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SiriusXM to Launch a Dedicated Taylor Swift Channel


Taylor Swift Channel
Taylor Swift Channel

SiriusXM will launch a dedicated Taylor Swift channel in her own limited engagement on Channel 13 (Taylor's Version) starting Sunday, April 7, thirteen days ahead of her new album The Tortured Poets Department. Channel 13 (Taylor's Version) will air 24/7 across North America and will be a destination for fans to hear Swift's music from her 17-year career, including Eras Tour favorites, all (Taylor's Versions), From the Vault tracks, live tracks, bonus tracks and more.

The 13th day of the channel, Friday, April 19, coincides with the release of Taylor Swift's new album "The Tortured Poets Department." Channel 13 (Taylor's Version) will be playing the full album beginning to end continuously throughout the weekend.

Swifties will also share their own personal and meaningful experiences with Taylor and her music.

"The versatility of Taylor's music and the phenomenal impact she's had in her career across so many musical genres will be on full display on Channel 13 (Taylor's Version)," said SiriusXM President and Chief Content Officer Scott Greenstein. "We're all experiencing a legend at work and are so thrilled to work with Taylor to present a one-of-a-kind channel that connects her fans with her extraordinary body of work."

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