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'Of course it's cheesy!': Goo Goo Dolls don't play it 'cool' on unexpected new Christmas album

NewsOctober 15, 2020USA Today

In the ever-surprising game of Mad Libs that is 2020, the Goo Goo Dolls are releasing their first Christmas album. Yes, you read that right: The earnest alt-rockers behind late '90s hits (and now-karaoke staples) "Iris" and "Slide" are here to help you ring in the holidays with "It's Christmas All Over," out Oct. 30. A track from the album, the band's dulcet cover of "Let it Snow," is premiering exclusively on usatoday.com. The sheer randomness of the Dolls' releasing a holiday record is part of what appealed to lead singer John Rzeznik, who leans into the gooey, sentimental spirit of the seas

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