Whitney Houston’s legendary concert finally released

Whitney Houston fans around the world are in for a rare treat as Sony Music’s Legacy Recordings, in collaboration with The Estate of Whitney E. Houston and Primary Wave Music, brings& Whitney Houston: The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban)& to audiences on November 8. The release marks the first time that fans can own a live album and concert film of the music icon, showcasing Houston’s historic performance in post-apartheid South Africa.Houston’s estate said the 1994 South Africa concerts were more than a musical tour—they were a powerful symbol of hope, freedom, and resilience in a country emerging from decades of racial oppression. Houston became the first major Western artist to perform in South Africa following Nelson Mandela’s election, delivering powerhouse renditions of “I Wanna Dance with Somebody,” “Greatest Love of All,” and “I Will Always Love You” to over 200,000 adoring fans. Her performance in Durban, captured on the new release, helped solidify her place as a music legend and a cultural ambassador of unity.“This album will remind not just her core fans but music lovers worldwide of Whitney’s virtuosity as a recording artist,” said Pat Houston, the executor of her estate. “The fans have been waiting...