This will be the 18th year that Ryan Seacrest has hosted “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve,” and the countdown will be heading to Disneyland this year…

Once again, Ryan Seacrest is prepared to ring in the New Year!

ABC and Dick Clark Productions announced on Thursday that the executive producer of Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve will once again serve as the host of the live event, which will take place in Times Square for the 18th time. Liza Koshy, who began her role as co-host in 2021, will participate in the party that marks the beginning of the year 2023.

In addition, Jessie James Decker will make an appearance on stage for the fourth consecutive year to make the New Year’s Eve Powerball winning announcement.

In a manner analogous to that which took place in 2022, Billy Porter will preside over a section of the New Year’s Eve celebration that will take place in central time from New Orleans. DJ D-Nice, who was the official DJ for the Los Angeles area in 2022, will preside over the celebration on the west coast in Los Angeles.

At Disneyland, the New Year’s Rockin’ Eve celebration hosted by Dick Clark will feature an additional west coast stage for this year’s festivities. The most recent New Year’s celebration will be hosted by Ciara from the most joyous place on the planet.

Not only will Disneyland provide a mystical setting for the transition to the new year, but it will also serve as the launching point for the celebration of Disney’s first 100 years as a creative force. This year-long celebration, which kicks off on January 27 in the theme parks, will honor Disney’s first 100 years while also looking ahead to the company’s next 100 years by introducing brand-new activities and attractions all the way through 2023.

The 51st anniversary of Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve will be celebrated at the concert that takes place in 2022-2023.

The ABC program drew in 24.2 million viewers as people around the world rang in the year 2022. In addition to this, it allowed for the return of live audiences to Times Square, albeit with some restrictions, after the COVID quarantine forced the 2021 show to only be available for remote viewing.

The 2023 festival has not yet revealed its lineup of musical special guests.


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