Have you heard Christmas songs on some radio stations we missed? Email and we’ll add them.With Halloween out the way and November finally underway it seems as though festive fever is in full swing.Ĭhristmas adverts are already popping up on TV and supermarket shelves are lined with turkey sandwiches, mince pies and family-sized tubs of chocolate.īut is it still too early to start spinning some Christmas tunes? The station that plays hits from the 80′s-to-now will spin Christmas music on weekends during its Feel Good Christmas Weekends. The Beach Boys’ “Little Saint Nick” and Mariah Carey’s “Joy to the World” were recently played. Among the songs that have been played are “Silent Night” by Needtobreathe and Zach Williams’ version of “Go Tell It on the Mountain.”Ĭhristmas tunes are played around the clock during the holiday season on The King. The former Talk 106.7 turned Christian pop station K-Love is playing religious Christmas songs this season. Songs have included Josh Groban’s “Believe” and Perry Como’s “Here We Come A-Caroling.” Explore Day with Santa event kicks off in Kennesaw this weekend Celine Dion’s rendition of “O Holy Night” and Vince Guaraldi Trio’s “Linus & Lucy” are among the songs that are in the station’s rotation as well as more religious ones such as “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” by Aaron Shust.Ĭontemporary Christian station The Joy is playing Christmas music non-stop. Explore Blooper’s Brunch, Brave Fest among the Braves’ offerings this holiday seasonĪtlanta’s inspiration station Praise 102.5 is intermittently playing Christmas songs this season.Įxpect to hear Christmas tunes around the clock on this inspirational station, 104.7 The Fish. The Whispers’ “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,” Luther Vandross’ “At Christmas Time” and Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” are some songs that have been spun. The city’s R&B station is mostly sticking to playing ‘90s and contemporary R&B, but it has put some Christmas music into the mix. Some songs that have played include “Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree” by Brenda Lee as well as Dean Martin’s “Let It Snow.”
Still, it has sprinkled in a few standards between numbers from Maroon 5 and Dua Lipa. Atlanta’s home for hits from the ’80s, ‘90s and now hasn’t completely done away with those songs in favor of Christmas tunes.
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