Find out what's on Kristen and Nige's ultimate Christmas playlist

There are an infinite amount of Christmas songs to play around the festive season.

Kristen and Nige have made it easy for you by creating the Ultimate Christmas Playlist by combining their top 10 MUST play festive tunes for the holiday season.

Kristen’s Pick:
“You might be surprised to learn that my playlist is made up of mostly classics. No Taylor Swift here, sorry. If you haven’t heard Whitney Houston’s version of “Do you hear what I hear” be prepared to have your socks blown off. I hope you and your family are popping this on as the soundtrack as you decorate the tree OR as you sit down to a festive game of UNO. Merry Xmas, with love from Kristen.”

All I want for Christmas is you – Mariah Carey
Deck the Hall – Nat King Cole
Santa Claus is Coming to town – Frank Sinatra
What Christmas means to me – Stevie Wonder
Merry Christmas baby – Bruce Springteen & The E street band
Last Christmas – Wham!
Do you hear what I hear – Whitney Houston
Baby it’s cold outside – John legend feat. Kelly Clarkson
Jingle Bell Rock – Bobby Helms
Merry Christmas – Ed Sheeran & Elton John

Nige’s Pick:
“Every year, I try to find Christmas Carols that don’t suck, but I also have to have tradish stuff like Bing Crosby. I don’t see any reason Bing and Run DMC shouldn’t share the airwaves. Merry Xmas, friends!”

Happy Xmas, war is over – John Lennon.
Christmas in Hollis – Run-D.M.C.
The Little Drummer Boy – Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
O Holy Night – Jewel
Hark the Herald Angels Sing – Phil Whickham “Any version is fine. What a belter!” – Nige
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas – Michael Bublé
Silent Night – Stevie Nicks
White Christmas – Bing Crosby
Christmas Time (Don’t let the Bells End) – The Darkness
Christmas Time – Bryan Adams

Notable mention:
One of Nige’s tracks didn’t make the list but needs a mentions – Things I want – Sum 41 feat. Tenacious D.
If you find time for one more song, give this one a whirl!