✨ CHRISTMAS ROYALTY RETURNS: Neil Diamond Brings Holiday Magic and Soul to Rockefeller Center ✨

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This holiday season, the lights of New York City will shine a little warmer — because Neil Diamond, the legendary voice behind generations of timeless hits, is returning to grace the stage at NBC’s annual “Christmas at Rockefeller Center” celebration.

At 84, Diamond remains one of music’s most beloved figures — a performer whose voice carries not just melody, but heart, faith, and a sense of home. This year, he’s set to headline the star-studded event, bringing his signature blend of pop, soul, and heartfelt sincerity to one of television’s most cherished holiday traditions.

Producers are already calling it “one of the most anticipated performances of the holiday season.” Fans can expect moving renditions of Christmas classics like “Silent Night” and “O Holy Night” — songs that showcase Diamond’s deep connection to spirit and storytelling.

He’ll also revisit favorites from his celebrated holiday album, The Gift of Christmas, reminding audiences why his music continues to resonate across generations.

As the Rockefeller tree lights up and the world gathers to celebrate together, Neil Diamond’s return promises to make this year’s holiday season not just bright — but unforgettable.

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