Jason Kelce reveals big surprise featuring Stevie Nicks
Jason Kelce collaborates on a Christmas special with Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks
Former football star Jason Kelce has tuned in with Fleetwood Mac’s legendary singer Stevie Nicks for a surprise Christmas duet.
The retired Philadelphia Eagles centre, 37, collaborated with Stevie Nicks, 76, to sing Maybe This Christmas by Ron Sexsmith for the upcoming holiday album A Philly Special Christmas Party.
The track was released on Friday, November 8th.
The ESPN analyst first hinted at the duet with Nicks on the official X account of his and his brother Travis Kelce’s joint podcast New Heights.
“The crossover we didn’t know we needed,” he wrote in the caption alongside a photo of himself dressed in a Christmas sweater, hugging Nicks. “Coming soon to a Christmas album near you.”
A Philly Special Christmas Party marks Kelce’s third holiday album with his former Philadelphia Eagles teammates Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata, a.k.a. The Philly Specials.
The sportsmen have previously released A Philly Special Christmas and A Philly Special Christmas Special in 2022 and 2023, respectively.
Jason might be a football star but he has previously dipped his toes in music as well. The NFL star reportedly played baritone saxophone in high school, and once joined the Philadelphia Orchestra for a performance at the Mann Center in 2018.
He played Fly, Eagles Fly at the event.
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