Josh Groban releases Cinematic album
- Josh Groban released “CINEMATIC” on May 8, 2026, with the 10-song album now available on Apple Music, Spotify and his official website. (joshgroban.com) - Apple Music describes “CINEMATIC” as Groban’s 10th album; it runs 10 songs and 40 minutes and includes Jennifer Hudson and Jack Groban. (music.apple.com) - Josh Groban’s next scheduled tour date is June 2 in Laval, Quebec, according to his official website. (joshgroban.com)
Josh Groban released “CINEMATIC” on May 8, putting a 10-song collection of film songs onto major streaming services after announcing the project in March. Apple Music and Spotify list the album as available now, and Groban’s official site says the release is out through Reprise Records. (joshgroban.com) Apple Music describes “CINEMATIC” as Groban’s 10th album and says the set draws from songs tied to films including “Casablanca,” “Pinocchio,” “Skyfall” and “Coco.” The service lists a 40-minute running time and guest appearances from Jennifer Hudson, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles and Groban’s father, Jack Groban. (joshgroban.com) (music.apple.com) ### When did “CINEMATIC” arrive, and where is it available? May 8 is the release date shown on Apple Music and on Groban’s official news page. Spotify lists “CINEMATIC” as a Josh Groban album from 2026 with 10 songs, matching the release details on Apple Music. (joshgroban.com) March 13 was the date Groban first announced the album on his website, alongside the release of “Can You Feel the Love Tonight.” That post said the album would arrive on May 8, a timetable that matches the current listings. (music.apple.com) ### What songs are on the album? Apple Music lists the track set as “As Time Goes By,” “Skyfall,” “Brucia La Terra,” “Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” “When You Wish Upon a Star,” “Unchained Melody,” “Remember Me,” “Moon River,” “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)” and “Stand By Me.” The platform says the album includes 10 songs. (joshgroban.com) The official website says the project is “a tribute to the grand and gorgeous world of the silver screen” and names source films including “The Godfather,” “Casablanca,” “The Lion King” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Apple Music adds “Skyfall” and “Coco” to that lineup in its album description. (joshgroban.com) ### Who appears with Groban on the record? Jennifer Hudson is credited on “Unchained Melody,” according to Apple Music’s track listing. Jack Groban is credited on “Moon River,” and Apple Music identifies him as Groban’s father in the album notes. (music.apple.com) The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles appears on “Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” Apple Music says. The official site says producer Greg Wells worked on the album. ### Were songs released before the full album? (joshgroban.com) April 24 was the date Groban’s website posted “Skyfall” as an advance release from the album. April 10 was the date the same site posted “As Time Goes By” as another early track. March 13 was also the date Groban released “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” and announced the album. (music.apple.com) Those posts show the campaign for “CINEMATIC” rolled out over nearly two months before the full album appeared. (joshgroban.com) ### What comes next after the album release? June 2 is Groban’s next scheduled tour date on his official site, with a show at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec. The site also lists stops on June 4 in Toronto, June 6 in Boston and June 12 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (joshgroban.com) May 8 is also the date Groban’s website began offering “CINEMATIC” in CD, vinyl and limited-edition VHS cassette formats. Those formats remain listed alongside the streaming release on his official page. (joshgroban.com 1) (joshgroban.com 2) (joshgroban.com 3)