Josh Groban Goes to the Movies With New Album ‘Cinematic,’ Due May 8
josh groban is heading to the big screen—musically—with a newly announced movie-themed album titled Cinematic, set to arrive May 8. The announcement is paired with fresh attention on a track from the project: a performance of The Lion King’s “Can You Feel the Love Tonight. ”
Josh Groban Announces ‘Cinematic’ as a Movie-Themed Album
The key development driving searches now is the formal announcement of Cinematic, described as a movie-themed album with a release date of May 8. The concept frames the project around songs associated with film, positioning the release as a new, curated collection built on recognizable movie material.
While full details about the track list and album rollout were not provided in the available information, the theme and release timing establish Cinematic as the next major project tied to Josh Groban and a clear near-term date for fans and listeners to mark.
Listen: ‘Can You Feel the Love Tonight’ From ‘Cinematic’
Alongside the album news, one of the most shared pieces of material connected to the project is Josh Groban singing “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” from The Lion King. The performance is being presented as part of the new album’s Cinematic context, giving listeners a direct preview of the movie-centered direction.
The song choice underscores the project’s focus on well-known film music, and it’s the clearest example so far of how Cinematic is being positioned: familiar movie repertoire delivered through a new studio release tied to a specific date.
What’s Next Ahead of the May 8 Release
With Cinematic scheduled for May 8, the immediate next step is the lead-up to release, as additional information about the album is expected to fill in the picture. For now, the confirmed details remain the album’s movie-themed premise, its title, its May 8 arrival date, and the spotlight on “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” as a featured selection connected to the project.
As more elements of the rollout emerge, attention will likely stay on any further song reveals tied to major film titles, building on the early focus generated by the The Lion King track from Cinematic.
