Good news for your holiday party planning, Sonos owners: Soon, you'll be able to pump the jams with Apple Music.

Sonos will begin supporting Apple's new music streaming service on Dec. 15. You'll be able to stream all the Apple Music features you know and love — including For You, Radio, and My Music — through your Sonos smart speakers.

If you have family accounts, no worries: You'll be able to add up to six of them to your Sonos speakers, so everyone in the house can listen to their favorites. "You can even share songs and playlists with each other in a unique way that only Sonos can deliver," Sonos CEO John MacFarlane wrote in a blog post, though he didn't elaborate.

When it launches, Apple Music on Sonos will initially be available in beta, meaning you might run into some glitches when rocking out at first.

"The teams at Apple and Sonos have been working very hard to bring Apple Music to Sonos, and look forward to hearing your feedback," MacFarlane wrote. "Because it's a preview, we know there are areas we'll need to improve, and we'll continue to do so throughout the beta."

Those interested in participating in the beta can sign up here.

Meanwhile, Sonos also recently added another addition to the list of streaming services that work with its speakers: Amazon Prime Music. Sonos also plays nice with a number of other major streaming services, including Spotify, Pandora, Google Play, and Rdio.

For more, check out PCMag's full review of Apple Music and the Sonos Play:5.