"Waiting to Exhale: The Music Comes Alive Again"
It's been three decades since the iconic film "Waiting to Exhale" hit theaters, captivating audiences with its relatable tale of friendship, love, and self-discovery. To commemorate this milestone, Disney Concerts is bringing the movie's unforgettable soundtrack to life in a live musical event that promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans.
The original 1995 film boasted a stellar cast, including Angela Bassett, Loretta Devine, Lela Rochon, and the late Whitney Houston, whose powerful voice continues to inspire generations. The movie's soundtrack is widely regarded as one of the greatest in cinematic history, with songs that have become synonymous with female empowerment and heartache.
Andra Day, Tamar Braxton, and Deborah Cox are among the talented artists who will be performing live at "Waiting to Exhale in Concert Live to Film." The event promises to deliver an evening of soulful music, as these talented singers take center stage to perform some of the most memorable tracks from the movie.
Deborah Cox, a veteran singer known for her powerful voice and chart-topping hits, is particularly excited about the event. "I'm going to be singing 'Why Does It Hurt So Bad,'" she reveals. "It's gonna be a really special evening to sit back, watch the film, then experience some of the songs in a live setting." Cox is honored to be a part of this tribute, which aims to celebrate the timeless music that defined a generation.
Music producer Adam Blackstone has curated an unforgettable event that promises to transport audiences back to the era of "Waiting to Exhale." As he puts it, "Our culture needs this. Needs to be reminded of how incredible his (Babyface) songwriting is. Needs to be reminded how incredible this movie was."
The live concert takes place on December 14 at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, New York, and will feature a curated selection of the film's most iconic tracks. The event coincides with the film being available to stream on Hulu, providing an ideal opportunity for fans to experience both the music and the movie in one unforgettable evening.
"Waiting to Exhale: The Music Comes Alive Again" promises to be a celebration of female empowerment, music, and the enduring legacy of a timeless classic.
It's been three decades since the iconic film "Waiting to Exhale" hit theaters, captivating audiences with its relatable tale of friendship, love, and self-discovery. To commemorate this milestone, Disney Concerts is bringing the movie's unforgettable soundtrack to life in a live musical event that promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans.
The original 1995 film boasted a stellar cast, including Angela Bassett, Loretta Devine, Lela Rochon, and the late Whitney Houston, whose powerful voice continues to inspire generations. The movie's soundtrack is widely regarded as one of the greatest in cinematic history, with songs that have become synonymous with female empowerment and heartache.
Andra Day, Tamar Braxton, and Deborah Cox are among the talented artists who will be performing live at "Waiting to Exhale in Concert Live to Film." The event promises to deliver an evening of soulful music, as these talented singers take center stage to perform some of the most memorable tracks from the movie.
Deborah Cox, a veteran singer known for her powerful voice and chart-topping hits, is particularly excited about the event. "I'm going to be singing 'Why Does It Hurt So Bad,'" she reveals. "It's gonna be a really special evening to sit back, watch the film, then experience some of the songs in a live setting." Cox is honored to be a part of this tribute, which aims to celebrate the timeless music that defined a generation.
Music producer Adam Blackstone has curated an unforgettable event that promises to transport audiences back to the era of "Waiting to Exhale." As he puts it, "Our culture needs this. Needs to be reminded of how incredible his (Babyface) songwriting is. Needs to be reminded how incredible this movie was."
The live concert takes place on December 14 at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, New York, and will feature a curated selection of the film's most iconic tracks. The event coincides with the film being available to stream on Hulu, providing an ideal opportunity for fans to experience both the music and the movie in one unforgettable evening.
"Waiting to Exhale: The Music Comes Alive Again" promises to be a celebration of female empowerment, music, and the enduring legacy of a timeless classic.
, it's so cool that they're bringing back the soundtrack of "Waiting to Exhale". I mean, who doesn't love Whitney Houston's voice? 
It's amazing how the movie's music still holds up today. Interesting 
that Deborah Cox is performing "Why Does It Hurt So Bad", that's such an iconic song. And having a live concert with other talented artists like Andra Day and Tamar Braxton will definitely make it an unforgettable experience for fans. Can't wait to see the event on December 14! 
i mean idk if its gonna live up to the originals but idk what it is about ringwraiths being all sleek and modern that gets me so hyped lol anyway, i was just thinking, have you tried those new plant-based milk alternatives? they're supposed to be super creamy and i'm obsessed with trying them out on my morning coffee 
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. It's like, the perfect mix of emotions - sadness, happiness, and empowerment all at once. And now, we get to experience it live again?! 
Deborah Cox is going to kill it with "Why Does It Hurt So Bad", I'm sure of it! My friends and I are already planning our outfit and getting ready to sing along 
. Can't wait for Dec 14th! 
. Babyface's songwriting is always on point, so it's no surprise Adam Blackstone has curated an unforgettable event 
. Can't wait to vibe out with the ladies, Whitney's legacy lives on 
. The Kings Theatre in Brooklyn is going to be electric on December 14, get ready for a night of soulful music and nostalgic feels 
The live concert is gonna be lit! Can't wait to see Andra Day, Tamar Braxton & Deborah Cox bring those iconic tracks to life 
It's always special to hear Whitney Houston's voice on stage... still gives me chills thinking about it 
. Babyface's songwriting is truly legendary, and this event is gonna be a tribute to the power of female friendship and self-love 
. Can't wait to sit back, watch the film, and experience the music live - it's gonna be an unforgettable night! #WaitingToExhale #TheMusicComesAliveAgain #GirlPower #ConcertVibes #DisneyConcerts 
Did you know that the original film's soundtrack was actually recorded in 1995, and some of those songs are still played on the radio today? That's impressive longevity for a movie soundtrack. 
. Overall, it's gonna be a great night of music and nostalgia – I'm definitely tuning in to watch and sing along! 
i'm so down for an evening of soulful music and nostalgia it's like they're bringing back a part of our childhood 
december 14th cant come soon enough 
. We ended up taking this super scenic route that went through the Adirondacks and had the most stunning fall foliage views 
. And, of course, we stopped at like every single apple orchard along the way because you can never have too many donuts and cider 
. It was honestly one of those trips where I just let my mind wander and ended up having the best time ever 
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And what's with the whole "streaming the film on Hulu" thing? Isn't that kinda redundant? I mean, if you want to see the concert, why would you need to watch the movie too? Just let us enjoy the music, you know? 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love Whitney Houston's voice as much as the next person, but do we really need to revive this 3-decade-old film every few years? It just feels like a money grab 
. And what's with the curated selection of tracks - are they going to leave out all the cheesy parts? I'm not sold on this one, gonna have to wait and see if it lives up to its promise