Looking to watch ‘Christmas in Paris’? Here's the one-stop guide for Christina Aguilera’s holiday concert

The 'Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris' concert is poised to elevate nostalgia into a spectacle, blending timeless tunes with glamour
Christina Aguilera performing with the Los Angeles Philharmonic (Cover Image Source: Instagram | @xtina)
Christina Aguilera performing with the Los Angeles Philharmonic (Cover Image Source: Instagram | @xtina)

After the release of her third studio album, 'My Kind of Christmas', 25 years ago, Christina Aguilera is ready to return to the season that helped shape her legacy in an unforgettable style. 'Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris' isn’t just a holiday concert, but a milestone to celebrate the holiday chart-topping album. It even sold over a million copies globally. The concert, set against one of the most romantic cities in the world, is poised to elevate nostalgia into a spectacle, blending timeless Christmas tunes with glamour, Parisian artistry, and Aguilera's evergreen voice. Although the show is set across the Atlantic, watching from home is effortless, with multiple free streaming options available. 

For viewers looking to stream 'Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris' for free, DirecTV is one of the easiest options. As the show will go live on CBS at 9 pm ET on Monday, December 22, it will be available on DirecTV's MyNews package. With CBS available in most of its markets, DirecTV offers a 5-day free trial and plans starting from $39.99 per month. Fans can tune in without committing to a long-term subscription, making it perfect for viewing a one-night holiday event. 

Fubo is another popular streaming free source fans can turn to. It also contains CBS Live. Known for its vast lineup of news, sports, and entertainment channels, it provides a 7-day free trial period for new joiners. Accessing CBS from Fubo would require a subscription to its sports package, which is priced at $45.99 for the first month and later $55.99. Cord-cutters in need of a risk-free viewing and flexibility can rely on this streaming service for 'Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris'. 

For those seeking a more streamlined platform, Paramount+ Premium and Hulu + Live TV are also strong options. The former costs $12.99 per month; during its week-long trial, the experience will be ad-free, along with the live CBS access where 'Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris' will premiere. Meanwhile, Hulu + Live TV will cost $89.99 per month after a three-day trial. All the aforementioned services will allow fans to watch the show live if they don't have cable. They must remember the subscription before the end of the trial. 

For fans of 'Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris', the concert promises pure holiday magic. According to Billboard, "Against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower–fashioned into a shimmering Christmas tree–Aguilera delivers an immersive performance with the city skyline as both stage and witness," reads a description of the special. "As twilight deepens, she moves fluidly through holiday classics and career-defining hits, all captured in a sumptuous vintage-lens glow. Between songs, the film drifts into dreamlike Parisian interludes–where Christina contemplates love, motherhood, reinvention, and the artistry that has defined her journey." As per Red94, the setlist includes songs like 'My Favorite Things', 'The Christmas Song', 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas', and 'What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?' French R&B icon Yseult will accompany Aguilera, with noted percussionist Sheila E also joining them.

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