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CHRISTMAS LEGEND RETURNS: Barry Gibb Brings Timeless Harmony to Rockefeller Center This Holiday Season The holidays are about to glow brighter than ever — Barry Gibb, the legendary voice of the Bee Gees, will headline this year’s “Christmas at Rockefeller Center” special on NBC, bringing warmth, soul, and pure magic to one of America’s most beloved holiday traditions. Producers are calling it “a moment of history in the making,” as Barry is set to perform heartfelt renditions of “Silent Night,” “The First Noel,” and a reimagined version of “How Deep Is Your Love (Christmas Mix).” Each performance promises to blend his iconic harmonies with the spirit of faith, family, and togetherness that defines the season. 💬 “Christmas, to me, has always been about gratitude — for love, for life, and for the people who keep your heart singing,” Barry shared. The two-hour celebration airs December 3 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock, promising a night of unforgettable melodies, luminous lights, and the enduring voice of a man whose music has carried generations — reminding us all that harmony, like Christmas, never truly fades.

CHRISTMAS LEGEND RETURNS: Barry Gibb Brings Timeless Harmony to Rockefeller Center This Holiday Season

The holidays are about to shine brighter than ever. Barry Gibb, the legendary voice of the Bee Gees, will headline this year’s “Christmas at Rockefeller Center” special on NBC, bringing his signature warmth, soul, and timeless harmony to one of America’s most cherished holiday traditions.

Producers are calling it “a moment of history in the making,” as the 79-year-old icon takes the stage to perform heartfelt renditions of “Silent Night,” “The First Noel,” and a reimagined holiday version of his classic, “How Deep Is Your Love (Christmas Mix).” Each performance will weave together Barry’s unmistakable harmonies with the themes that have defined both his life and his music — faith, family, and togetherness.

💬 “Christmas, to me, has always been about gratitude — for love, for life, and for the people who keep your heart singing,” Barry shared in a recent statement.

The event marks Barry’s first holiday headlining performance in over two decades and will see him joined by a full orchestra, gospel choir, and special surprise guests in what insiders are already calling “a celebration for the ages.”

As the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree sparkles with more than 50,000 lights, Barry’s voice will once again echo through New York City — a voice that has carried generations through joy, heartbreak, and hope. His presence promises to turn the familiar magic of the annual broadcast into something extraordinary: a night where nostalgia meets renewal, and where the harmony of the Bee Gees finds new life under the glow of the season.

The two-hour celebration airs December 3 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock, inviting families everywhere to gather, listen, and remember the beauty of timeless song.

Because in Barry Gibb’s hands, Christmas isn’t just a holiday — it’s a feeling. A melody that never fades. A harmony that still brings the world together.

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