christmas music

A strange, new study claims to have identified the 10 Christmas songs people should never listen to when behind the wheel. You'll never guess which is #1.

There’s just something about Christmas music that can transport you instantly into the holiday spirit.

Discover how your choice of holiday music while driving affects road safety. Find out why songs with BPM over 120 may lead to riskier driving behaviors.

It's the 2024 holiday season, and every year the Top 10 Christmas/Holiday songs are ranked according to airplay and sales. Here, we dive into America’s all-time top Christmas and holiday songs, based on their enduring popularity and impact.

Christmas music. Is Back.

Hard to believe A favorite CNY Christmas hit is 30 years old!

When I was growing up, I remember all of those great Christmas variety show specials...Bing Crosby, Perry Como, and of course Andy Williams. TV Land put together a list of the top 10 Holiday TV programs, and Andy's ranked #5.

Back in the 1950s and 60s, a number of rock & roll artists starting coming out with their own holiday songs. And, on this day in 1964, "The Beach Boys" made their first appearance on the the teen music TV show "Shindig" singing their original Christmas song.

There are a number of local holiday concerts and performances going on this time of year in the Mohawk Valley, and this Sunday, there's a holiday concert at the Kirkland Art Center in Clinton, New York.

There are plenty of holiday events going on this time of year in central New York, and there's a free holiday concert taking place Wednesday night at the Rome Capitol Theatre. Check out the details.

What would Christmas be without Bing Crosby? My wife and I always watch "White Christmas" starring Bing and Danny Kaye every year. And one thing about Bing, he was open to trying new things in his music, like this duet with David Bowie.

We all have ou favorite holiday songs and albums, and one of mine is a 2009 Christmas album by Neil Diamond, entitled: "A Cherry, Cherry Christmas". Even the title tune is a fun holiday treat, where Neil ties in many of his song titles into the lyrics.