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It’s time for the time-honored tradition of lighting up the iconic New York City Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center, and you’ll get to watch it all unfold on the 90th Annual “Christmas in Rockefeller Center” special — the two-hour telecast tonight, Wednesday, November 30 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NBC.

NBC News’ “TODAY” co-anchors Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Craig Melvin and Mario Lopez from “ACCESS Hollywood” will host as the tree is lit for a milestone 90th time, and there will be a ton of talent on-hand to help you jingle all the way throughout the event!

Jimmie Allen, Andrea Bocelli along with Matteo Bocelli and Virginia Bocelli, David Foster and Katharine McPhee, Brett Eldredge, Mickey Guyton, Alicia Keys, The Muppets of Sesame Street, Dan + Shay, Blake Shelton, The Shindellas, Gwen Stefani, Louis York, and more, will be treating viewers to festive performances.

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The beloved Radio City Rockettes, from their iconic “Christmas Spectacular” show, and a special bit by Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph will also be part of the night.

Make sure you tune in to enjoy this special dose of holiday cheer!

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

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NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

The Fairview 5th Grade Choir Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

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NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Craig Melvin, Hoda Kotb and Mario Lopez Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Radio City Rockettes Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Radio City Rockettes Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Radio City Rockettes Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Radio City Rockettes Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Gwen Stefani Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

David Foster and Katharine McPhee Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

David Foster and Katharine McPhee Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Cookie Monster, Elmo, Tango, Abby Cadabby and Grover Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Mickey Guyton Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Alicia Keys Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Jimmie Allen Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Louis York and Jimmie Allen Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

The ShindellasPhoto: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Louis York, Jimmie Allen and The Shindellas Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Dan + Shay Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Gwen Stefani Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Andrea Bocelli, Virginia Bocelli and Matteo Bocelli Photo: NBCUniversal

NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center 2022

Brett Eldredge Photo: NBCUniversal

Stay Merry,

(L-R, Top-Bottom) Alicia Keys (Alicia Keys Records), Switchfoot (Erik Frost), Backstreet Boys (K-BAHN) and Joss Stone (Nolan Knight)

There are a lot of new Christmas albums out this year, but there are also a lot of isolated songs that get released during the holiday season. We’ve compiled a list, which will continue to grow (so keep checking back!), of some of the latest holiday singles—and some stand-out tracks from recent yuletide albums—that we think you might enjoy! Check out the list below, and give them a listen.

Most of these songs are available on all streaming platforms.

Andrea, Matteo and Virginia with Andrea’s wife Veronica and son Amos. (Photo: Decca Records)

Andrea Bocelli is another music icon who is teaming up with his very own family for a special holiday album! Andrea released “A Family Christmas” today, a collection of holiday songs performed with two of his three children, Matteo and Virginia Bocelli.

The album was produced by composer and multi-Grammy and Academy Award nominee Stephan Moccio and set to stunning new arrangements. The 13-track Christmas collective features traditional favorites, such as “Do You Hear What I Hear?,” “The First Noël,” “Joy To The World,” “Buon Natale,” “I’ll Be Home For Christmas,” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”—the lead single is “The Greatest Gift”, which you can watch the music video for below.