Arthur Hill Releases Christmas Single ‘Santa, Can I Borrow Your Sleigh’
The song draws on the Christmas movie trope of a last-minute airport dash to make amends.
Arthur Hill has released “Santa, Can I Borrow Your Sleigh,” a Christmas single built around a familiar seasonal scene: a last-minute dash through an airport. Hill sings from the perspective of someone who has disappointed a partner and is racing to make things right before the year ends.
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The single arrives after a busy year for Hill. He headlined Wembley Arena before releasing his debut album, then made his first Main Stage appearance at Reading & Leeds Festival this summer. “Santa, Can I Borrow Your Sleigh” follows “Orange Wine,” which went viral on TikTok, and “Record Timing,” both of which offered previews of the album. Hill also wrote “Winning Formula” for the film Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom, marking his first soundtrack contribution.
In 2027, Hill will begin his biggest headline run to date, the Arthway Round the World Tour. The first dates are in Ireland and the UK, starting at Dublin’s 3Olympia on March 1. Added shows in Liverpool, Nottingham, and Edinburgh join stops in Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Bournemouth, and London. Hill then heads to North America for his first headline dates there, with shows in Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, New York, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The tour continues in New Zealand in May before moving to Australia, ending at Perth’s Astor Theatre on May 25. One of Hill’s two Bristol O2 Academy shows, on March 14, is sold out.
