Chris Rea's 1986 hit Driving Home For Christmas has become permanently linked with lengthy holiday road trips - and you just ...

CHRIS Rea revealed he was banned from driving and on the dole when he wrote his classic Christmas single. The singer, 74, ...

Chris Rea's 1986 hit Driving Home For Christmas has become synonymous with lengthy holiday road trips - and you just might ...

Driving Home For Christmas singer Chris Rea had just been banned from driving when he wrote the famous festive song, and ...

Driving Home For Christmas singer Chris Rea had just been banned from driving when he wrote the famous festive song, and ...

Chris Rea, best known in the U.S. for his 1978 hit "Fool (If You Think It's Over)" and 1979's "Diamonds," is reportedly in stable condition after collapsing in the middle of his concert. No further ...

Back in the 1980s, when Chris Rea wrote the lyrics for the hit song "Driving Home for Christmas," this is the car he should have been driving. Unfortunately, he did not get it until a decade later.

Chris Rea's Driving Home for Christmas is classic festive tune - here's the lowdown on the singer CHRIS Rea is best known for his timeless festive tune Driving Home for Christmas as well as many other ...

Chris Rea‘s festive track ‘Driving Home For Christmas’ has started trending online following news that the UK is introducing new coronavirus restrictions for the holiday period. Earlier today ...

Singer Chris Rea is reported to be "stable" after he collapsed on stage during a show in Oxford on Saturday (December 9). Rea, who's perhaps best known for his massive Christmas hit 'Driving Home for ...

Chris Rea's concert scheduled for Brighton tonight will not go ahead after the singer collapsed on stage yesterday. The Driving Home For Christmas singer was performing in Oxford when he suddenly fell ...

CHRIS Rea is travelling from Berlin to Leipzig on the German leg of his European tour when I call him. While I am certain from his description that it is far from the 'Road to Hell', the forests and ...