When do you stop listening to Christmas songs?

[WonderingAndOverthinking]

I feel weird about it come Boxing Day.

Anyone still listening to them now?

Can’t say I willingly listened to them before Christmas? Only if I was in a shop or something.

Christmas Day was the last day for us. I love them and get really sad when we go back to normal radio.

Not sure why anyone would listen to Christmas songs after Christmas Day itself?

Have you never heard of the 12 days of Christmas?

I was playing a Favourite Carols CD yesterday. I love carols!

Epiphany: when Christmas is over.
Until then I enjoy every moment of it; I still wear my Xmas jumper too.

I don’t really put them on after Christmas Day.

I stop listening in the car when heart christmas stops broadcasting. However my Spotify will throw in the odd christmas song through the year, so never 🫣.

@GETTINGLIKEMYMOTHER

Yes I have, but I still wouldn’t listen to a Christmas song after Christmas Day itself. Aren’t most people sick of hearing them by then??? 😂

Normally not after Christmas Eve. But I feel there are two favourites that I haven’t heard this year, so I may have a sneaky listen when my ‘I hate that middle of the road shit’ husband is out tomorrow.

I’m watched a Christmas film last night as haven’t had much chance to watch any this year. I may watch a final one tomorrow. I’m listening to some classical Christmas songs as we speak but I think come tomorrow I’ll have to turn them off. Every year I think I’ll listen and watch to make me feel more Christmassy but I always think I have more time than I do. I adore Christmas.

I have still got Christmas in the Heart CD on in the car, it comes out each November and reluctantly goes away sometime in January. It's the only Christmas album I listen to. Dylan blasting out Hark the Herald Angels Sing is a joy to behold

Heart Xmas finished yesterday 😞 Magic Christmas finished on Boxing day, which is definitely too soon!

Today is the last day for me, until beginning November. I had a Christmas album on whilst cooking a NYD roast.

I was wondering today how many others are still listening to Christmas music.

Christmas movies will still be watched this weekend - There’s a couple I didn’t have the chance to watch. Like another poster said, I always think I have more time than I actually do.

I wouldn’t object to Christmas music any time before epiphany, but generally New Year’s Day is the last date I consciously listen to Christmas music while cooking etc. I may listen to some tomorrow, just to shake things up.

Christmas Day. Any time after then just feels wrong although tree still up etc

As soon as possible, preferably before Christmas. They are so stale by then. We have such an amazing repertoire of Christmas songs in this country, yet we are bombarded with the same ones year after year after year.

A lot of the music channels seem to get rid of Christmas music on boxing day which seems very early given how many people are having a second day of visiting/belated Christmas dinner/seeing DC if separated etc. To me new year is the earliest. I will stop on 6th Jan. We still have some Christmas baking to complete too.

Whenever my DS will stop singing them 😬
I remember last March he was still singing jingle bells on the way into school. I’m hoping it is earlier this year.

I also still listen to them up until New Years Day usually. I don't get fed up as ovet the year's I've made up a Spotify playlist of lots of different Christmas songs that aren't the same ones you hear in shops or on radio etc. So I feel like I never get bored of them.

I'm done on Christmas Day
Same with Christmas films

I don't make a conscious decision, but really I never listen to them much after Christmas Day except if one happens to come on the TV/radio for some reason.

They feel a bit "past it" after Christmas Day for me.

Love Christmas songs and enjoyed them right up to New Years Day. That seems to be the cut off. Heart Christmas Radio stopped then also.

This

no clue… until epiphany, potentially. 🤔

Because it's technically still Christmas

Because it's technically still Christmas...