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Poster: Holly Cole Swinging Christmas 2026
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Holly Cole Swinging Christmas 2026

  • Music
  • Blues
  • Jazz
  • Pop
  • Christmas

Show 7:30 PM · Ends 9:30 PM

Aeolian Hall
795 Dundas St, London

Holly Cole

$69

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The Holiday season has always been a wonder for a special someone named Holly Cole. Holly and her band of Merry men will be spreading joy and good cheer in their celebration of the season this year!

 Holly Cole isn't one of those artists who fall into any one category. Her smoky voice is sultry, her arrangements smart and sexy and all the while she and her musicians very uniquely reshape traditional Jazz, Pop, and Country standards.

 For Holly’s “Swinging Christmas 2026” concert get ready to experience many of the fun and very emotive and intimate songs of the Season, many picked from Holly’s “Baby It’s Cold Outside and I Have the Christmas Blues” album release.

 Ms. Cole is a Juno Award winning, world-renowned Canadian singer who began her career in 1989 with the release of her 4-song EP 'Christmas Blues' followed by her debut Gold selling album 'Girl Talk' in 1990. Since then, she has released an additional 11 recordings including Dark Moon her latest released February 2025.

On that recording she and her wonderful band reinvented songs from writers including Marty Balin, Peggy Lee, Hal David, Burt Bacharach, and Johnny Mercer.

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