Times Square celebrates New Year's Day 2015.

Times Square celebrates New Year's Day 2015. Credit: Rubenstein Communications

Goodbye, 2015. Hello, 2016!

Around 1 million people are expected to flood Times Square to watch the iconic ball drop Thursday night.

For those opting out of battling the city masses, the Times Square Alliance and Countdown Entertainment will present their New Year's Eve celebration via a live webcast.

Before the clock strikes 12, musicians Jessie J, Daya, Maluma, and CNOC will perform hits and a few classic songs.

Check out the live stream:

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