New Music Monday – New Holiday Songs From Bryan Adams & Friends And Christina Aguilera

Bryan Adams has a new Christmas album “A Great Big Holiday Jam” and accompanying TV special coming on Monday December 8th.

The first single to be released is the title track “California Christmas” and it brings together all all-star cast of friends from the Bryan Adams & Friends “A Great Big Holiday Jam” TV special, including Alessia Cara, Alan Doyle, Barenaked Ladies and The Sheepdogs. It was recorded live at Vancouver’s iconic Warehouse Studio.

This new album arrives December 8  – the same day the highly anticipated holiday special premieres on Citytv and streams on Citytv+.

Bryan Adams & Friends “A Great Big Holiday Jam’ Track List:

Little Saint Nick (Bryan Adams, Barenaked Ladies, The Sheepdogs)
Green Christmas (Bryan Adams, Barenaked Ladies)
Christmas All Over Again (Bryan Adams, The Sheepdogs)
Jingle Bell Rock (Bryan Adams, Alessia Cara)
Santa Man (Bryan Adams, The Sheepdogs)
I’ll Be There Christmas Eve (Bryan Adams, Alan Doyle)
I Saw Three Ships (Bryan Adams, Alan Doyle, Barenaked Ladies)
California Christmas (Bryan Adams)
Make It To Christmas (Bryan Adams, Alessia Cara)
Footprints (Bryan Adams, Barenaked Ladies)
Deck The Halls (Bryan Adams, Lights)
Christmas Time (Bryan Adams)
O Christmas Tree (Bryan Adams)

Christina Aguilera has released a new holiday single “My Favourite Things (Live from the Eiffel Tower)” – from her soon to premiere holiday film “Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris” a special concert film premiering exclusively in theaters on December 14 and December 21 in over 700 theaters in the United States to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Aguilera’s beloved holiday album – “My Kind of Christmas”.

Christina shared a message with fans on Instagram, reflecting the spirit of the project: “When the magic of Christmas meets the magic of Paris… something truly extraordinary happens. I can’t wait to share this holiday season with you.”

The upcoming film shows Christina Aguilera, performing in front a a very small audience on the winter-garden terrace above the Musée du Quai Branly.  She brings holiday classics and her own hits.  The film also brings little snippets throughout, as she reflects on love, motherhood, reinvention, and the artistic evolution that has shaped her legendary career.

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This post was written by Carrie Buchanan