Every year at the end of the year, the family gathers together to celebrate Christmas, listening to the immortal music of Christmas. Rockfans are no exception to that rule, but there may be familiar songs rocked very interestingly.

Happy Christmas (War Is Over) – Tarja Turunen

The first is a familiar composition by John Lennon in 1969 and has become a familiar song every Christmas. There are many cover versions of this song, but to open it, let's listen crazy skull hoodies  to the version of Tarja - former singer of the Nightwish group.

 Holy Night – Rob Halford

The Judas Priest singer reinvented this Christmas carol in a new way. The impressive vocals of the friend and the guitar create excitement for the listeners

hite Christmas – Guns N' Rose

Axl Rose's voice and Slash's guitar are two things that are easily recognized in this cover. The recording is not complete, but it has already started heating up our playlist today

Heavy Metal Christmas – Twisted Sister

The song has quite funny melody as well as lyric of the "old men" Twisted Sister. The song was refreshed by the band from the song The Twelve Days of Christmas. And on the album A Twisted Christmas released in 2006.

Auld Lang Syne – Girlschool

Refreshed by veteran British all-girls band: Girlschool, it's sure to excite you right from the start of the intro. The new remix of the song is very methodical with very "sweet" solo verses.

Run Rudolph Run – Lemmy Kilmister

A cover of Chuck Berry with "early" rock n roll influences. Lemmy's plastic voice is quite suitable for the rebellion of the song. The music is also performed by two famous artists, Dave Grohl and Billy Gibbons (from ZZ Top).

Jingle Bells – Skidrow

Although there is no longer the viking clothings  presence of Sebastian Bach, Skidrow is a name that rock fans still remember. They covered the 2007 Jingle Bells for the Monster Ballads Christmas compilation album. The punk style and Skidrow's signature heavy metal make the song somewhat new.

Last Christmas – Leo Moracchioli

Rising stars on YouTube are making professional investments in the videos they make. Typically, Leo Moracchioli with Frog Leap Studios has a channel with more than 300,000 followers. He also just covered Wham's song Last Christmas, which was very impressive when he played all the instruments alone.

We Wish You A Merry Xmas – Jeff Scott Soto

In the album "We Wish You A Metal Xmas And A Headbanging New Year" released in 2008, this will definitely be the song that rock fans choose to listen to every Christmas.

Unlimited Christmas

An exception as well as a priority for Vietnamese Rock when it comes to the mini-album of the band UnlimitedeD. The album was released by the band in 2013 with serious investment when combined with the symphony choir of the Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music. All songs are remixed in the band's power metal style. There is always a list of familiar songs: Christmas Canon (feat Ngoc Tuyen, Joy To The, Little Drummer Boy, Star From Bethlehem and We Wish You A Merry Christmas.