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Welcome aboard the musical cruise of Yacht Rock Radio on Sirius XM! If you’ve been searching for “what channel is yacht rock on Sirius XM?”, you’ve just found your smooth-sailing destination. Yacht Rock Radio, also known as Yacht Rock 311, offers a commercial-free haven where the soft rock songs of the late ’70s and early ’80s come to life.

Your Port of Call for Classic Soft Rock

Yacht Rock Radio celebrates the very best of ’70s/’80s smooth-sailing soft rock. It’s where the iconic voices of Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Hall & Oates, and other titans of this mellow musical era’ll serenade you. This station encapsulates the essence of what was once known as the West-Coast sound or adult-orientated rock (AOR), now lovingly termed ‘Yacht Rock’, thanks to the 2005 online video series that coined this term.

Where to Tune In

Find your musical getaway on Sirius XM Radio 14 during the summer months, and on Sirius XM Radio 311 for the rest of the year. Yacht Rock Radio ensures that your listening experience is always top-notch, whether you’re basking in the summer sun or cozying up during the cooler months.

Why Choose Yacht Rock Radio on Sirius XM?

• Non-Stop Music: Immerse yourself in hours of uninterrupted soft rock classics.
• Expertly Curated: Each song is a handpicked gem, ensuring the finest listening experience.
• Seasonal Variations: Two channels for year-round enjoyment – Channel 14 in summer and 311 otherwise.

Set Sail with Sirius XM’s Yacht Rock Radio

Join the legion of yacht rock enthusiasts who’ve made Sirius XM’s Yacht Rock Radio their go-to station for smooth tunes. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of this genre or exploring it for the first time, channels 14 and 311 are your gateways to an era of music that soothes the soul and lifts the spirits.

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This Bay Area band was ‘yacht rock’ way before ‘yacht rock’ was a thing

S o many acts are claiming the yacht rock badge of honor in 2024, as fans of all ages embrace (or re-embrace) those pristine soft rock hits of yesteryear through Sirius/XM and other decidedly modern avenues.

For Bay Area band Pablo Cruise, however, the connection to the genre has been longer — and mote literal — than for most.

“Our headquarters was an 82-foot schooner in the Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon,” says Cory Lerios, who co-founded Pablo Cruise in 1973. “So, we were definitely yacht rockers back before yacht rock was a term.”

From that base, the band has delivered some defining gems in what is now known as the yacht rock genre, which celebrates the smooth a.m. radio staples of the ‘70s and early ‘80s delivered by such artists as Toto, Nicollette Larson, Poco and the Little River Band.

Most notably, Pablo Cruise was responsible for the meticulously produced soft-rock numbers “Whatcha Gonna Do?” and “Love Will Find a Way,” both of which were Top 10 hits and rank as first-tier yacht rock staples.

Those two songs — which sound as good today as they did when they first came out in the late ‘70s — are two of the biggest reasons why fans will turn out to see Pablo Cruise when it performs May 9 at the Guild Theatre in Menlo Park. Showtime is 8 p.m. and tickets are $49, guildtheatre.com . The group also plays May 8 at the Felton Music Hall and May 10 at the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, pablocruise.com .

The Menlo Park show will be a homecoming for Lerios, who now lives in Thousands Oaks but was born in San Francisco and grew up in nearby Palo Alto. It was on the Peninsula where he began playing piano and joined his first bands in junior high school.

“I never really thought I would make a career of it,” Lerios says of playing music. “But one thing led to another and I kind of never looked back.”

He’d find his first taste of real success as a member of Stoneground, a Concord-based rock act that released a number of albums on the Warner Bros. records label in the 1970s. After a few years, however, Lerios and two other Stoneground members — vocalist-guitarist David Jenkins and drummer Steve Price — would leave the fold and go on to form Pablo Cruise with the help of bassist Bud Cockrell (previously of the Bay Area act It’s a Beautiful Day).

One thing to note from that list of original band members is that none of them are, in fact, named Pablo Cruise. Neither are any other of the current or former members, for that matters. So, it’s probably a good time to pause and clear up the origin of the moniker, which Lerios says has certainly drawn plenty of questions over the years.

“The truth is that it was a nickname of a buddy of mine from Colombia, South America,” he says. “It was just a nickname I gave him — Pablo Cruise. He was a very bright guy, very charismatic. And I just called him Pablo Cruise.”

