10 Best Christmas Country Music Songs To Add To Your Playlist

Dolly Parton: Santa Claus Is Coming To Town. No one can resist the charm and joy of Dolly Parton, especially when she sings this upbeat and catchy song. Her 1990 album Home for Christmas was her second Christmas album, and it features this gem that will make you smile.

Luke Bryan: O Holy Night. Luke Bryan delivers a stunning rendition of this classic carol, showcasing his powerful vocals and emotional expression. He said it was one of his most proud recording moments, and we can see why.

Elvis Presley feat. Martina McBride: Blue Christmas. Elvis made this song a country Christmas standard when he recorded it in 1957, and Martina McBride joined him through the magic of technology in 2008. The result is a wonderful duet that blends their voices seamlessly.

Lady A: A Holly Jolly Christmas. Lady A brings some country flair to this cheerful song, originally sung by Burl Ives in 1964. Their harmonies are flawless, and their energy is infectious. This song will make you want to dance around the Christmas tree.

Alan Jackson: Let It Be Christmas. Alan Jackson wrote this heart-warming song for his 2002 album of the same name, and it became a Top 40 hit on the country charts. The song is a simple but sincere wish for peace and love, and it features some beautiful orchestration by Bill Elliott.

Bobby Helms: Jingle Bell Rock. This song is a Christmas classic, and Bobby Helms was the first to record it in 1957. His version is still the most popular, and it has a rockabilly vibe that makes it fun and festive. You can’t go wrong with this song on your playlist.

Taylor Swift: Last Christmas. Taylor Swift puts her own spin on this 1984 song by Wham!, giving it a country-pop twist. Her sweet and sincere vocals capture the heartache and hope of the lyrics, and her acoustic guitar adds a cozy touch.

Lady A: Baby, It’s Cold Outside. Lady Antebellum adds some spice to this romantic song, originally written by Frank Loesser in 1944. Their chemistry is undeniable, and their playful banter makes this song a delight to listen to. Plus, their voices sound amazing together.

Kellie Pickler: Santa Baby. Kellie Pickler brings some sass and attitude to this song, originally sung by Eartha Kitt in 1953. She asks Santa for some lavish gifts, such as a yacht, a ring, and a deed to a platinum mine. Her voice is sultry and seductive, and her delivery is hilarious.

Luke Bryan: Run Run Rudolph. Luke Bryan closes our list with another rocking song, this one originally recorded by Chuck Berry in 1958. He gives it a country twist, with some twangy guitar and lively drums. He also adds some humor, with lines like “I’m reeling like a merry-go-round” and “Santa’s got to make it to town”.