Holiday Favorites with Lindsey Stirling

Combining her love of classical music with electronic dance and hip-hop, California artist Lindsey Stirling is a violinist, dancer, and performer who surpassed early viral fame with a solo career that captured an audience in the pop mainstream. Early on, she was known for her YouTube cover videos and for competing on the 2010 season of America’s Got Talent, but she quickly became a crossover success after the release of her self-titled 2012 solo debut. As the decade progressed, she issued multiple Top Five, gold-certified albums, including 2014’s Shatter Me and 2016’s Brave Enough, both of which found her expanding her sound with singers including Lzzy Hale, Dia Frampton, Christina Perri, Rivers Cuomo, and others. Stirling has continued to explore new musical territory, releasing the 2017 holiday album Warmer in the Winter and collaborating with vocalists Amy Lee and Elle King on her chart-topping 2019 LP Artemis. After another holiday album, 2022’s Snow Waltz, she returned with the existentially charged Duality in 2024.

1. Lindsey Stirling – Carol Of The Bells
2. Lindsey Stirling;Sabrina Carpenter – You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch
3. Lindsey Stirling – All I Want For Christmas
4. Lindsey Stirling – Feliz Navidad
5. Lindsey Stirling – Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy
6. Lindsey Stirling – I Saw Three Ships
7. Lindsey Stirling – Joy To The World
8. Lindsey Stirling – Little Drummer Boy
9. Lindsey Stirling – Main Title From Home Alone (Somewhere In My Memory)
10. Lindsey Stirling – Deck The Halls
11. Lindsey Stirling – O Holy Night
12. Lindsey Stirling – Sleigh Ride
13. Lindsey Stirling – Jingle Bell Rock
14. Lindsey Stirling – Angels We Have Heard On High
15. Lindsey Stirling – Let It Snow
16. Lindsey Stirling – Santa Baby
17. Lindsey Stirling – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
18. Lindsey Stirling – What Child Is This
19. Lindsey Stirling – I Wonder As I Wander
20. Lindsey Stirling – We Three Gentlemen (Medley)
21. Lindsey Stirling – Silent Night
22. Lindsey Stirling – Hallelujah
23. Lindsey Stirling – O Come, O Come Emmanuel