Christmas with Delta in Hollywood
For the first time ever, Delta Goodrem's beloved annual Christmas with Delta spectacular is coming straight from Hollywood, showcasing thrilling new star performances alongside treasured highlights from past years.
Don't miss this festive celebration on Sunday, December 22, at 7.00 pm AEDT on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Join Delta as she follows the stars to find the perfect home in the Hollywood Hills to bring her annual Christmas show to life with friends old and new. The special will feature unforgettable performances from Pat Monahan, Calum Scott, Christina Perri, Lukas Nelson, Josh Groban, Howie Dorough, Colin Hay, and a special appearance by Santa himself.
Delta said: "This year we're bringing Christmas with Delta to new heights, filming from Hollywood. With heartfelt new performances, surprise guests who bring a sense of home and cherished moments from past years, it's a privilege to share the love and magic of the season with everyone once again."
In true Aussie Christmas fashion, viewers will meet special guests dropping in, including globally renowned DJ and music producer Fisher (Paul), his wife Chloe, and their daughter Bobbi, celebrating their first family Christmas. Famous fashion designer Camilla Franks will also join the festivities, adding her signature flair and a touch of magic.
To top it off, celebrity chef Curtis Stone brings a feast to the table, whipping up a quintessential Christmas dinner. His wife Lindsay and their son Hudson join in the festivities, making it a true family affair.
Delta added: "I'm so grateful to the incredible artists and dear friends from around the world who have joined me this year to bring our fifth Christmas special to life. It's a truly magical celebration filled with festive cheer and holiday spirit, celebrating Christmas the Australian way.
"I love the special feeling in the air at Christmas. It's a time to reflect on the year and truly celebrate being with family and friends."
This year Christmas with Delta also takes a nostalgic journey down memory lane, revisiting unforgettable performances from previous specials, including moments with Olivia Newton-John, Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue.
Through an intimate and heartwarming performance, Delta and The Delta Goodrem Foundation will spread joy to those facing challenges, while honoring the angelic hero nurses who care for communities all year round.
With heartfelt duets, festive classics and surprise appearances, this year's special promises a joyful celebration of music, love and Christmas spirit, wrapped up in a show-stopping showcase.
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