As the clock inches closer to midnight on December 31st, excitement fills the air. New Year’s Eve is a time of celebration, reflection, and anticipation for what lies ahead. Whether you’re planning an extravagant party or a cozy gathering with loved ones, one question looms large: What time do the New Year’s Eve shows start?<\/p>\n
Typically, major televised events kick off in the early evening. For instance, many networks begin their festivities around 8 PM EST. This gives viewers ample time to settle in and enjoy pre-show entertainment before diving into live countdowns as midnight approaches.<\/p>\n
In cities like New York City, where Times Square becomes a vibrant hub of activity, local celebrations often feature performances from popular artists that can start as early as 6 PM! These events build up to the iconic ball drop at midnight\u2014a moment millions eagerly await.<\/p>\n
But it\u2019s not just about big city spectacles; smaller towns host their own unique traditions too. From fireworks displays to community gatherings featuring local bands and food stalls\u2014these celebrations often have varying start times depending on local customs.<\/p>\n
So whether you\u2019re tuning into your favorite show or heading out to join friends in person this year, be sure to check your local listings for specific airtimes and event schedules!<\/p>\n
And remember: no matter when these shows begin or how you choose to celebrate\u2014what truly matters is sharing moments with those who mean the most as we welcome another year together.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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