Muhammad Amanullah
Date: October 14, 2026
The True Post (Web News) —
Canadian music stars Alanis Morissette and Steven Page have announced new holiday albums scheduled for release in November, giving fans fresh music to enjoy ahead of the Christmas season.
The two projects will feature festive favourites, seasonal songs and new interpretations of familiar melodies. According to entertainment publication Exclaim!, Morissette’s album, Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, will arrive on November 6, while Page’s Steven’s Greetings is scheduled for release on November 13. Both albums are available for pre-order.
The announcements bring two well-known Canadian artists into the holiday music season, with Morissette bringing her own interpretations to Christmas classics and Page combining seasonal material with songs connected to his musical career.
Alanis Morissette’s New Holiday Album
Morissette’s upcoming album, Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, will feature a collection of holiday songs, including new versions of well-known Christmas standards.
The project also includes appearances by several guest artists, including Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, Martin Short, Amythyst Kiah, Joy Oladokun and Trans Voices.
Among the tracks are John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Happy Xmas (War Is Over) and Joni Mitchell’s well-known song River. The album will also feature familiar seasonal favourites such as Silent Night, Last Christmas and O Holy Night.
Morissette has also released her version of Beautiful Star of Bethlehem, featuring Brandi Carlile and Steve Martin.
Other tracks on the album include Little Drummer Boy, Ave Maria, What Child Is This?, O Tannenbaum, Christmas on the Dancefloor, To an Empath at Christmas Time and Merry Christmas, featuring Martin Short.
The album brings together traditional Christmas music and a range of guest collaborations, offering listeners a different interpretation of familiar holiday songs.
Steven Page Announces Steven’s Greetings
Page’s new album, Steven’s Greetings, will include Christmas music alongside songs associated with other seasonal celebrations.
According to Exclaim!, the tracklist features Christmas in Toronto, a song previously associated with the television series Murdoch Mysteries, and Everyone Can Sing at Christmas, which appeared in connection with Corner Gas.
The album will also include Hanukkah Blessings, Blow Blow Thou Winter Wind, Auld Lang Syne, I Have a Little Dreidel, Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah, Drinking ’Round The Christmas Tree, The Power of Love and Cheese Log.
The publication noted that it was not clear whether all the recordings were newly made or whether some were drawn from previously recorded material.
Page’s album is scheduled for release on November 13, and pre-orders are available through his online store.
Steven Page Plans Tour Across Canada and the United States
Alongside the album announcement, Page has revealed a concert tour supporting Steven’s Greetings, with performances scheduled in Canada and the United States.
Canadian stops listed in the announced schedule include Toronto, Ottawa, London in Ontario, Regina, West Vancouver, Victoria, Fredericton, Charlottetown, Moncton, Halifax and Saint John.
The tour also includes several US cities, giving audiences in both countries an opportunity to hear the new holiday material live.
The schedule includes a performance at Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on November 27, followed by a show in Ottawa on November 28. Other Canadian dates include London on November 30, Regina on December 2 and West Vancouver on December 3.
The tour is scheduled to continue into 2027, with additional performances in Atlantic Canada.
Fans should consult Page’s official tour listings for the latest dates, venue information and ticket availability.
Both Albums Arrive Ahead of Christmas
Morissette’s album is due on November 6, followed by Page’s release one week later on November 13. Both projects will be available ahead of the Christmas holiday period.
Holiday albums have long been a familiar part of the music industry’s seasonal calendar. Artists often revisit traditional carols, reinterpret popular festive songs or release original material designed for the holiday season.
Such releases can also introduce classic songs to new audiences through different musical arrangements and collaborations.
Morissette is widely recognised for her contribution to Canadian popular music, while Page is known for his work with Barenaked Ladies and his solo career.
The guest appearances on Morissette’s album and the range of seasonal songs on Page’s release are likely to attract interest from listeners looking for new music for the holidays.
However, the albums’ commercial performance and reception will only become clear after their release.
For now, the November announcements give fans of both artists two new releases to look forward to as the festive music season approaches.
