Introduction
A Season of Song and Stewardship with Country Musics Most Trusted Voices
In a year when many people are searching for steadiness, warmth, and a reminder of what truly matters, the announcement that GEORGE STRAIT & ALAN JACKSON SPREAD HOLIDAY CHEER AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER arrives like a welcome breeze of comfort. Few artists embody the spirit of American country music as naturally as George Strait and Alan Jackson. Their presence alone evokes familiarity, trust, and the kind of sincerity that has defined their decades-long careers. Now, as they prepare to co-host the 2025 Christmas in Rockefeller Center, they bring that same spirit to one of the nation’s most cherished winter traditions.
There is something quietly powerful about seeing two legends step into a space that holds generations of memories. Rockefeller Center has long been a gathering place for families across the country whether watching from the plaza or tuning in from living rooms decorated with their own lights and ornaments. With George and Alan at the helm, this year’s celebration carries a deeper resonance. Their blend of gentle storytelling, steady-handed delivery, and timeless musical instincts promises an evening that feels both classic and newly invigorated.
George Strait’s reflections on connection offer the kind of grounded wisdom listeners have always cherished in his music. When he says that singing holiday songs feels like “sharing a piece of that light,” it is easy to believe him. His voice has long been a companion for people through every season of life. Likewise, Alan Jackson’s calm sincerity brings an unmistakable sense of peace. His appreciation for the “sacred glow” of Rockefeller Center’s lights reminds viewers that even in a bustling city, there remains a shared reverence for tradition, hope, and the quiet beauty of winter.
Yet this broadcast intends to do more than uplift through music. By shining a spotlight on stories of everyday resilience, the event weaves together the experiences of people who continue to rebuild, support their communities, and offer kindness in humble, meaningful ways. That focus mirrors the essence of both artists’ storytelling—ordinary people finding strength in faith, family, and perseverance.
With George and Alan guiding the night, audiences can expect a celebration that feels personal, heartfelt, and unmistakably genuine. Their performances will carry the warmth of hearthside gatherings, the nostalgia of well-loved carols, and the steady reminder that the holiday season is less about spectacle and more about the values that bind us.
This year’s Christmas in Rockefeller Center is not simply another televised tradition—it is a reflection of how music can bring comfort, restore hope, and remind us that even in uncertain times, light has a way of finding its place. And with two of country music’s most trusted voices leading the way, it promises to be a night remembered long after the final note fades.