Bonnie Tyler's final Christmas song released posthumously

Bonnie Tyler's final studio recording, titled 'Love, Light and Peace,' will be released as a Christmas single on November 13, 2026. This poignant release follows the beloved singer's passing in July at the age of 75, after undergoing emergency surgery in Portugal. Her husband of 50 years, Robert Sullivan, expressed profound sadness, noting that he misses her "every single day" and that it has been a "heartbreaking year."

Sullivan fondly recalled Tyler's unwavering dedication to her craft and her fans, emphasizing her passion for singing and her commitment to her music. Even during periods of downtime, like the Covid-19 pandemic, she remained engaged through interviews and studio work. The Christmas single was penned by Chrissie Hammond and Terry Britten, with production by Britten and David Mackay, both of whom had collaborated with Tyler early in her career.

Tyler, born Gaynor Hopkins in Wales, launched a remarkable 50-year career, earning the nickname "the female Rod Stewart" for her distinctive husky voice. Her journey began after being discovered in a Swansea club. Fans recently gathered in Swansea to celebrate her life. In the year leading up to her passing, Tyler had been preparing for her Jubilee Tour, marking 50 years since her breakthrough hit "Lost in France" in 1976.