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SiriusXM Canada and Rolling Stone Canada Launch New Music and Culture Channel

Rolling Stone Canada on SiriusXM brings together music, artist interviews, entertainment news and cultural storytelling in a new exclusive audio destination for Canadian listeners.

SiriusXM Canada and Rolling Stone Canada Launch New Music and Culture Channel

Rolling Stone Canada is expanding its reach with the launch of Rolling Stone Canada on SiriusXM, a new exclusive channel created in partnership with SiriusXM Canada.

Available today on the SiriusXM app (Channel 754), the channel combines music, artist interviews, entertainment news and cultural conversation into a daily listening experience inspired by the editorial voice of the 58-year-old brand. Programming spans chart-topping hits, influential catalog favourites and emerging artists, while providing listeners with the stories and perspectives behind the music.


The launch comes just months after Rolling Stone Canada's debut under ArtsHouse Media Group (AMG), with Tate McRae appearing as the publication's inaugural cover star. Since then, the brand has expanded through original reporting, cover stories, video content, live events and initiatives such as Future of Music, establishing itself as a growing voice in Canada's music and entertainment landscape.

Rolling Stone Canada on SiriusXM becomes the latest addition to SiriusXM Canada's lineup of Canadian programming, joining channels including Mixtape: North, Top of the Country Radio, Influence Franco, Iceberg, Indigiverse, The Tragically Hip Radio and Everything Is Broken, hosted by Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew.

The broadcaster has also invested in programming that reflects Canada's diverse music communities, including the launch of SiriusXM Dhamaka last year. Programmed by Emmy-nominated music supervisor Raoul Juneja, the channel celebrates South Asian music while supporting its continued growth across the country. SiriusXM Canada also continues to sponsor initiatives such as the annual Top of the Country competition.

"Rolling Stone has long been one of the most influential voices in music and culture, making this an exciting addition to SiriusXM's lineup of diverse Canadian programming," said Michelle Mearns, Senior Vice President, Programming & Operations at SiriusXM Canada. "Rolling Stone Canada offers listeners more than great music. It delivers discovery, storytelling, and cultural context that deepen the listening experience."

For Mo Ghoneim, Founder and President of ArtsHouse Media Group and Publisher of Rolling Stone Canada, the channel reflects the publication's continued evolution.

"Rolling Stone Canada has always been about connecting audiences to the people, stories, and moments shaping music and culture," Ghoneim said. "Launching Rolling Stone Canada on SiriusXM extends that mission beyond the page, creating a daily destination where the biggest hits, emerging artists, and editorial storytelling come together. It's an experience that reflects the voice, influence, and cultural authority of the Rolling Stone brand."

Owned by ArtsHouse Media Group, the same company behind Billboard Canada, Rolling Stone Canada continues to grow across editorial, video, live experiences and now audio, giving audiences another way to discover the artists, conversations and cultural moments shaping music in Canada.

Rolling Stone Canada on SiriusXM is now available across Canada on the SiriusXM app and in vehicles equipped with SiriusXM with 360L. Access to the SiriusXM app is included with most SiriusXM subscriptions.

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