So, when it came time to name this new post-Stoneground outfit, Lerios remembered his ol’ pal’s nickname and thought it fit in with one of the trends of the era.

“It was kind of at that point where you had Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull — a lot of two names for these bands — and Pablo Cruise just had a great ring to it,” Lerios reckons.

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Whatever they called themselves, these four musicians were bound to get discovered at some point — given that they were all great players and wrote memorable tunes. So, not surprisingly, it wasn’t all that long before A&M came knocking and Pablo Cruise was thrilled to sign with such a well-regarded record label.

“A&M was notable for sticking with a band,” Lerios says. “Today, labels barely sign bands. But they don’t support bands like they did a lot of back in the day. They supported tours. They supported the making of the record, the travel — all kinds of things that they don’t do anymore.”

The result was the band’s 1975 eponymous debut, which eeked its way into the Billboard 200 and began setting the foundation for the success that would later come. It didn’t produce any hit singles, but it did give listeners a wonderful 12½-minute instrumental number called “Ocean Breeze” that drew plenty of spins at album oriented radio (AOR) stations.

“If you want to check out some deep Pablo Cruise, you should listen to that — because it’s a phenomenal piece of music,” Lerios says. “And that (song) really got us going. Still, everywhere we play now, people ask to hear ‘Ocean Breeze,’ which is always nice to know that people have gone that deep into the repertoire.”

A second album, titled “Lifeline,” followed in 1976 and managed to hoist the band a bit further up the charts, but Pablo Cruise still lacked that hit to really take it to the next level.

All of that would change with the third album, 1977’s “A Place in the Sun,” although not overnight. In fact, the first single released from that album was “Atlanta June” and it didn’t live up to expectations. Oh, but the B-side was a catchy little number called “Whatcha Gonna Do?”

“(Radio stations) played ‘Atlanta June’ and it got some acclaim, but it didn’t really take off the way they’d hoped,” Lerios remembers. “So, somebody flipped it over and put on ‘Whatcha Gonna Do?’ and, all of sudden, it started to blow up.”

The song slowly climbed the charts, eventually breaking into the top 10. The group then scored a second hit with the album’s terrific title track.

“When it gets to that point, everything changes,” Lerios says. “The phones really start to ring. You are getting offers to be on TV shows. All of a sudden, it’s like you’ve arrived.”

The band quickly followed up that album with another winner, 1978’s “Worlds Away,” which produced three hits – including the slam-dunk single “Love Will Find a Way.”

Both albums, “A Place in the Sun” and “Worlds Away,” would be certified platinum.

That would be the zenith of the band’s career, although it did produce two more albums — 1979’s “Part of the Game” and 1981’s “Reflector” — which still did quite well on the charts. The same could not be said of the band’s last studio record, 1983’s “Out of Our Hands,” which failed to chart as listeners had moved on from Pablo Cruise-style soft rock to other styles of music.

“There was a certain instrumentation, a certain form of writing that was predominant back then,” Lerios says of the a.m. hits of the era. “Then, all of a sudden, like the Knack, Johnny Rotten and all these bands came in and punk rock kind of took over and just squashed soft rock.”

By the mid ‘80s, the band members parted ways.

“Success can change things and as we just evolved in our lives, Dave (Jenkins) and I weren’t hitting it anymore,” Lerios says. “We really weren’t writing a lot. And what we were writing, we didn’t really like – and nobody else seemed to like it either.

“I had other aspirations and I know Dave did. So, we split. We didn’t necessarily break up the band. We just went different directions.”

Lerios managed a really cool second act in Hollywood, scoring films and TV shows. In that realm, his credits include the 1993 Wesley Snipes action flick “Boiling Point,” the awesome 1991 horror epic “Child’s Play 3” and, most famously, “Baywatch.”

Jenkins also experienced a good deal of post-Pablo success, including spending a few years in the country group Southern Pacific and recording with Hawaiian vocalist Kapono Beamer.

About 20 years ago, Lerios and Jenkins decided to give Pablo Cruise another shot and they’ve been peddling the soft rock to eager crowds ever since. Yet, it’s not just the old-school fans who are showing up. Pablo Cruise — which now consists of Lerios, Jenkins, bassist Larry Antonino, drummer Sergio Gonzalez and percussionist Robbie Wyckoff — is also seeing a healthy contingent of younger listeners.

