Willie Nelson Drops Christmas Love Song at 92, Honors Merle Haggard, and Fights False Rumors
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Willie Nelson Drops Christmas Love Song at 92, Honors Merle Haggard, and Fights False Rumors
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Willie Nelson continues to prove age is just a number at 92 years old. The country music legend released his new holiday single "Christmas Love Song" on Friday, October 24th through Legacy Recordings. Written by Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson alongside songwriters Bobby Tomberlin and Marv Green, the track is a heartfelt ballad produced by longtime collaborator Buddy Cannon. The song pays tribute to Nelson's wife Annie, whom he married in 1991, with lyrics expressing gratitude for their life together. Notably, the composition echoes themes from Nelson's 1963 classic "Pretty Paper," referencing the disabled street vendor he encountered during his days as a radio DJ in Fort Worth, Texas.
The single arrives perfectly timed before the holiday season and ahead of Nelson's 78th solo studio album, "Workin' Man: Willie Sings Merle," releasing November 7th. This tribute project features 11 classic songs written by his late friend Merle Haggard and marks a significant moment as Nelson honors one of country music's greatest songwriters who passed away in 2016.
Earlier this month, Nelson made a notable appearance performing at Farm Aid 40 in Minneapolis on September 20th at Huntington Bank Stadium. He performed "Help Me Make It Through the Night" alongside Waylon Payne at the 40th anniversary festival, which raised funds supporting family farmers. The concert featured fellow artists Neil Young and John Mellenville, with Bob Dylan also performing, making it Farm Aid's first-ever event held in Minnesota since its founding in 1985.
In a separate development, Nelson faced false reports claiming he would perform at a Turning Point USA-sponsored anti-Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime alternative. His representatives quickly denied the rumors, which makes complete sense given Nelson's well-documented progressive activism. The lifelong Democrat has publicly supported marijuana legalization, LGBTQ rights, and environmentalism, recently endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris during her 2024 campaign.
Additionally, it emerged that Nelson's extracts have been utilized by major brands including Martha Stewart and Cheech and Chong products through his partnership with Milwaukee-based Goodland Extracts, which processes hemp-derived cannabis products legally under the 2018 Hemp Farm Bill.
Overall, Nelson remains remarkably active across music, philanthropy, and business ventures, cementing his legacy as an enduring cultural icon.
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