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From Tickets to Tech, Here Are 22 of the Best Christmas Gifts for Music Lovers to Shop Online

Priced between $10 and $400, these gifts have something for everyone, from the KPop Demon Hunters fan in your life to the tech enthusiast who’s always after the latest audio gear.

From Tickets to Tech, Here Are 22 of the Best Christmas Gifts for Music Lovers to Shop Online

All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors, though Billboard may receive a commission on orders placed through retail links. This year, the holiday season sneaks up on us, causing people to scramble for presents that say “I know you” instead of last-minute panic buys. To avoid this, treat holiday shopping strategically and free of last-minute scrambling. Shop for the person, not just the occasion.

For a guitar shredder friend, consider official Fender-inspired candles to hit the right note. A budding music career sister would appreciate a wireless microphone that connects to a mobile studio app. For the cousin who’s a suit by day and a headbanger by night, e-gift cards from Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats can fund their next concert.

From $10 stocking stuffers to $400 tech, gifts for music lovers are plentiful. The Bumpboxx Retroboom Speaker ($299) brings the '80s back with 200W peak power, booming bass, reactive RGB lights, up to 30 hours of playtime, a wireless microphone, and water resistance. Choose from Onyx Black, Classic Silver, or Radical Red.

For a fun family activity, Mudpuppy’s 500-piece Music Cats puzzle ($14.99, $17.96 at Mudpuppy, $22.98 at Walmart) imagines legendary musicians as feline superstars like Prince, Dolly Parton, and The Notorious C.A.T. This playful puzzle for ages 8 and up uses recycled paper and packaging, making it an appealing gift.

The Misunderstood Songs Trivia Game ($17, $18 at Amazon) is a fun pastime with over 200 questions.

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