“One of my jokes is that ‘you are too young to be here,’” Lerios says. “Kids come up and say, ‘My parents played this music in the house all the time. I love it. Big fan.’

“You know, music — even though we try to compartmentalize it and try to give it a decade or a whatever – good music is good music.”

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Pablo Cruise is the most underrated band in Bay Area music history.

The Sausalito-born group proved to be the complete package during its approximately 90-minute set at the lovely Menlo Park venue, solidly delivering 14 songs that appealed to listeners in various ways. There were the concise, hook-driven hits as well as other shiny pop-rock nuggets that should have been a.m. radio smashes back in the ’70s. There were also folksy numbers, jammed-out rockers and plenty of mesmerizing instrumental interludes.

And all of it was delivered by a band of first-rate players — founding members Cory Lerios on keyboards and David Jenkins on vocals and guitar as well as bassist Larry Antonino, drummer Sergio Gonzalez and vocalist Robbie Wyckoff.

Yet, the band rarely gets the credit for those kinds of things. Instead, many think of the group as a late ’70s flash in the pan with two, maybe three, songs you might want to hear and a career that was resurrected in large part due to Will Ferrell wearing a Pablo Cruise shirt in the 2008 comedy “Step Brothers.”

And none of that could be further from the truth (well, except for the Ferrell part). The band actually has a strong and deep songbook, built from seven albums that were released from 1975 to 1983.

Following a well-received opening set from Palo Alto bluesman AJ Crawdaddy (who once was a member of Pablo Cruise), the lights dimmed and a fun seven-minute video — covering the career arch of Pablo Cruise — was shown to the audience. (FYI: The video did touch upon the Ferrell factor.)

Then the five-piece outfit took the stage and opened with a charged-up version of “Worlds Away,” the title track to Pablo Cruise’s platinum-plus-selling fourth album from 1978. It was straight-up pop-rock joy — the kind that Journey and Toto fans would certainly appreciate — and performed with both great flare and meticulous care.

It was the first of many times in the evening when Jenkins would cause jaws to drop with his mighty guitar work. His playing, which has always provided the teeth to Pablo Cruise’s soft-rock hits and other recordings, has even more bite in concert than in the studio.

From there, the band peddled some fine yacht rock — the genre that championed smooth a.m. radio hits of the ’70s and early ’80s — as it sailed on with a pair of gorgeous ballads, “Cool Love” (from 1981’s “Reflector”) and “Raging Fire” (from 1977’s platinum-selling smash “A Place in the Sun”).

The latter was highlighted by incredible harmony vocal work and was so beautiful that it could have been a Crosby, Stills & Nash number. And if it had indeed been a CSN tune, it would have made it on their greatest hits album.

Next up was “Atlanta June,” which, believe it or not, was the original A-side to the single that gave the band it’s huge “Whatcha Gonna Do?” hit. And while that song failed to make it on the charts, it was one of the absolute highlights of this concert as it nicely showcased the powerful vocals of Wyckoff (who spent years singing with Roger Waters on tour).

Turning the calendar on “Atlanta June,” four-fifths of the band left the stage and Jenkins performed “Livin’ Inside of Your Love,” a mesmerizing solo acoustic folk-pop offering, filled with crafty and endearing lyrics, which was deeply reminiscent of the late-great John Prine. (And that’s about as big a compliment as we can give any folk-pop tune.)

Then Lerios — who grew up in Palo Alto, a stone’s throw (or so) away from the Guild  — took the stage and offered up a funny counterpoint to Jenkin’s softly romantic number with his own “I Get Tired Just Thinking of You.”

Humor was a huge part of the night, as Lerios and Jenkins playfully bickered and joked throughout the evening. The person sitting next to me compared the duo to the Smothers Brothers, a reference that probably says a lot about the age of both the band and their audience.

Lerios, for example, would draw big laughs when he discussed why he split ways with Jenkins in the ’80s, leading to the band’s breakup.

“We weren’t getting along very well,” he said, before adding with solid deadpan delivery and a sideways glance at Jenkins. “We still don’t.”

There was also a fun self-effacing zinger that came during the band member introductions, after Wyckoff explained how, before he got the call to join Pablo Cruise, he used to fly in private jets around the globe while touring with Roger Waters.

