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[2026] Upbeat English-Language Christmas Songs We Want Women to Sing

[2026] Upbeat English-Language Christmas Songs We Want Women to Sing
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Every year during the Christmas season, many people love singing their favorite Christmas songs at karaoke.

That said, if you feel like your song choices have gotten a bit stale lately and you want to try something different, we’ve put together a Christmas song feature you’ll definitely want to check out.

We researched Western Christmas songs that we’d especially love for women to sing—from timeless classics everyone knows to recent hit tracks that have become popular in recent years.

What’s more, instead of mellow ballads, this selection focuses on upbeat, lively Christmas songs across various genres and eras.

It’s perfect for those who want to get everyone hyped and have fun together!

[2026] Upbeat English-Language Christmas Songs for Women to Sing (1–10)

Christmas AngelDelacey

Delacey – Christmas Angel (Official Video)
Christmas AngelDelacey

Delacey, known as a co-writer of Halsey’s hit song “Without Me” and also active as a singer, will release her first Christmas album in November 2025.

The title track features a lavish duet with Maren Morris, a star in the country scene.

Blending nostalgic warmth with a sultry sheen, the project offers a contemporary holiday song that stands apart from traditional carols.

The harmony of their voices glows like soft lights in a winter night sky.

Rather than relying on flashy sleigh bells, the arrangement stylishly evokes the season through intimate vocals.

It’s perfect as background music for a Christmas party, and sure to be a hit if you sing it as a duet with a close friend.

Highly recommended for anyone eager to try a different kind of English-language Christmas song.

Shake The Snow GlobeGwen Stefani

Gwen Stefani – Shake The Snow Globe (from “Oh.  What.  Fun.”) (Amazon Music Original)
Shake The Snow GlobeGwen Stefani

Here’s a poppy, energetic track that’s perfect for the holiday season.

When you think of Gwen Stefani, you think of the pop icon who broke out worldwide in the ’90s as the frontwoman of No Doubt and has churned out solo hits ever since.

In 2023, she was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and she continues to shine on the music scene after all these years.

This song was written for the Prime Video Christmas movie “Oh.

What.

Fun.”, released in November 2025.

It features a bouncy beat and dazzling horn arrangements, packed with the kind of fun that feels like shaking a snow globe.

Its upbeat, get-you-moving sound is perfect for livening up a Christmas party! Belt it out with your friends, and the energy in the room will soar.

Last First ChristmasLauren Spencer Smith

Lauren Spencer Smith – Last First Christmas (Lyric Video)
Last First ChristmasLauren Spencer Smith

Lauren Spencer Smith shot to fame after a video of her singing in her father’s truck went viral on social media in 2019.

Based in Canada, she achieved an international breakthrough in 2022 with “Fingers Crossed,” earning support as a singer of emotionally resonant pop songs.

Her holiday song, released in November 2025, is a warm love song that vows a future with her partner.

While sprinkling in Christmas motifs like snow and presents, it straightforwardly expresses the feeling that the only thing she truly wants is the person she loves.

She reportedly wrote the song after an animated conversation about Christmas with a friend in August 2024.

The everyday happiness of spending time with a partner or pet is directly reflected in the song’s cozy warmth.

If you sing it while picturing Christmas with someone special, it’ll warm your heart even at karaoke!

wishlistflowerovlove

Flower of Love, a singer-songwriter from London, is drawing attention as a Gen Z artist born in 2005.

Centered on bedroom pop, her flexible style charmingly absorbs elements of dream pop and neo-soul, and in 2024 she won “New Artist” at the Music Week Women in Music Awards.

Her first-ever holiday song, released in November 2025, is a sparkling, Christmasy tune with a breezy beat that feels great.

The story-driven music video—about heading to the North Pole to meet Mrs.

Claus—has also become a hot topic, overflowing with a delightfully playful vibe.

With a groove that makes you want to dance, it’s perfect for livening up karaoke with friends!

is it new years yet?Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter – is it new years yet? (Lyric Video)
is it new years yet?Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter, who got her start on Disney Channel and is active not only as an actress but also as a singer.

Featured on her holiday EP “Fruitcake,” released in November 2023, this song portrays the loneliness and melancholy of the Christmas season.

Watching the people around her coupled up, the protagonist wishes the New Year would come quickly, expressing those feelings over a danceable disco-pop sound.

The appealing contrast between the upbeat rhythm and the bittersweet emotions stood out when she performed it at Z100’s Jingle Ball in 2023.

It’s recommended for those who relate to not feeling upbeat during Christmas, or for anyone who wants to lift their spirits with a catchy, energetic track!

Red ChristmasKylie Cantrall

Kylie Cantrall – Red Christmas (From “Descendants: The Rise of Red”)
Red ChristmasKylie Cantrall

Born from the Disney film “Descendants: The Rise of Red,” this holiday pop song delivers an upbeat, bold message about making a Christmas party your own.

The protagonist turning a white party red perfectly captures the younger generation’s drive to enjoy the holidays in their own style.

Released in September 2024 and performed at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade that November, the track features a catchy melody and a festive, Christmassy sound.

Kylie Cantrall’s powerful vocals shine in this bright, energetic number—perfect for getting the vibe going at a Christmas party with friends.

It’s highly recommended for anyone who wants to celebrate the holiday season to the fullest while staying true to their individuality.

Where Are You Christmas?The Pretty Reckless

The Pretty Reckless – Where Are You Christmas? (Official Visualizer)
Where Are You Christmas?The Pretty Reckless

This song, released in October 2025 by the rock band led by Taylor Momsen—who played young Cindy Lou Who in the film The Grinch—reimagines her performance as a duet that layers her childhood vocals with her current rock voice, creating a dialogue with herself across 25 years.

While the distortion guitars and dynamic drums amplify the rock edge, the longing to rediscover the magic of Christmas remains intact.

Included on the holiday EP “Taylor Momsen’s Pretty Reckless Christmas,” it drew attention as the band’s first Christmas project.

It’s perfect for reflecting on her journey from child actress to rock musician through music, or for performing a Christmas song with a fresh rock twist at karaoke!