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Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest (1972)
A much cherished annual tradition since 1972, the show includes special musical performances, reports on New Year’s celebrations from around the globe and the traditional countdown to midnight along with the iconic Times Square ball drop.
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest: Season 1 - 2 Episode s
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest: 52 Season s
S1: 1972
2 Episode s
S2: 1973
1 Episode
S3: 1974
1 Episode
S4: 1975
1 Episode
S5: 1976
1 Episode
S6: 1977
1 Episode
S7: 1978
1 Episode
S8: 1979
1 Episode
S9: 1980
1 Episode
S10: 1981
1 Episode
S11: 1982
1 Episode
S12: 1983
1 Episode
S13: 1984
1 Episode
S14: 1985
1 Episode
S15: 1986
1 Episode
S16: 1987
1 Episode
S17: 1988
1 Episode
S18: 1989
1 Episode
S19: 1990
1 Episode
S20: 1991
1 Episode
S21: 1992
1 Episode
S22: 1993
1 Episode
S23: 1994
1 Episode
S24: 1995
1 Episode
S25: 1996
1 Episode
S26: 1997
1 Episode
S27: 1998
1 Episode
S28: 2000
1 Episode
S29: 2001
1 Episode
S30: 2002
1 Episode
S31: 2003
1 Episode
S32: 2004
1 Episode
S33: 2005
1 Episode
S34: 2006
1 Episode
S35: 2007
1 Episode
S36: 2008
1 Episode
S37: 2009
1 Episode
S38: 2010
1 Episode
S39: 2011
1 Episode
S40: 2012
4 Episode s
S41: 2013
4 Episode s
S42: 2014
3 Episode s
S43: 2015
1 Episode
S44: 2016
2 Episode s
S45: 2017
4 Episode s
S46: 2018
2 Episode s
S47: 2019
2 Episode s
S48: 2020
2 Episode s
S49: 2021
2 Episode s
S50: 2022
2 Episode s
S51: 2023
4 Episode s
S52: 2024
2 Episode s
Actors in Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest
Ryan Seacrest
Self - Host
Rita Ora
Self - Co-Host, Self - Co-host
LL Cool J
Self - Performer (Times Square), Self - Times Sqware Performer, Performer - Times Square
Sabrina Carpenter
Self - Performer (Times Square), Self - Times Sqware Performer, Performer - Times Square
Megan Thee Stallion
Self - Performer (Times Square), Self - Times Sqware Performer, Performer - Times Square
Tyla
Self - Performer (Times Square), Performer - Times Square
Jelly Roll
Self - Performer (Times Square), Self - Times Sqware Performer, Performer - Times Square
Cardi B
Self - Performer (Miami), Performer - Miami, Self - Miami Performer
Post Malone
Self - Performer (Las Vegas), Self - Las Vagas Performer, Performer - Las Vegas
Dayanara Torres
Self - Performer (Puerto Rico), Self - Puerto Rico Host, Performer - Puerto Rico
Ivy Queen
Self - Performer (Puerto Rico), Performer - Puerto Rico
Ludacris
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Janelle Monáe
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Jeannie Mai
Self - Hollywood Host, Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Performer - Los Angeles
Ellie Goulding
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Bebe Rexha
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Nile Rodgers
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Reneé Rapp
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Paul Russell
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Coco Jones
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Doechii
Self - Performer (Los Angeles), Self - Hollywood Performer, Performer - Los Angeles
Billie Joe Armstrong
Self - Hollywood Performer
Newjeans
Performer - South Korea
Thirty seconds to mars
Performer - Los Angeles
Two Friends
Performer - Los Angeles
Loud Luxury
Performer - Los Angeles
Green Day
Performer - Los Angeles
Jared Leto
Self - Hollywood Performer
Shannon Leto
Self - Hollywood Performer
Eli Sones
Self - Hollywood Performer
Aqua
Performer - Los Angeles
Matthew Halper
Self - Hollywood Performer
Andrew Fedyk
Self - Hollywood Performer
Joe Depace
Self - Hollywood Performer
Lene Nystrøm
Self - Hollywood Performer
Tyla
Self - Times Sqware Performer
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