusXM app.
To mark the debut, SiriusXM will host an intimate live performance by the 19-time Billboard Music Award winner at The Pinnacle in Nashville on April 2.
Starting April 7, SiriusXM listeners can tune in to Morgan Wallen Radio year-round on Channel 64 on car radios and the SiriusXM app with a smart device.
Additionally, Morgan Wallen Radio will be available for free in all SiriusXM-equipped vehicles through May 6, giving non-subscribers a chance to experience the human-curated, premium service.
Morgan Wallen Radio, curated and presented by Morgan, will include his biggest hits and fan favorites. In addition to his catalogue, subscribers will hear hand-picked songs from Morgan's musical influences and unexpected favorites.
Listeners will also hear exclusive commentary and behind-the-scenes stories from the country megastar on the making of his music, artists that have left a major impact on him, and untold stories from the road as he prepares for his upcoming "Still The Problem" 23-date stadium tour. Plus, drop-ins from the people who make up Morgan's life on and off the stage.
The new channel will also feature the following series, hosted by Morgan himself, and programming:
"Still The Problem Tour Segments": Morgan takes listeners behind the scenes on his stadium tour, setlists, and rehearsal stories. Featuring drop-ins from his band and opening acts on the road with Morgan.
"808 to 865": Tune in Saturday nights on Morgan Wallen Radio, where Morgan spins his favorite hip-hop tracks and influences.
"One Track At a Time": Morgan shares his favorite new music and recent finds exclusively on Morgan Wallen Radio, one track at a time.
"Listeners can expect to hear a lot of things that I listen to on a day-to-day basis, which is probably a lot different than what most people expect," Morgan said. "I will be personally curating the music so they will get a glimpse into my world. I'm excited for everyone to hear it."
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