Which New Year's Eve broadcast in the United States is hosted from Times Square by Dick Clark's name?

The United States New Year's Eve broadcast named for Dick Clark is “Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.” The television special combines live Times Square coverage with musical performances and celebrations from other locations.

The program premiered for New Year's Eve 1972–73, with Clark serving as host and executive producer. It was created as an alternative to Guy Lombardo's long-running New Year's Eve broadcasts, which had dominated American television and radio audiences for decades. Clark's show emphasized contemporary popular music and a younger audience.

Clark hosted the program for many years and continued to appear after Ryan Seacrest became the main host in the 2000s. The title has remained linked to Clark even as hosting duties changed. The special is not the same thing as the Times Square Ball Drop itself: the ball drop is the public event, while the television program is a branded broadcast that covers it and other performances.