Kelly Clarkson Lights Up NBC’s Christmas at the Opry with “Underneath the Tree” – A New Holiday Classic with Unstoppable Vocals! At NBC’s Christmas at the Opry, Kelly Clarkson brought her signature powerhouse vocals to “Underneath the Tree,” filling the room with Christmas cheer. Her physical transformation and boosted vocal strength shone as she delivered a performance that captures both a modern holiday vibe and the nostalgic sound reminiscent of Phil Spector’s Christmas hits from the ’60s and ’70s. Fans agree—this song has all the makings of a new Christmas classic, immersing everyone in the festive season. (TB)

News — February 19, 2025 · 0 Comment

With the 2023 NBC holiday specials calendar released, it’s time to get festive. And what better way to do that than with a Christmas bop, courtesy of Kelly Clarkson?

Check your local listings for The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Or shall we say bops, plural. Clarkson has several of them spread across her two holiday albums, Wrapped in Red (2013) and When Christmas Comes Around… (2021). One of the highlights from the first LP is the uptempo, joyous “Underneath the Tree.” She’s performed the track many times, including when she was a Coach on The Voice in 2020. Her latest live rendition of the song was at NBC’s Christmas at the Opry special, airing in December 2023.

Watch that performance (and read the song’s lyrics) further down this post!

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