“After that phone call, I had to ask Robby, ‘Have you ever flown Southwest?’” Lerios joked of Pablo Cruise’s apparent means of air travel these days.

Lerios, however, probably isn’t hurting for money one bit. After all, he went on to have a very successful career in composing for TV and film after Pablo Cruise called it quits in the ’80s. His most notable work in that realm came when he landed the gig to do the music for “Baywatch” — and, as a reminder of such to fans, the band performed that TV show’s theme during the Guild concert.

The show reached another high point with the incredible jam through “Zero to Sixty in Five,” a standout from 1976’s “Lifeline” album that thoroughly reminded us of the great instrumental numbers that the group has recorded through the years. (I actually wish the band had played more instrumental songs — especially “El Verano” from “A Place in the Sun” and the 12-minute-plus “Ocean Breeze” from the first album.)

From there, it was hit city as Pablo cruised through the favorites “Don’t Want to Live Without It,” “I Go to Rio” and, of course, the dual smashes “Love Will Find a Way” and “Whatcha Gonna Do?”

It was a superb showing by a group that should be mentioned way more frequently whenever the topic of best Bay Area bands comes up.

Pablo Cruise plays tonight (Friday, May 10) at the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma. For more information, visit pablocruise.com/shows .

1. “Worlds Away”2. “Cool Love”3. “Raging Fire”4. “Atlanta June”5. “Livin’ Inside of Your Love”6. “I Get Tired Just Thinking of You”7. “A Place in the Sun”8. “Will You, Won’t You”9. “Baywatch” theme10. “Zero to Sixty in Five”11. “Don’t Want to Live Without It”12. “I Go to Rio”13. “Love Will Find a Way”14. “Whatcha Gonna Do?”

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Whether you’re a yacht rock enthusiast or someone who’s just discovering the smooth and gentle soft rock classics, finding the perfect radio channel to set your mood right is essential. Fortunately, you’ve got a SiriusXM Radio that has a channel dedicated to Yacht Rock.

However, the crucial question remains: What channel is Yacht Rock on Sirius?

Tune in to channel 311 on Sirius Radio and listen to artists like Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Christopher Cross, and other artists who worked on smooth music in the late 70s and 80s for free.

Let’s discover more about where you can hear Yacht Rock on the radio.

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Discovering timeless yacht rock, siriusxm online radio streaming.

Subscribing to SiriusXM Radio opens up a world of diverse and specialized programs that go beyond traditional radios.

It has its own set of channels that not all radio offers including over 150 channels including sports, news, entertainment, and music channels of different genres.

Maybe you’re wondering, is Yacht Rock still on Sirius?

The answer is, yes! If you have a SiriusXM Radio subscription, you can find the Sirius Yacht Rock on channel 311.

You can also listen to the Yacht Rock radio channel in the car when you purchase a SiriusXM stereo. Enjoy your favorite smooth-sailing hits from the 1970s and 80s.

Here’s what’s playing on channel 311 on SiriusXM Radio on a Monday:

You can access their schedule via this website , It cycles between “I’m The Captain Now” and “Yacht Rock Radio” every day.  

he Yacht Rock music genre originated in Southern California. It took over the FM radios during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Interestingly, the term Yacht Rock was coined from the comedy series “Yacht Rock” in 2005.

This genre is characterized by a fusion of soft rock and jazz elements, creating a smooth and soulful sound. Initially thought of as a fad, the Yacht Rock genre evolved into a nostalgic treasure of timeless music.

Fortunately, music lovers can still relish Yacht Rock’s rhythms through various channels. There are radio stations, websites, and apps dedicated to bringing you back through timeless music.

By subscribing and downloading SiriusXM radio, you’ll gain the ability to stream Yacht Music wherever you go whether it’s on your smartphone, smart TV, speakers, or computers. This provides you with the flexibility to enjoy your music from various devices.

What channel is Yacht Rock on Sirius? It’s 311. SiriusXM Radio has you covered in your quest to find the perfect channel to listen to the timeless rhythm of Yacht Music. By tuning Sirius yacht roch channel 311, you can listen, and stream using any device.

So, why wait? Start your music journey with Sirius Radio, and don’t miss out on today’s top Yacht Rock songs.

