Setlist from last night (19/20 December)

"The Season's Upon Us" - Dropkick Murphys
"Run Rudolph Run" - The Smithereens
"Ho Ho!" - Wild Billy Childish
"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" - Los Straitjackets
"Marry ... Christmas" - Drew Neely & the Heroes

"Goin' Up to Bethlehem" - Bob Rivers
"Christmas List" - Redambergreen
"Oatmeal for Xmas" - Let's Go Bowling
"Gloria" - Elastica
"It Ain't Christmas Yet" - Ben Kweller

"The Christmas Song" - Weezer
"Merry Christmas, Baby" - Southern Culture on the Skids
"The Christmas Song" - The Raveonettes
"Christmas Vacation" - Descendents
"Hey, Santa Claus" - The Chesterfield Kings

"I Want a Tardis for Christmas" - The Legendary Noobs
"All I Wanted Was a Skateboard" - Super Deluxe
"City of Christmas Ghosts" - Goldblade (featuring Poly Styrene)
"Father Christmas" - The Kinks
"Something About Christmas" - Revenge of the Egg People

"Santa Looked a Lot Like Daddy" - The Reverend Horton Heat
"I Wanna Be a King of Orient Aah" - Elastica
"Little Drummer Boy" - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
"Christmas" - The Posies
"I Won't Be Home for Christmas" - Blink 182

"Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)" - The Ramones
"Holy Holy" - David Bowie
"I Want an Alien for Christmas" - Fountains of Wayne
"Oi to the World" - The Vandals
"Holidaze (S'cuze Me, I've Got Gifts to Buy)" - Bob Rivers

"Jingle Bells" - The Brian Setzer Orchestra
"No Presents for Me" - Pandemonium
"Santa's Coming Home" - Cocktail Slippers
"Come On, Christmas" - Cheap Trick
"3 Ghosts (A Modern Xmas Carol)" - Boss Martians

"The Man in the Santa Suit" - Fountains of Wayne
"Season's Greeting Felony" - Revenge of the Egg People
"O Little Town of Bethlehem" - Bob Rivers
"Is This Christmas?" - The Wombats
"Santa Claus Is Foolin' Around" - Bob Rivers

Alright, I'll bite: who the heck is Bob Rivers?

Bob Rivers is a (retired) Seattle DJ who, with his band Spike & the Impalers, recorded a lot of parody songs for his radio show. His Christmas-themed parodies proved exceptionally popular, leading to five albums' worth of them on Atlantic. The first four of those albums have been a staple of the holidays at my house for many years. Check out Bob's web site if you like.