Alanis Morissette is getting into the holiday spirit for the first time. Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, her first full-length holiday album, arrives November 6, 2026 via Epiphany Music and Virgin Music, a 14-track set mixing originals, Christmas covers and an all-star guest list.
The album features two original songs — “Christmas on the Dance Floor” and “To An Empath at Christmas Time” — alongside covers of “O Holy Night,” “Last Christmas” and Joni Mitchell’s “River.” Guests include Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, Martin Short, Joy Oladokun, Amythyst Kiah and the UK’s Trans Voices choir, with the lead single “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem” featuring Carlile and Martin.
Fans do not have to wait for the full drop: six tracks are already streaming ahead of the November 6 release, giving listeners a taste of the festive set.
The release coincides with Morissette’s stage schedule — four Los Angeles YouTube Theater performances of her Butterfly with a Machete production on November 5, 6, 10 and 11. Several of the album’s tracks were released individually over the years and are collected here alongside new recordings.
From jagged little pill to jingle bells, the Alanis Morissette holiday album marks an unexpected but fitting chapter in her three-decade career.
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