When it comes to Christmas songs, country music has some of the best and we’re already feeling snowed under by all the amazing new holiday songs released this year.
With new ones from Zach Top, Luke Bryan and Lainey Wilson it promises to be one of the biggest Christmases for country music ever!
We know how busy this time of year is, but don’t worry. Santa’s not the only one with little helpers, and we’ve put all of this year’s holiday releases into one easy to use playlist of Best New Country Christmas songs especially for you.
We kick off our Best New Country Christmas playlist for this year with Carter Faith. After hitting Number Four on our Holler list of the Best 25 Albums of 2025, she has released a pair of fabulous festive songs on her A Cherry Valley Holiday double A side single, featuring a cover of the Eagles’ classic, ‘Please Come Home for Christmas,’ and ‘Nothin’ for Christmas,’ a new duet with William Beckmann.
Five-time Entertainer of The Year winner Luke Bryan has released the three-song Luke Bryan Christmas EP which includes his versions of ‘Holy Night’ and ‘Run Run Rudolph’ plus a collaboration with award-winning-singer-songwriter Ella Langley on a stroll through Bing Crosby’s ‘Winter Wonderland.’
Watch the suitably heartwarming video below
Lots of Christmas classics have been given a country makeover this year with Gabby Barrett covering Faith Hill’s ‘Where Are You Christmas’ from the soundtrack to the 2000 Jim Carrey film How The Grinch Stole Christmas, and Zach Top gives a full release to his version of Elvis Presley’s ‘Blue Christmas,’ originally an Apple Music exclusive in 2024. Tanner Usrey shake, rattle and rolls his way through Chuck Berry’s ‘Run Run Rudolph,’ Thelma & James are dreaming of a ‘White Christmas’ and Maddie Lenhart reimagines ‘Last Christmas’ by Wham! as a laid-back country folk feel good road song complete with banjo and pedal steel.
Santa Claus is coming to (Little Big) Town! Again! Multi-platinum GRAMMY Award-winning four-piece Little Big Town released their first-ever Christmas album last year with The Christmas Record, produced by Dave Cobb and filled with stunning renditions of country classics and festive originals to keep you dancing through the New Year and beyond. Now they’ve added the brilliant ‘The Innkeeper’ to the album.
“Ever since we started as a band, we have dreamed of making a Christmas record. We all love the traditions of the season and treasure the memories with our families,” shares Jimi Westbrook. “For our 25th year together, we finally made that record. We wrote several original songs for the project, and also recorded some of our favorites we’ve been singing together for years. We’re so proud of how it came together and hope the fans love it as much as we do.”
Blending Little Big Town’s signature harmonies with timeless storytelling, ‘The Innkeeper’ reflects the band’s ability to bring new depth and meaning to the season through song. The track, written by Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild and Jimi Westbrook, alongside acclaimed Nashville artists and songwriters Dean Dillon and Shelby Lynne, joins fan favorites on the album including ‘Glow,’ ‘Holiday,’ ‘Evergreen,’ and ‘Believe in Christmas.’
Watch the video for ‘The Innkeeper’ below
Plus we’ve got new holiday songs from Dylan Scott, Alex Hall, Melissa Carper, MaRynn Taylor, Morgan Evans RaeLynn, Chris Young, Maddox Batson, Braid Paisley, Mickey Guyton and Lady A.
With Holler’s Best New Country Christmas playlist, you can listen to them all and more. The playlist contains all of the best new country, Americana and Christmas tunes we’re spinnin’ right here at Holler HQ.
See the full tracklist below:
1.
Nothin’ For Christmas
Carter Faith and William Beckmann
2.
Winter Wonderland (with Ella Langley)
Luke Bryan
3.
Two Christmas Trees
Dylan Scott
4.
The Innkeeper
Little Big Town
6.
Peace, Love, and Cowboys – Holiday Edition
Lainey Wilson
7.
’57 Chevy Bel Air
Alex Hall
8.
Made With Love
Melissa Carper
10.
How To Make Gravy
Morgan Evans
11.
Jingle Jangle Rock
RaeLynn
13.
Run Run Rudolph
Tanner Usrey
14.
Last Christmas
Maddie Lenhart
15.
Christmas Ain’t Christmas
Chris Young
16.
Santa Had A Rough Year
Kelsey Hart
17.
Leave The Christmas Lights On For Me
Brad Paisley
18.
Where Are You Christmas
Gabby Barrett
19.
Feels Like Christmas
Mickey Guyton
20.
White Christmas
Thelma & James
21.
Corn Whiskey Christmas
Old Crow Medicine Show
22.
Star on the Tree
Canaan Cox
23.
I’ll Be Home For Christmas
Maddox Batson
24.
That Spirit Of Christmas
Larry Fleet
25.
What Christmas Means To Me
Lady A
26.
Christmas Time Is Here
Trisha Yearwood
27.
Back To December
Dan + Shay
28.
Small Town Santa
Sammy Arriaga
29.
O Come All Ye Faithful
Jordan Davis
30.
Santa, Can You Fix a Broken Heart?
Tyra Madison
32.
If We Make It Through December
Willie Nelson
33.
Please Come Home For Christmas
Carter Faith
34.
White Christmas
Scotty McCreery
35.
You and Christmas
Kimberly Dawn
36.
Holiday Road
Straight No Chaser
38.
Beautiful Star of Bethlehem
Jake Vaadeland
39.
When It Snows In Texas
Chaparelle and Sierra Ferrell
40.
Blue Christmas
Tiger La Flor
41.
Kiss This Christmas
Sheyna Gee
42.
Where Are You Christmas
Sacha
43.
Hard Candy Christmas
Hadlie Jo
44.
Jingle Bell Rock
Shea Fisher
45.
Santa Drove My Bronco
Tristan Roberson
46.
Perfect Christmas
Ella Townley
48.
Jingle Jangle Jolly
Payton Riley
49.
Margaritas for Christmas
Matt Rogers
50.
All Wrapped Up In You This Christmas
Alex Miller
51.
Christmas Cookies
Smithfield
52.
What Christmas Means To Me
Ryan Kinder
53.
Someday at Christmas
MÔRIAH
54.
Wouldn’t Be Christmas
Lady A
55.
Long Live Christmas
Dan + Shay
56.
Winter Wonderland
Jessie James Decker and Jamey Johnson
57.
Merry Christmas, Valentine
Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks
58.
Redneck Christmas
RaeLynn
59.
You and Me and Christmas
LeAnn Rimes
60.
Christmas At 60 MPH
Hannah Ellis and Nick Wayne
61.
Christmas Love Song
Willie Nelson
62.
O Little Town Of Bethlehem
Sara Evans
63.
Winter Wonderland
Hunter Hayes
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