Billie Eilish teams up with father Patrick O'Connell to host six-episode-long show Me & Dad Radio for Apple Music
Billie Eilish had earlier collaborated with Apple Music for the 2018 show, Groupies Have Feelings Too
Popstar Billie Eilish has teamed up with her father Patrick O'Connell for hosting Apple Music's program Me & Dad Radio.
The show will feature conversations between Eilish and her father about music. The first episode will drop on Apple Music on Friday, 8 May.
Check out the announcement here
Billie Eilish - “me & dad radio” on @applemusic @beats1
Airing starting tomorrow at 12pm PT https://t.co/xSnC1qneV9 pic.twitter.com/su4Bv2PA3O— billie eilish (@billieeilish) May 7, 2020
According to Variety, the 18-year-old singer discussed the new show during an interview with Zane Lowe.
"My dad and I have had this relationship over the years of sharing music with each other. My dad has shown me some of my favorite songs in the world and I've shown him songs that he loves and adores also," Eilish said.
She said in one of the six episodes of the show, her mother Maggie Baird will be making a guest appearance.
"There's going to be six episodes and my plan is, obviously it's me and Dad's show, but then we're going to have one episode that has Mom come and give us some songs, and then I want to have another one where Finneas comes and gives us some songs. So it's not like I replaced Finneas with my dad. I mean, it is like that, but it's not," Eilish added.
This is not the first show for Eilish on Apple Music. The Grammy winner earlier collaborated with the music streamer for 2018 show Groupies Have Feelings Too.
(With inputs from Press Trust of India)
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