With Christmas fast approaching, listening to your favourite festive hits will really help with the holiday cheer, and with the 2022 Christmas Number One being announced this week, we thought we could share some of the best Christmas Songs!


All I Want For Christmas Is You

Released in 1994, it became an instant favourite. As soon as December hits, this song re-enters the UK chart at No.1. Very few songs can compete!


Last Christmas

Another classic that is played quite often during the festive season. Have you lost Whamageddon yet?


Do They Know It's Christmas?

Featuring a star-studded line up of artists, it was released in 1984 to raise money for the famine in Ethiopia and became an instant Christmas classic. It has also been re-released with new line ups in 2004 and 2014 respectively, to continue raising money for other causes.


Merry Chrismas Everyone

It is a huge 80's smash. Guaranteed to be added to every Christmas party playlist, you will be hit with a wave of nostalgia when you hear this song, and it has a history of being ranked highly in Top 100 lists!


I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday

Are you ready children?

Here's another 80's smash that perfectly captures the Christmas spirit! Do you wish it could be Christmas everyday?


Driving Home For Christmas

A much slower classic to others but loved just as much, it's one that you will hear year on year. Definitely a good listen for creating a sense of calm, when often there is chaos all around!


Fairytale of New York

A favourite that is guaranteed to get eveyone singing along at every party it's played at. Here in the UK, it is the most played Christmas song of the 21st Century and is regularly deemed the best Christmas song of all time!


We would also like to mention some of our favourite modern Christmas classics! Underneath The Tree, Christmas Tree Farm, One More Sleep, My Only Wish (This Year), Mistletoe, and Santa Tell Me!

Have a very Merry Christmas and Happy Listening!

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