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Stevie Nicks will be featured on Jason Kelce and the Eagles’ Christmas album

The Fleetwood Mac singer will join Kelce, Lane Johnson, and Jordan Mailata on the Birds’ third Christmas record. Travis Kelce, Boyz II Men, and Devon Gilfillian also are confirmed as taking part.

Singer Devon Gilfillian with Eagles offensive linemen Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson and ex-Eagle Jason Kelce in a recording session for "A Philly Special Christmas Party."
Singer Devon Gilfillian with Eagles offensive linemen Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson and ex-Eagle Jason Kelce in a recording session for "A Philly Special Christmas Party."Read moreKait Privitera

Jason Kelce and the Philly Specials are making our “Dreams” come true this Christmas.

New Heights shared a photo of Kelce and music icon Stevie Nicks in the studio Wednesday on social media, teasing a guest appearance by Nicks on the newest Eagles Christmas album.

The announcement didn’t reveal what track to expect to hear Nicks on.

Kelce’s brother, Travis, talked on New Heights earlier this year about meeting Nicks at one of the stops on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

“You might be the only one in the family who hasn’t met [Nicks] yet. Mom got to meet her down in Florida,” he told Jason on the show. “She’s every bit of what everyone makes her out to be. She’s just so awesome.”

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Now, Jason’s made the connection — and it’s all of Philadelphia’s gain.

The Fleetwood Mac singer is the latest guest artist joining Kelce, Lane Johnson, and Jordan Mailata on the Birds’ third Christmas record. Other guests will include Travis Kelce, Boyz II Men, Delco-raised singer Devon Gilfillian, and acclaimed Philly sax player Immanuel Wilkins, with more yet to be revealed. Patti LaBelle, Howie Roseman, Jordan Davis, and Lil Dicky were among the guests on the 2023 edition of the album.

A Philly Special Christmas Party will be available for preorder on Nov. 1 and will be released on Nov. 29. Sales from the album will benefit charitable organizations in Philadelphia. The 2023 edition of the album raised over $3 million for the Children’s Crisis Treatment Center, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and nearly 50 other local organizations.