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It’s Not Just Another Christmas Special—Willie Nelson’s Hosting Debut Promises a Night America Will Never Forget 🎄🔥ML

Willie Nelson Brings His Texas Heart to New York for “Christmas in Rockefeller Center”

This December, the glow of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree will meet the soul of Texas when Willie Nelson hosts NBC’s Christmas in Rockefeller Center.

At 92, Nelson is no stranger to stages or spotlights — but this time, it’s personal. “Christmas is about light — the kind that never goes out,” he said in a preview. “I just want to share a little of that with everyone.”

The legendary singer-songwriter, whose career spans more than six decades, will lead America’s most beloved holiday special live from New York City on December 3, 2025. Viewers can watch on NBC or stream on Peacock.

Fans can expect a heartfelt evening featuring carols, stories, and collaborations with stars from multiple generations. Sources close to the show hint that Lukas Nelson will join his father for a duet, alongside performances from Carrie Underwood, John Legend, and Kacey Musgraves.

There’s even talk that Dolly Parton may make a surprise appearance — a reunion that would delight millions.

But this isn’t just another television event. For Nelson, who has always sung of faith, family, and the road that connects them, it’s a chance to give something deeper: a reminder that light still finds its way, even in uncertain times.

When the Rockefeller tree blazes to life — 50,000 lights strong, crowned with a three-million-crystal star — Nelson will close the evening with Silent Night, surrounded by children’s voices and the glow of a nation watching.

From Luck, Texas to Manhattan’s heart, Willie Nelson’s journey continues — a story of resilience, generosity, and the quiet power of song to bring people together.

This Christmas, when Willie sings beneath the lights of Rockefeller Center, the world won’t just listen. It will feel a little more like home.

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