Kansas City Symphony: The Voice Of Whitney - A Symphonic Celebration

Kansas City Symphony: The Voice Of Whitney - A Symphonic Celebration at Helzberg Hall - Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

Whitney Houston's voice hasn't left us. Daniel Wiley conducts the Kansas City Symphony through something remarkable: Houston's original studio vocals and remastered recordings paired with reimagined orchestral arrangements, live at Helzberg Hall in Kansas City on April 18, 2027.

The advertised music includes I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Higher Love and I Will Always Love You. That's room for more than one kind of feeling: pop exuberance, an uplifting melody and a ballad with romantic weight. Your favorite might be the song that makes you want to move or the one you can never treat as background. This concert makes an occasion of that attachment.

Historic performance footage and interviews give the celebration another attraction. Alongside the music, you can revisit Houston as a performer and hear her speaking in her own voice. The screen material lets longtime admirers return to an artist they cared about while giving newer fans a face and a personality to connect with the recordings.

You don't need to choose a single reason to love her work. A favorite song, admiration for the singing, or curiosity about the artist can each be the start of a satisfying evening. Let that be your reason to make plans.

Book tickets for The Voice of Whitney and spend April 18 with the music and the woman behind that unmistakable voice.