Simply put, Donna Summer will forever be known as the 'Queen of Disco.' She had one hit song and one hit album after another in the 70s and 80s, selling tens of millions of albums. The 5-time Grammy winner's hits are known to just about everyone: "Last Dance", "Love to Love You Baby", "I Feel Love", "Bad Girls", "Hot Stuff", "She Works Hard For the Money", and many more. This year, Donna Summer released her first full-length album in 17 years, "Crayons"; and already has a single at the top of the dance charts, making her the first artist to have a #1 dance single in each of the last 4 decades. She shares her stories of a life in music, and sings her new material along with her treasured hits on another "Artist Confidential." Then, Natalie Cole brings her band and delivers a wide spectrum of musical emotion from soulful to tearful. A powerful performance peppered with fascinating Q&A and audience interaction that defines intimacy and magic.

It might sound funny that Weird Al Yankovic is a part of XM's Artist Confidential Series, but Funny is Weird Al's business, and he's the best at what he does. Since his first song parody hit the airwaves in 1979, Weird Al Yankovic has sold over 12 million albums, making him the #1 selling comedy act in history - he even had a top 10 hit with his last album [Straight Outta Lynwood]. Everybody has a favorite Weird Al song, whether it's poking fun of Michael Jackson or Madonna, a polka send-up of 15 hit songs in a 3-minute medley, or something completely original. Along the way, his music has earned 3 Grammys, he's written and starred in a major film, he's directed music videos for other stars, and has performed live non-stop for a few decades. Join us for a candid conversation with a guy who knows something about funny business - Weird Al Yankovic, on Artist Confidential.

Richard Marx's music career started very early. At age 5, he was singing some of the commercial jingles written by his father; little did anyone know that he'd grow up to become one of music's most successful acts of the late 80's and early 90's. With a smash debut in 1987 that sold over 4 million copies, Richard Marx's star rose quickly - his next album was even more popular than the first, and more platinum-selling albums followed into the 1990s. Join us for a special one-on-one session with Richard Marx, as he sings some of his classic hits and talks about his life in music, giving up the Los Angeles scene in the 90's for his hometown of Chicago, future plans and a lot more. Artist Confidential featuring Richard Marx: an XM Exclusive.

He is quite simply the King of the Blues. The namesake of XM’s 24-hour a day Blues channel joins us for the 100th episode of XM's Artist Confidential series. No name is more synonymous with the Blues than B.B. King. It was in Memphis, Tennessee in the late 1940's when he was working both as a musician and a radio DJ when he got the nickname "Beale Street Blues Boy" - later shortened to B.B. And he hasn't looked back since. For 6 decades, BB King has worked tirelessly with his guitar named Lucille to play the blues for fans around the world. He's on anyone's shortlist when talking about "who is the greatest guitarist of all time." And even his early radio career is also coming around full circle, as he embarks this year on a new XM exclusive series on the channel that bears his name, B.B. King's Bluesville. XM is honored to be joined by B.B. King for music and conversation that doesn't just look back, but looks ahead to his plans in his 83rd year. A special edition of Artist Confidential, with BB King - only on XM!