Step Into Christmas: A Festive Tribute to Elton John's Holiday

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O2 Guildhall Southampton in SouthamptonFri, Dec 18, 2026 · 07:30 PM

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STEP INTO CHRISTMAS is a Music / Holiday / Christmas Music event at O2 Guildhall Southampton in Southampton.

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This festive event celebrates Elton John's beloved holiday single "Step into Christmas," a song that has become a seasonal staple since its 1973 release. Attendees can expect a joyful atmosphere filled with the song's signature wall-of-sound production, a homage to Phil Spector's Christmas classics.

The evening will feature live performances and activities inspired by the track's enduring legacy, including nods to its iconic music video. The original video, featuring John at a piano adorned with a red feather boa, was reimagined in 2024 with Cara Delevingne in the lead role, adding a fresh twist to the holiday spirit.

The song's chart success, including a No. 7 peak on the UK singles chart in 2025 and a 4× Platinum certification, underscores its lasting appeal. This event offers a chance to experience the magic of "Step into Christmas" in a live setting.

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  • The event is held in Southampton, a city with excellent transport links and festive attractions.
  • Dress warmly for a winter evening and enjoy the holiday atmosphere.
  • Check local listings for nearby parking and public transport options.

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Step Into Christmas

"Step into Christmas" is a Christmas song written by British musician Elton John and lyricist Bernie Taupin, and performed by John.More

Released in November 1973 with "Ho, Ho, Ho " as the B-side, the song originally peaked at No. 24 on the UK singles chart.

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