Rising country star, Billie Jo Jones releases her take on the holiday classic— “I’ll Be Home For Christmas”

Billie Jo Jones is an emerging country music artist and Texas native celebrating the season with her take on a holiday classic— “I’ll Be Home For Christmas!”

She stopped by the RFD-TV studio and spoke with Suzanne Alexander about why she chose this holiday classic, her recent project, and her musical journey.

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