Useful Siri Commands That Work With Apple Music

As an Apple Music subscriber, you can use Siri as a personal DJ to control song playback, queue up songs, find song facts, add songs to your library, play your favorite playlists, or even play something new.

Below is a list of ‌Siri‌ commands that will work on any iPhone or iPad with an internet or cellular connection. Simply say "Hey ‌Siri‌" or press and hold the Side button/Home button on your device to invoke the personal assistant, then ask away.

Playback commands

• "Play some music"
• "Next/previous song"
• "Pause this song"
• "Repeat this song"
• "Play this song from the start"
• "Skip this song"
• "Shuffle songs"

Song commands

• "Play [title] by [artist]"
• "Play the newest song by [artist]"
• "Play [radio station]"
• "Play my favorites mix"
• "Play something new"
• "Play more like this"
• "Play something [mood]"
• "Play the number one song right now"
• "Play a live version of this song"
• "After this song, play [name] by [artist]"
• "Play the top songs from 1991"
• "Rate this song five stars"
• "Add this song to my [name] playlist"
• "Add this song to my library"
• "Love this song"

Song queries

• "Who sings this song?"
• "Who's the drummer in this song?"
• "When was this song recorded?"
• "What album is this from?"
• "What song is this?" or "What's this song?"

Have any useful ‌Siri‌ commands that work with ‌Apple Music‌ that we should add to the list? Email us at tips@macrumors.com to let us know.