Chance The Rapper Will Co-Host This Year's Dick Clarks New Years Rockin Eve From Chicago

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Chance the Rapper will co-host “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” in Chicago, adding the central time zone countdown for the first time in the event's 55-year history. Mayor Brandon Johnson praised Chance as a perfect ambassador for Chicago's creativity and resilience, emphasizing the significance of this moment for the city. Ryan Seacrest will serve as the main host, partnered with Rita Ora in New York, while Julianne Hough and Rob Gronkowski will co-host festivities in Las Vegas. The Chicago countdown will be broadcast live on ABC-7 Chicago, featuring performances and local reporting throughout the evening. The event commences at 7 p.

m. on December 31. This celebration not only marks a milestone for the show but also allows Chicago to showcase its vibrant culture and stories to a national audience. The inclusion of the central time zone reflects the growing recognition of Chicago’s significance in the entertainment landscape. The show remains America’s most-watched New Year’s celebration, highlighting its enduring popularity and cultural impact.

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