TouchTunes UK Unwraps Christmas Cheer with New Seasonal Playlist
Christmas is coming, and so is the festive soundtrack we all know and love. TouchTunes UK is excited to announce the launch of its 2024 Christmas Playlist, bringing the magic of the holiday season to digital jukeboxes nationwide.
From 27th November, customers are able to find dedicated Christmas tiles on the TouchTunes carousel, making it easier than ever to fill venues with the sounds of the season. Featuring timeless favourites from Mariah Carey, Wham!, and The Pogues, as well as fresh festive tracks from modern icons like Kelly Clarkson, the playlist caters to every musical taste. Whether it’s a classic croon from Bing Crosby or a rock anthem from Slade, the TouchTunes jukebox ensures everyone can find their ultimate Christmas singalong.
Lee Taylor, Head of Music at TouchTunes UK, said:
"Christmas music is a cornerstone of the festive atmosphere. This year, we’ve curated a playlist that brings together beloved classics and contemporary hits, offering something for everyone. Our jukeboxes are about creating moments, and there’s no better way to set the mood than with a great Christmas soundtrack."
TouchTunes’ seasonal playlist isn’t just about the songs—it’s about enhancing the customer experience. With the dedicated Christmas tiles, users can seamlessly browse and select their favourite tracks, ensuring that every venue can capture the festive spirit.
Whether you’re hosting an office party, winding down with friends, or simply looking to create a cozy festive vibe, TouchTunes jukeboxes are ready to help you celebrate the season with the perfect soundtrack.
For more information on TouchTunes and its jukebox offerings, visit TouchTunes UK.
5 December 2024
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