Philadelphia Eagles Release a Second Christmas Album Featuring Jason Kelce, Jordan Mailata, Patti LaBelle — and Travis Kelce The team's inaugural Christmas vinyl raised over $1.25 million in 2022.
By Emily Rella •
Watch out, Mariah!
NFL (and Kelce brother) fans were shocked last week when the Philadelphia Eagles released the second "A Philly Special Christmas," featuring Jason Kelce and Jordan Mailata, with an appearance by Grammy-award-winning icon Patti LaBelle, who joined the group for a rendition of the popular classic "This Christmas."
Now, the album has added Travis Kelce to the mix. The Chiefs tight end joins his brother, Jason, for the song, "The Fairy Tale of Philadelphia."
Jason plays center for the Eagles and was named a People's Sexiest Man Alive finalist in 2023. He also co-hosts the popular "New Heights" podcast with Travis.
"I don't know if you could call what I did singing," Jason Kelce joked to ESPN about last year's album. "I'm very much just like a yeller in certain tones. There are some songs on there that I think are going to shock people, especially people who haven't heard Jordan Mailata sing."
Mailata, who plays offensive tackle, sounds incredible — he could have won "The Voice" or "American Idol." And Kelce had fans in stitches with his low bass.
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If any of them are looking for a post-NFL career, they might know someone to call. Travis is dating superstar musician Taylor Swift.
In addition to being a singing legend, LaBelle also has a popular pie company, selling her goods in Walmart and Target and grossing $200 million with her food brand, Patti's Good Life, per NBC.
The album will feature 11 songs, including a Kelce original aptly titled "Santa's Night." Vinyls cost $75, while a set with last year's costs $125.
It's also available on all streaming platforms.
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Album proceeds will go to local organizations including the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Children's Crisis Treatment Center.
Last year, the team raised an impressive $1.25 million for local charities.
