‘Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris’: How to Stream the Holiday Special Live Online Tonight

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Just in time for the peak of holiday programming, Christina Aguilera is set to spread holiday cheer across homes tonight. “Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris,” a musical special that doubles as both a concert and a reflection on her career, will air Monday night at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS and stream live for subscribers on Paramount+.

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The one-hour live event marks the 25th anniversary of Aguilera’s beloved 2000 holiday album “My Kind of Christmas,” and will capture the Grammy-winning artist performing festive classics and career highlights against the stunning backdrop of the Eiffel Tower, transformed into a luminous Christmas tree, atop a terrace above the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.

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Fans can expect a blend of Aguilera’s powerhouse vocals and intimate moments woven throughout the program. The setlist features holiday standards, Aguilera’s own classics and special guest appearances, including performances with percussion legend Sheila E. and French star Yseult. Between numbers, Aguilera is set to share personal reflections on “love, motherhood, reinvention,” according to a CBS press release.

The event will broadcast live on CBS but the best way for cable-cutters to tune in is on Paramount+. Paramount+ Premium subscribers can stream the CBS broadcast live through the service’s live TV feed, making it easy to watch on phones, tablets, smart TVs or streaming devices. Those with a Paramount+ Essential plan won’t get live access, but the special will be available on demand the day after it airs.

Fans can also access the CBS broadcast through other live TV streamers such as DirecTV, Hulu + Live TV and Fubo TV — all of which offer free trials.