The Beatles to get their personal Sirius XM radio channel

Legendary rock band The Beatles are geared up to get their own radio channel on Sirius XM.
The Beatles Channel will air popular tracks by the music group along with rarities, live-cuts and music material from their respective solo careers, reported People magazine.
"I still remember the thrill of when we first heard our music on the radio but I don't think any of us would have imagined that we'd have our very own Beatles radio channel more than 50 years later. The SiriusXM channel will have it all, 8 Days A Week," former Beatle Paul McCartney said in a press release.

While his Fab Four compatriot Ringo Starr added, "Great news, the Beatles will have their own channel on Sirius XM. Now you can listen to the Beatles, any time at all."
The channel will also broadcast tracks by the "musicians who have inspired, and have drawn inspiration from, the Beatles".
It will also feature multiple recurring shows including, "Daily morning show Breakfast with the Beatles" and "Daily Beatles history digest A Day in the Life" among others.
Apart from The Beatles, artistes such as Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam and the Grateful Dead also have their own 24/7 SiriusXM channels.