Rockefeller Center burst to life with pure holiday magic the moment Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani stepped onstage for their duet. The crowd fell silent, then melted the second their voices blended together like they were made for that moment. Gwen stunned everyone in a strapless emerald-green gown that sparkled under the lights, while Blake showed up in true country style with his red-and-black flannel and jeans—simple, warm, and perfectly him. As they sang, the whole place seemed to glow a little brighter. It wasn’t just a performance; it was one of those rare moments that makes the season feel warmer, sweeter, and downright unforgettable.

  • byJasmin
  • November 19, 2025
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Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani lit up the stage with their duet of “You Make It Feel Like Christmas” during NBC’s 90th Annual Christmas in Rockefeller Center. The festive performance, held on November 30 in New York City, was a memorable part of the evening.

“You Make It Feel Like Christmas” is a joyful duet co-written by Stefani and Shelton that became the centerpiece of Stefani’s first holiday album, released in 2017.

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani 2022 Rockefeller Tree Lighting Clips: Watch

“I wanna thank the storm that brought the snow/ Thanks to the string of lights that make it glow/ But I want to thank you, baby/ You make it feel like Christmas,” Shelton crooned before the two sang together.

“Sweet gingerbread made with molasses/ My heart skipped and I reacted/ Can’t believe that this has happened/ Like a present sent from God/Sleigh bells singing hallelujah/ Stars are shining on us, too/I want to thank you, baby/ You make it feel like Christmas.”

Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton 2022 Rockefeller Tree Lighting: Pics

Stefani stunned in a strapless emerald green gown, while Shelton kept it casual in a red and black flannel and jeans. Together, their harmonious voices perfectly captured the holiday spirit.

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