Global superstar Josh Groban is set to take listeners on a journey through film history with the announcement of his new album, CINEMATIC. Arriving May 8th via Reprise Records, the 10-track collection is a soaring tribute to the silver screen, produced by the legendary Greg Wells (Wicked, The Greatest Showman).
To celebrate the news, Groban has released a first look at the project with a stunning rendition of “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” from The Lion King, featuring the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles.
A Global Musical Journey: The GEMS World Tour
The album announcement arrives as Groban’s massive GEMS World Tour gathers pace. After a successful run across Asia and Oceania, the tour is heading to Europe and North America, offering fans a chance to hear Groban’s powerhouse vocals live in some of the world's most iconic venues, buy tickets below.
Key Upcoming European Dates:
March 29: Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
April 1: London, UK – The O2 (Headline Performance)
April 3: Paris, France – Grand Rex
April 11: Düsseldorf, Germany – Mitsubishi Electric Hall
April 12: Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live
Following his European leg, Groban returns to North America in June for a series of arena dates with special guest Jennifer Hudson. Highlights include TD Garden in Boston (June 6), Madison Square Garden in NYC (June 12), and Bridgestone Arena in Nashville (June 16). The year will culminate with GEMS: The Las Vegas Residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace this October.
About 'CINEMATIC'
Recorded in London and Los Angeles, the album features reimagined classics from The Godfather, Casablanca, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and Ghost. Personal highlights include a duet of "Unchained Melody" with Jennifer Hudson and a rendition of "Moon River" featuring a trumpet solo by Josh’s father, Jack Groban.
“Recording this album felt like stepping into some of the most iconic moments in film history,” says Groban. “I hope listeners are transported the same way I have always been when the lights go down.”
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