Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas is You" has been the soundtrack of the holiday season for nearly 30 years.

Christmas tunes are in the air.It’s a great time whether you favor the likes of James Brown’s “Santa Claus Go Straight to the Ghetto or The Temptations’ “Silent Night,” or are into The Emotions’ “What ...

You’ve sung them while clutching cups of hot cocoa. You’ve heard them played in shopping malls. But do you know how some of ...

Long before the rise of streaming, Christmas songs like “The Little Drummer Boy” and “Jingle Bell Rock” were some of the most popular of the genre racking up weeks on the charts in the 1960s without ...

Billboard 's Top Holiday Albums chart returns for the 2025 season, with familiar favorites among the top 10 of the Nov.

The countdown to Christmas is officially in the single digits! Whether you're watching "The Grinch," Sabrina Carpenter's Christmas special or "A Christmas Story," you may also be playing some classic ...

There’s a reason that listeners seem to get more impatient every year for the Christmas music season to start: Nothing else feels quite like it. The things that make Christmas songs great — whether ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A recent study has revealed the “most popular” Christmas song in Ohio and each state in the country. The personal finance website FinanceBuzz used Google Trends data from the ...

(NEXSTAR) – Which Christmas songs do we just love to love, at least until we get sick of Christmas music and forget about it until late into the next calendar year? Google just might have the answer.

Country music's Christmas songs are like side dishes at your fancy holiday dinner. Most country fans reach for the standards, but a few will always prefer those specialty treats. Others you may simply ...

Christmas music seems to be hit-or-miss with most people, and opinions on specific songs can vary greatly. Finance information hub FinanceBuzz has compiled a list of the Christmas songs that have been ...

(NEXSTAR) – Which Christmas songs do we just love to love, at least until we get sick of Christmas music and forget about it until late into the next calendar year? Google just might have the answer.