Jonathan Bennett will return to host this year's New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square, which will be available for live webcast.

The event promises an exciting lineup of musical acts including Carrie Underwoodthe The Jonas BrothersTLC, Rita Oraand more. Additionally, Mickey Guyton will deliver a special version of John Lennon's "Imagine" just before the iconic midnight drop.

On his official Snapchat account, Jonathan Bennett will be going live to show fans behind-the-scenes footage that you can't see live.

In an interview with People Magazineactor revealed his favorite aspect of New Year's celebrations in New York - a surprise treat about the iconic confetti.

"Every New Year's Eve, when that confetti is showered on all the revelers, it's actually people's wishes," Bennett revealed. "You're standing there and being showered with New Year's wishes from so many people. There's something really special about that, and that's what I love so much about New Year's Eve in Times Square."

The Hallmark actor then told the publication that "the new year is a symbol of a new beginning" and that the confetti is "a symbol, literally a physical symbol, of everyone's wishes for the new year."

"I think we always have wishes of hope, we have wishes for better days ahead, a better life, there are so many wishes that people have for the new year," he said. "So having them just shower over you is so special."

Bennett also explained that the Times Square Alliance and Countdown Entertainment, the organizations behind the legendary ball drop, play a key role in ensuring that every wish finds its place on a piece of confetti. These wishes are collected either from the "Wish Wall" in Times Square or through submissions on the event's official website.

"They're so determined to use real wishes and make sure that every wish that's in that box comes out," the actor added.

Reflecting on an unforgettable moment with Countdown Entertainment president Jeffrey A. Straus, Bennett shared an instance "when one of the wishes almost blew." He recalled saying, "I thought, 'Oh, we almost lost that,' and Jeff immediately replied, 'Put it back in the box.'" Bennett continued, "I looked at him, and he said, 'That's somebody's desire'."

The actor added how important that is to people, "so if you write your wish down, it will come out. I think that's what makes Times Square and New Year's Eve special."

A star-studded line-up will take to the stage in New York's Times Square tonight as thousands of revelers gather to ring in 2025 and witness the legendary ball drop.

The night will feature a diverse mix of talent, including New York dance group AGNEW, country star Carrie Underwood, reggaeton artist De La Ghetto, Colombian singer Greeicy, global sensations the Jonas Brothers, rapper Kapo, singer-songwriter Mark Ambor, country artist Megan Moroney, pop star Sophie Ellis- Bextor and the Triad Brass Brass Ensemble.

Additionally, Mickey Guyton will give a special performance just before midnight. Fans can also expect members of '90s R&B legends TLC to perform some of their biggest hits, including songs from their breakthrough 1994 album CrazySexyCool, during Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Night.

With such an impressive lineup, the night promises an unforgettable celebration.

Some of country music's biggest names will ring in the new year with performances on CBS' New Year's Eve Live: The Big Bash in Nashville. Airing from 8-10pm EST/PST and continuing from 10:30pm-1:30am EST/PST, the show will also be available to stream on Paramount+.

The star-studded lineup includes powerhouse acts such as Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Jelly Roll, Kane Brown, Katelyn Brown, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, Parker McCollum, Post Malone and Shaboozey.

With such an impressive mix of country legends and rising stars, Nashville's Big Bash promises to deliver an unforgettable night of music and celebration to ring in the new year.