Joe's low energy Christmas! Bidens watch as Nantucket Christmas tree fails to light up on first go - after first family munched on lobster rolls as they took Black Friday shopping trip around island town

• President Joe Biden and his family attended Nantucket's annual Christmas tree lighting - with the tree failing to light up on first go
• They spent Friday afternoon munching on cheeseburgers and lobster rolls and taking a shopping trip around town
• The president, first lady Jill Biden, Ashley Biden, Hunter Biden, his wife Melissa and son Beau were all gathered on one side of the town square, where the tree was to be illuminated around 5pm
• Baby Beau, who was spotted earlier slumped over Hunter's shoulders, was awake and providing some pre-show entertainment, jiggling to one of the opening acts
• When it came time for the big moment - the tree didn't react - though was properly illuminated several moments later
By EMILY GOODIN, SENIOR U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER ON NANTUCKET and NIKKI SCHWAB, SENIOR U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM ON NANTUCKET
PUBLISHED: 22:33, 25 November 2022 | UPDATED: 23:40, 25 November 2022

President Joe Biden and his family attended Nantucket's annual Christmas tree lighting - with the tree failing to light up on first go - after they spent Friday afternoon munching on cheeseburgers and lobster rolls and taking a shopping trip around town.

The president, first lady Jill Biden, Ashley Biden, Hunter Biden, his wife Melissa and son Beau were all gathered on one side of the town square, where the tree was to be illuminated around 5pm.

But when it came time for the big moment - the tree didn't react. The tpwn crier led the countdown but the failure of the lights to come on left the onlookers chuckling.

Several moments later, the tree managed to get flicked on so Nantucket could kick off the Christmas season.

Baby Beau, who was spotted earlier slumped over Hunter's shoulders, was awake and providing some pre-show entertainment, jiggling to one of the opening acts.

Ashley Biden - the president's daughter and Beau's aunt - held hands with her two-year-old nephew, shaking her hips and jiving with him as they waited on the tree to be illuminated. She even squated down to be close to his height, dancing on the cobblestones with the little guy.

President Biden took photos and videos of the two rocking out on his cell phone.

It was a chilly damp night and, several times, the president put his arm around the first lady. The pair huddled together to keep warm and listen to a children's choir sing old favorites like 'Silent Night,' 'Jingle Bells,' and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.'

The town crier pointed out to the watching townfolks the Bidens were watching the ceremony from the sidelines. President Biden waved his baseball cap as they cheered him.


President Joe Biden (right) makes a look as he (from left) Melissa Cohen, Hunter Biden, baby Beau Biden and first lady Jill Biden attend Nantucket's annual tree lighting. The tree didn't light up on first try Friday evening


President Joe Biden uses his phone while waiting for the annual Nantucket Christmas tree lighting ceremony to begin


President Biden walks down a street of Nantucket holding hands with his grandson Baby Beau, 2


President Joe Biden (left) whistles as he and first lady Jill Biden (right) take in a performance at the Nantucket annual Christmas tree lighting


Nantucket's town crier led the countdown for the Christmas tree to be lit up - but it failed to light on cue; it did managed to get its lights flicked on later

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