Rocking a black sleeveless minidress, the 'Hollaback' girl is accompanied by a live band and some backing vocals as she performs the song on the Christmas-themed stage.
- Nov 30, 2017
AceShowbiz - Gwen Stefani is totally ready for the holiday season. The 48-year-old songstress has performed several tracks off her Christmas album "You Make It Feel Like Christmas" on several shows, including on NBC Christmas special, "Christmas in Rockefeller Center". Gwen opened the show by singing "My Gift Is You". It marked the singer's first time performing the song.
Teaming her black sleeveless minidress with elbow-high black gloves, Gwen was accompanied by a live band and some backing vocals as she performed on the Christmas-themed stage. "I can't wait to give all my loving to my best friend/ All I want is you to take my love and give it back again," she sang. "All I need is love and the truth/ And I got it, my gift is you."
Gwen released "You Make It Feel Like Christmas" on October 6. Earlier this month, Gwen opened up about recording the album in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. "I feel like it's just one of those things were, if I got it right on this record, it will be around for a long time," she shared.
She added, "That's so different from like, a regular record [which] kind of captures that moment in time in your life, and when you hear the songs, it takes you right back to that, whatever the pain was, or happiness."
The Christmas effort eventually led Gwen to nab her own holiday special called "Gwen Stefani's You Make It Feel Like Christmas". The show, which will be aired on NBC on December 12, will feature holiday sketches and musical performances, including a duet with her beau Blake Shelton. She will also perform several tracks off the effort as well as some holiday classics.
"I am excited to share my new holiday album with everyone and the joy of this holiday season," Gwen said of the show. "I look forward to giving audiences a peek into our family's favorite Christmas traditions and enjoying some of the music, old and new, that makes holiday so special."
