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XM Satellite Radio is reaching out to the teen pop crowd with a new weekly show. Pop heartthrobs The Jonas Brothers will host their own limited edition music series on XM Radio beginning November 23.
The special weekly show, “I’m With The Band - The Jonas Brothers!” will feature The Jonas Brothers as DJs, playing their favorite hit songs throughout, as well as offering exclusive backstage access and details from their national sold-out tour with Hannah Montana, XM announced this week.
Each week listeners will win tickets to see The Jonas Brothers and Hannah Montana as part of the sold-out “Best of Both Worlds Tour,” along with VIP transportation to the performance with The Jonas Brothers themselves and other prizes.
“I’m With The Band - The Jonas Brothers!” will air every Friday at 3 p.m. ET on XM 20, with encore broadcasts every Saturday and Sunday.
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