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Yacht Rock Radio celebrates the smooth-sailing soft rock from the late '70s and early '80s. You'll hear artists like Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Steely Dan and other titans of smooth music. It's the kind of rock that doesn't rock the boat!

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Siriusxm sets sail with yacht rock performances from kenny loggins and christopher cross.

Invite-only concert on a yacht on New York’s Hudson River on June 13 

NEW YORK – May 31, 2022 – SiriusXM announced today that yacht rock vanguards Kenny Loggins and Christopher Cross will celebrate the summer season with a special invitation-only concert cruise for SiriusXM listeners on Monday, June 13.

SiriusXM Presents Yacht Rock the Boat with Kenny Loggins and Christopher Cross will feature Loggins and Cross performing their smoothest hits for Yacht Rock Radio listeners and fans as they set sail around New York City on the Horizon’s Edge yacht. The performances will also be heard on SiriusXM’s Yacht Rock Radio on Friday, June 17 at 8:00 pm ET. 

“At the time we were creating this new kind of music that was happening organically – we had no idea it would turn into what is now known as Yacht Rock. I’m excited to bring it all full circle and perform some of those same songs on a yacht for the first time in my career,” said Kenny Loggins.

SiriusXM’s Yacht Rock Radio features smooth-sailing soft rock from the late 70s and early 80s from artists like Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, Toto, America, Ambrosia and more. It’s the kind of rock that doesn’t rock the boat. Yacht Rock Radio will be available all summer long from Wednesday, June 1 through Monday, September 5 on SiriusXM radios (ch. 14) and on the SXM App. The channel is also available year-round on SiriusXM channel 311.

For information on how to attend SiriusXM Presents Yacht Rock the Boat with Kenny Loggins and Christopher Cross, please visit: www.siriusxm.com/YachtRockNewYork

SiriusXM’s Yacht Rock Radio is available to subscribers nationwide on SiriusXM radios, the SXM App, and with Amazon Alexa, the Google Assistant or however they stream at home. Streaming access is included with all of SiriusXM’s trials and most popular plans.

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The name of the station comes from the 2005 online video series Yacht Rock , which helped coined the term of the previously called West-Coast sound or adult-orientated rock (AOR) style of soft rock.

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"SiriusXM's tribute to Yacht Rock celebrates the smooth-sailing soft rock from the late '70s and early '80s. You'll hear artists like Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Hall & Oates and other titans of smooth music. It's the kind of rock that doesn't rock the boat!"

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The Mystery Unveiled: What Happened to Yacht Rock Radio?

Yacht Rock Radio is a unique radio station that has survived in a world where musical styles change like the tides.

However, what became of this impression of sound waves effortlessly gliding? Is it sailing toward a promising new horizon, or have its sweet songs vanished into oblivion?

How about we investigate Yacht Rock Radio’s quiet waters inside and out and become familiar with reality?

For fans of soft rock, music that was simple to listen to, and music with a touch of nostalgia, A Voyage Through Time Yacht Rock Radio was their go-to station.

It was frequently referred to as smooth music’s pinnacle. It was like boarding a musical yacht that was cruising the 1970s and 1980s with classics from Hall & Oates, Steely Dan, and Michael McDonald.

Yacht Rock Radio’s Legacy

Yacht Rock Radio made a splash when it first appeared on the scene, evoking memories of carefree summers and breezy coastal drives.

Its smooth playlist had a dedicated fan base, and its presence was cherished across the airwaves.

The Mysterious Silence

But, as time passed, avid listeners noticed a curious silence surrounding their beloved Yacht Rock Radio.

Tunes that once played incessantly seemed to have vanished into thin air. What happened? Did the yacht run aground?

Vanishing Frequencies

Reports surfaced about Yacht Rock Radio disappearing from SiriusXM and other platforms, leaving fans perplexed and yearning for their dose of mellow melodies. Some feared that this genre-defining station had sailed into obscurity.

Navigating the Digital Seas

However, hope was on the horizon. Yacht Rock Radio was setting a course toward the digital realm.

Online platforms and streaming services began to pick up the slack, offering dedicated playlists for those seeking the signature yacht rock experience.

What Happened to Yacht Rock Radio?

Yacht Rock Radio takes over Lincoln Amphitheatre. Just when you thought the smooth waves had calmed, Yacht Rock Radio showed signs of resurgence.

