Bruce Springsteen to guest DJ on SiriusXM’s E Street Radio

Bruce Springsteen will pop onto his own SiriusXM channel on April 8 to share music he's been listening to while socially distancing.

The New Jersey rocker said on E Street Radio (channel 20), “I am here to wish you well and to play you some songs that kind of work with the times that we’re living through.”

Springsteen’s guest DJ stint – called “From His Home to Yours” - will start at 10 a.m. Some of the artists on his playlist include Sam Cooke, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Lucinda Williams.

E Street Radio host Jim Rotolo tweeted confirmation of Springsteen's appearance.

Springsteen recently participated in a video for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund, along with Jon Bon Jovi, Jon Stewart and Whoopi Goldberg.

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