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Christmas Song List for Your Office Christmas Party This Year

Office Christmas parties are always one to look out for. Not only are they the celebration of the holiday season, but you also get gifts and bonuses based on company and individual performances. So, everyone’s mood is at an all-time high. 

And it’s no fun when the music doesn’t match the party's vibe. So, you need an incredible Christmas song list with everyone swaying, spinning, and dancing all night long.

Hence, we’ve curated a mix of classics and contemporary songs to keep your song list refreshing and upbeat. Our list features the most talented artists ever to release Christmas singles, so let’s get started. 

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Best Christmas Song List Make Your Guests at Corporate Parties Sing-Along & Dance

Here are some songs that everyone knows and loves to mesmerise guests with their timeless appeal and holiday atmosphere at your next corporate party

  1. Underneath The Tree – Kelly Clarkson

This song is a celebration of being together with loved ones in the holiday season. With a catchy tune and mix of pop and holiday elements, you will have this one stuck in your mind for quite some time. 

Instrumentally, the song is rich with recognisable holiday sounds like sleigh bells, chimes and even orchestral elements. You’ll also find modern pop touches with electric guitars, keyboards, and drums. 

Overall, it’s an upbeat and cheerful track that will have everyone tapping their foot.

  1. Sleigh Ride – The Ronettes

A Christmas classic, “Sleigh Ride” features brass instruments, trumpets and trombones. You get a distinct Christmas-y feel with all the joy of gliding through snow on a sleigh yourself.

The Roenettes’ vocals are harmoniously playful and they evoke a sense of excitement throughout the song. With the lyrics encapsulating the feel of holiday romance in snowy landscapes, your guests will be drawn to think of their most charming memories. 

  1. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town - The Jackson 5

The Jackson 5 infuse their Motown flair and play with elements of pop to make this Christmas classic even more spectacular.  You can hear horns, guitars and energetic drumming providing a fantastically festive instrumental backing. 

With a funky bassline and a lively arrangement mixed with rhythmic percussion, you can feel your body moving to the music of its own accord. 

Michael Jackson’s soulful vocals shine through especially as he sings the catchy chorus that makes the song iconic and unforgettable. 

  1. All I Want for Christmas is You – Mariah Carey

"All I Want for Christmas is You" by Mariah Carey is nothing short of a Christmas anthem that must be on your playlist. 

The seamless blend of pop and R&B with classic Christmas instruments and tunes gives the song a unique festivity that makes it so iconic.

  1. Wonderful Christmas Time – Paul McCartney

This song has a unique synth-driven arrangement incorporating bells and synthesisers, keyboards, chimes, and other holiday-esque instruments. 

What makes this song a classic is its modern touch and McCartney’s powerhouse vocals producing layered harmonies. 

  1. Thank God It’s Christmas – Queen

After playing upbeat, catchy beats back to back, this soulful ballad is perfect to bring some warmth and nostalgia into your playlist.

Opening with the gentlest piano chords, Freddie Mercury pours his heart out with sincere lyrics about how Christmas puts a pause on our day-to-day hardships. 

Musically this song has a grandiose arrangement that’s quite memorable. What stands out most instrumentally is Brian May’s guitar solos blending perfectly into orchestral elements. 

  1. Winter Wonderland – Dean Martin

Who doesn’t love a white, snowy Christmas? Martin paints a beautiful scene with a depiction of snow-covered landscapes and festive joy.  His vocals are smooth and soothing, gently transporting your guests to far-away magical lands.

The instrumental backing provides a distinct festive vibe with piano, trumpet, saxophone and drums playing. You’ll also hear gentle dings of sleigh bells adding to the holiday elements of this song. 

  1. Holly Jolly Christmas - Burl Ives

It’s a Christmas classic with a cheerful and festive melody with charming lyrics. The blend of different styles of music like folk, pop, and country provides a unique sound. 

With an energetic tempo, this song will pump life into your party and have your guests swaying and dancing. Overall, it’s the perfect song to evoke Christmas nostalgia.

  1. Step into Christmas - Elton John

Elton John is the most iconic name in music with fantastic vocal prowess and a genius ability to write songs. However, his magnetism as a performer is what sets him apart. 

“Step into Christmas” showcases a powerful arrangement with a blend of elements of rock. Pop, and classic Christmas. The guitar riffs and punchy horns add a dimension and vibrance to the music that’s infectious. 

Elton John plays the piano and delivers a flawless vocal performance, making this song the classic that it is.

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  1. Feliz Navidad - José Feliciano

As an unconventional choice, play "Feliz Navidad" for some heartfelt festivities. The song is simple and harmonious with wishes of Merry Christmas and Happy New Year sung in both English and Spanish.

A fun song bringing cultures together, this has to go down on your Christmas song list. The tempo is very energetic and upbeat making the energy of this song infectious and unforgettable. 

  1. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Frank Sinatra

Here’s another Christmas ballad to slow things down a little. Frank Sinatra’s silky smooth voice melting into lush orchestration creates a sense of intimacy in this song.

It’s a hopeful song that acknowledges the hardships of life but ultimately has a positive outlook urging us to find joy in the company of our loved ones. 

Sinatra sings “Let your heart be light” perfectly encapsulating how the holidays forget our worries for a while. 

  1. Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town - Bruce Springsteen

This rendition of the classic song is especially exciting, with a signature rock n’ roll sound and a rhythm section complemented by engaging saxophone solos and elaborate guitar riffs.

Springsteen’s vocals sound gravelly and hoarse, making this rock n’ roll version sound more enigmatic. He beautifully captures the joy of Christmas that characterised our childhoods. 

  1. Do You Hear What I Hear? - Whitney Houston

This is a Christmas carol revisiting the journey of the many characters who witnessed the birth of Jesus. It shares a message of love and hope that is meant to illustrate the true meaning of Christmas. 

Whitney Houston rends her immaculate vocals to this classic and intensifies the song with unbelievable grace and conviction.

  1. We Wish You a Merry Christmas - Weezer

Weezer provides an alternative rock sound to this classic that is perfect for adding a modern touch to your Christmas party. 

With a contemporary arrangement featuring energetic drumming, guitar riffs, and vocal harmonies, it’s a great twist on the original.

  1. Joy to the World - Pentatonix

Pentatonix’s version of  "Joy to the World" features layered vocal textures and harmonies that gradually build to a powerful climax. 

The song is entirely vocally driven with beatboxing providing support rhythmically. It’s a unique listening experience that your guests will surely enjoy.

 

Final Words

We know how hectic it can be to arrange a corporate Christmas party. Having to come up with the perfect Christmas song list is only an additional responsibility. We made up this song list with a blend of classic and modern renditions along with some Christmas ballads.

However, the songs will sound even more incredible when performed live. Nothing beats live music when it comes to creating a festive and charming atmosphere.

With UK Live Entertainment, you get access to talented musicians to perform at your party. You can view the reviews from our customers as well to get a good sense of what you can expect.