Punk Christmas Albums

List of all Christmas Punk music albums; Christmas Punk songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Punk song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

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I Won't Be Home for Christmas

Blink-182

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Single

2001-10-16

I Won't Be Home for Christmas,All the Small Things,Josie,Please Take Me Home
2

It's a Wonderful Life

Fishbone

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Alternative rock,Christmas music

1987

David Kahne
3

Christmas

Jimmy Eat World

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Alternative rock,Pop punk

2004-12-07

Geffen Records
4

Christmas Spirit... in My House

Joey Ramone

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EP

Christmas (Baby Please Come Home),Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight),Spirit in My House,Don't Worry About Me,What a Wonderful World
5

Hi-Voltage Christmas Rock

Nerf Herder

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I've Got a Boner for Christmas,Awesome,Santa Has a Mullet,New Glasses,I Know What You're Getting for Christmas,Hebrew School Dropout,Yuletide Carrol
6

Punk Rock Xmas

Nicotine

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Album

2003
7

Let it Snow, Baby... Let it Reindeer

Relient K

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Alternative rock,Christian rock,Christmas music,Piano rock,Pop punk

Gotee Records
8

All I Want For Christmas

Shonen Knife

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Pop music,Punk rock

1999-12-16
9

The Christmas Album

Stiff Little Fingers

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Live Album

Punk rock
10

Merry X-mas and Fuck Off

Destructors

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Album

1983
For Your
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11

Merry Crassmas

Crass

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Single

1981
12

We Three Kings

The Reverend Horton Heat

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Album

Christmas music,Psychobilly

2005-10-04

Yep Roc Records
13

Skankin' Up Xmas

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Compilation album

Joy to the World,The First Noel,O Little Town of Bethlehem,Away in a Manger,Angels We Have Heard on High,God Rest Ye Gerry Mentlemen
14

Christmas with the Vandals: Oi to the World!

The Vandals

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Album

1996-11-19

1880.093
15

A Santa Cause - It's A Punk Rock Christmas

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Pop punk,Punk rock,Emo

2003

Immortal Records

4082.0
16

Kevin & Bean's Super Christmas

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Alternative rock,Christmas music,Pop punk,Punk rock

2006-12-10
17

Kindercore Records Christmas, Volume 2

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Compilation album

All the Right Reasons,Hyun's Snowy Night,Rockefeller Tree,Deilig Er Jorden,Always After Christmas, Boring,Secret Santa (You Could Be the One)
18

Punk Rock Xmas

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Compilation album

1995-10-10

Silent Night,Fuck Christmas,A Merry Jingle,There Ain't No Sanity Claus,Homo Christmas,It's Christmas
19

Taste of Christmas

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Compilation album

Pop punk,Rock music

2005-11-01

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