Lucie Tiger brings the feel good vibes with Everybody’s Family At Christmas, her Holiday single. It’s a lively, warm-hearted song about people who gather together when their own families are far away.Everybody’s Family at Christmas was co-written with Mark Narmore (“That’s What I Love About Sunday”). The song celebrates an inclusive, feel-good approach to the holidays, where friends gather around the table, friends and neighbors drop in, and the spirit of togetherness makes everyone feel welcome.It leans into the upbeat, conversational side of country, with a hook-driven chorus that feels at home among the holiday classics while giving the genre a fresh, contemporary voice. The emotional heart of the song prompts listeners to sing along and join in the good vibes. The premise is simple: your family may be far away, but that doesn’t mean you have to shut down the good vibes. Invite your neighbour in. Ask your best friend. Invite the bartender from your local bar. Open the door to old friends and newcomers. For a city girl from Sydney who spends holidays far from home, this has been her experience for the last few years. Tiger’s holiday song reflects the communal spirit at the heart of Nashville’s songwriting culture. Music City has been shaped by people arriving from somewhere else, finding their tribe, and building new connections from the ground up. Tiger’s heartfelt song taps directly into that. Written by Lucie Tiger and Mark Narmore, Everybody’s Family At Christmas was recorded in Muscle Shoals with Lucie Tiger (acoustic guitar and vocals), Mark Narmore (keys), Bob Wray (bass guitar), plus Tommy Harden on drums, with Tiger and Charles Holloman sharing production duties.