Christmas is just around the corner, and Mariah Carey is already gearing up for the holiday season. The singer has recently announced a concert tour to continue the yearly tradition and is excited to get back on stage.
Sharing the news on social media, Carey said, “Yes, the actual defrosting has begun! Announcing the MERRY CHRISTMAS ONE AND ALL Tour!”
The 13-date concert tour will take Carey from the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, through Canada, and will end at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City. Fans can grab their tickets starting October 6, and the first performance is scheduled for November 15 in Highland, California at the Yaamava Casino.
Merry Christmas One and All! Tour Dates
Here are the tour dates for the MERRY CHRISTMAS ONE AND ALL Tour:
- November 15: Highland, California — Yaamava Casino
- November 17: Los Angeles, California — Hollywood Bowl
- November 21: Denver, Colorado — Ball Arena
- November 24: Kansas City, Missouri — T-Mobile Center
- November 27: Toronto, Ontario (Canada) — Scotiabank Arena
- November 29: Montreal, Quebec (Canada) — Centre Bell
- December 1: Detroit, Michigan — Little Caesars Arena
- December 3: Chicago, Illinois — United Center
- December 5: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — PPG Paints Arena
- December 11: Boston, Massachusetts — TD Garden
- December 13: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Wells Fargo Center
- December 15: Baltimore, Maryland — CFG Bank Arena
- December 17: New York City, New York — Madison Square Garden
Mariah Carey has rightfully earned the title of the queen of Christmas, thanks to her timeless hit song “All I Want for Christmas.” The song was originally released in 1994 but gained even more popularity with the rise of music streaming services.
In December 2017, “All I Want for Christmas” made an appearance in the top 10 of the Billboard charts. The following year, it climbed further to reach the top 5. Since then, Carey’s holiday anthem has dominated the charts for four consecutive years.
As of this week, “All I Want for Christmas” has spent a record-breaking nine weeks at No. 1 on the charts, making it the longest-reigning holiday song of all time. The only other Christmas tune that comes close is “The Chipmunk Song,” which spent four weeks at the top after its release in 1958.
Last year, Carey dethroned Taylor Swift from the No. 1 spot, ending Swift’s six-week streak with “Anti-Hero.” Mariah Carey continues to solidify her reign as the queen of Christmas, captivating audiences with her festive spirit and iconic holiday hits.
