Smokey Robinson and Halle Bailey Celebrate Motown Legacy in NBC Holiday Special

The duo co-hosts 'A Motown Christmas,' featuring performances from iconic Motown artists and modern stars, airing tonight on NBC.

Smokey Robinson, 84, and Halle Bailey, 24, bridge generations as co-hosts of 'A Motown Christmas,' a festive special honoring the historic record label's impact.
The show will include over 25 performances of Motown classics like 'My Girl,' 'Superstition,' and 'Stop (In the Name of Love),' alongside holiday favorites.
Featured performers include Gladys Knight, The Temptations, Andra Day, Jamie Foxx, Jordin Sparks, and more, with a live band led by Emmy-winning musical director Rickey Minor.
Bailey, known for her role in Disney's 'The Little Mermaid,' shares her personal connection to Motown music, performing a medley of Supremes hits during the show.
Robinson reflects on Motown's enduring legacy, emphasizing its universal appeal and influence on future generations of musicians and fans.