List of Billboard Top Holiday Albums number ones of the 2000s

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The Top Holiday Albums chart is a seasonal chart published weekly by Billboard during the holiday months of each year. It tracks the best-selling Christmas and holiday albums in the United States. Throughout the 2000s, many albums, compilation albums, extended plays, and soundtrack albums reached the top spot of the chart. Italian opera singer and songwriter Andrea Bocelli received the first number one of the 2010s with his album My Christmas (2009). [1]

Contents

Chart history

Issue dateTitleArtistRef.
January 1, 2000 Faith: A Holiday Album Kenny G [2]
January 8, 2000 [3]
January 15, 2000 [4]
November 25, 2000 My Kind of Christmas Christina Aguilera [5]
December 2, 2000 Dream a Dream Charlotte Church [6]
December 9, 2000 [7]
December 16, 2000 [8]
December 23, 2000 [9]
December 30, 2000 [10]
January 6, 2001 [11]
January 13, 2001 My Kind of Christmas Christina Aguilera [12]
January 20, 2001 [13]
November 17, 2001 Christmas Extraordinaire Mannheim Steamroller [14]
November 24, 2001 [15]
December 1, 2001 Now That's What I Call Christmas! Various artists [16]
December 8, 2001 [17]
December 15, 2001 [18]
December 22, 2001 [19]
December 29, 2001 Christmas Extraordinaire Mannheim Steamroller [20]
January 5, 2002 [21]
January 12, 2002 Now That's What I Call Christmas! Various artists [22]
January 19, 2002 [23]
November 16, 2002 [24]
November 23, 2002 [25]
November 30, 2002 [26]
December 7, 2002 [27]
December 14, 2002 [28]
December 21, 2002 [29]
December 28, 2002 [30]
January 4, 2003 [31]
January 11, 2003 Christmas Extraordinaire Mannheim Steamroller [32]
January 18, 2003 Christmas Memories Barbra Streisand [33]
November 15, 2003 Harry for the Holidays Harry Connick Jr. [34]
November 22, 2003 Now That's What I Call Christmas!: The Signature Collection Various artists [35]
November 29, 2003 Harry for the Holidays Harry Connick Jr. [36]
December 6, 2003 [37]
December 13, 2003 Now That's What I Call Christmas!: The Signature Collection Various artists [38]
December 20, 2003 Harry for the Holidays Harry Connick Jr. [39]
December 27, 2003 [40]
January 3, 2004 [41]
January 10, 2004 [42]
January 17, 2004 Christmas Extraordinaire Mannheim Steamroller [43]
November 13, 2004 Christmas Celebration [44]
November 20, 2004 The Lost Christmas Eve Trans-Siberian Orchestra [45]
November 27, 2004 The Polar Express Soundtrack [46]
December 4, 2004 Merry Christmas with Love Clay Aiken [47]
December 11, 2004 [48]
December 18, 2004 [49]
December 25, 2004 [50]
January 1, 2005 [51]
January 8, 2005 [52]
January 15, 2005 Christmas Celebration Mannheim Steamroller [53]
November 19, 2005 Christmas Songs Diana Krall featuring the Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra [54]
November 26, 2005 [55]
December 3, 2005 The Christmas Collection Il Divo [56]
December 10, 2005 [57]
December 17, 2005 [58]
December 24, 2005 Christmas Songs Diana Krall featuring the Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra [59]
December 31, 2005 [60]
January 7, 2006 [61]
January 14, 2006 [62]
January 21, 2006A Very Merry Kidz Bop Kidz Bop Kids [63]
November 18, 2006 Wintersong Sarah McLachlan [64]
November 25, 2006 [65]
December 2, 2006 [66]
December 9, 2006 [67]
December 16, 2006 [68]
December 23, 2006 [69]
December 30, 2006 [70]
January 6, 2007 [71]
January 13, 2007 Now That's What I Call Christmas! 3 Various artists [72]
January 20, 2007 [73]
January 27, 2007 Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Special Edition Soundtrack [74]
October 20, 2007 Homecoming Jim Brickman [75]
October 27, 2007 Noël Josh Groban [76]
November 3, 2007 [77]
November 10, 2007 [78]
November 17, 2007 [79]
November 24, 2007 [80]
December 1, 2007 [81]
December 8, 2007 [82]
December 15, 2007 [83]
December 22, 2007 [84]
December 29, 2007 [85]
January 5, 2008 [86]
January 12, 2008 [87]
January 19, 2008 Sounds of the Season: The Elliott Yamin Holiday Collection Elliott Yamin [88]
October 11, 2008 Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Special Edition Soundtrack [89]
October 18, 2008 Nightmare Revisited Various artists [90]
October 25, 2008 [91]
November 1, 2008 [92]
November 8, 2008 [93]
November 15, 2008 Noël Josh Groban [94]
November 22, 2008 [95]
November 29, 2008 And Winter Came... Enya [96]
December 6, 2008 [97]
December 13, 2008 Noël Josh Groban [98]
December 20, 2008 [99]
December 27, 2008 [100]
January 3, 2009 [101]
January 10, 2009 [102]
January 17, 2009 All Wrapped Up Various artists [103]
October 10, 2009 And Winter Came... Enya [104]
October 17, 2009 This Christmas Michael McDonald [105]
October 24, 2009 Glory in the Highest: Christmas Songs of Worship Chris Tomlin [106]
October 31, 2009 Christmas in the Heart Bob Dylan [107]
November 7, 2009 [108]
November 14, 2009 If on a Winter's Night... Sting [109]
November 21, 2009 My Christmas Andrea Bocelli [110]
November 28, 2009 [111]
December 5, 2009 [112]
December 12, 2009 [113]
December 19, 2009 [114]
December 26, 2009 [115]
January 2, 2010 [1]
January 9, 2010 [1]
January 16, 2010 The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection Taylor Swift [116]

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