Events like the “Yacht Rock to Take Over Lincoln Amphitheatre” demonstrated that the genre still had a dedicated following and could bring enthusiasts together for live experiences.

Yacht Rock was prepared to take sail once more, according to the Dubois County Herald, promising a night of soothing music and nostalgic vibes at the Lincoln Amphitheatre. It served as evidence of the genre’s continued appeal.

The Future Is Here

What does Yacht Rock Radio’s future hold, then? Will it triumphantly return to the airwaves, or will it keep cruising the digital waves and delighting its faithful listeners? Only time will tell if this mysterious outpost will set sail for a brand-new golden age.

Time Yacht Rock Radio’s future may have been up in the air for a time, but its halcyon days are still ahead of it.

Yacht Rock’s charm and its timeless classics keep attracting admirers of all ages.

So, whether you’re just discovering the genre or have always been a devoted follower, know that Yacht Rock Radio’s journey is far from ending.

Yacht Rock Radio continues to be a source of comfort and nostalgia in the ever-evolving world of music, enabling listeners to set off on a musical journey through space and time. Stay tuned because Yacht Rock Radio’s musical journeys are far from done.

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At SiriusXM, it's yacht rock season all year long as we bring you your favorite smooth-sailing hits from the 1970s and '80s. Yacht Rock 311 (Ch. 311) will remain available on the SiriusXM satellite platform and streaming platform on Channel 311. Wherever you are, head to the SXM App by clicking above to start listening to the soothing sounds of artists like Michael McDonald, Christopher ...

Yacht Rock Radio will be available all summer long from June 1 through September 5 on SiriusXM radios (Ch. 14) and on the SXM App. The channel is also available year-round on SiriusXM Channel 311. The channel is also available year-round on SiriusXM Channel 311.

The answer is, yes! If you have a SiriusXM Radio subscription, you can find the Sirius Yacht Rock on channel 311. You can also listen to the Yacht Rock radio channel in the car when you purchase a SiriusXM stereo. Enjoy your favorite smooth-sailing hits from the 1970s and 80s.

Yacht Rock Radio is available on Channel 14 and on the SXM App through September 8. To hear your favorite smooth-sailing songs from the '70s and '80s anytime, stream Yacht Rock 311 all year round on the SXM App. Check out more information about Yacht Rock 311 here .

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It's the kind of rock that doesn't rock the boat. Yacht Rock Radio will be available all summer long from Wednesday, June 1 through Monday, September 5 on SiriusXM radios (ch. 14) and on the SXM App. The channel is also available year-round on SiriusXM channel 311.

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The Love channel always gets taken over during the summer months for Yacht Rock. It will come back probably in September to get taken over by Hallmark or a Holiday channel later in November. Yes, Yacht Rock keeps 311 while taking over 70. Why SiriusXM doesn't exchange the two instead of replacing Love with Yacht Rock for the summer is a mystery ...

October 4, 2021. At SiriusXM, it's yacht rock season all year long as we bring you your favourite smooth-sailing hits from the 1970s and '80s on Yacht Rock 311 (Ch. 311). Wherever you are, head to the SiriusXM app by clicking above to start listening to the soothing sounds of artists like Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins ...

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Mariners Radio Network. The Mariners broadcast all games throughout the Pacific Northwest on flagship station Seattle Sports 710 AM and on affiliates in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, and British Columbia. Fans in the Mariners broadcast territory (Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Alaska and B.C.) can now go to the Seattle Sports 710 AM ...

Please note, if a Mariners broadcast is at the same time as a Seattle Seahawks broadcast, the M's game will air on 770 AM.You can still hear the Mariners on the Seattle Sports app, however, by ...

U2 wrapped up their history-making Las Vegas residency - "U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere" - on March 2, 2024. Now, hear the final performance of their 40-show residency, plus Bono, Edge, Adam and Bram sharing the story behind it, only on SiriusXM's U2 X-Radio (channel 32) for a limited time.. Experience U2's March 2 concert at the Sphere on the SiriusXM app and web player here now.

Hear a personally crafted mix of music from Andy that he loves to chill with - and party to. The channel will be featured June 1-8 on channel 105 (but always available on channel 312!). During the PRIDE! with Adam Lambert special, celebrate love and acceptance with a side of sass as you rock out to some of Adam's favorite jams on The 10s Spot.