Bridges (Deluxe) Josh Groban

• 1 Granted 04:39
• 2 Symphony 03:32
• 3 River 04:13
• 4 Musica del Corazon (feat. Vicente Amigo) 04:14
• 5 Bridge Over Troubled Water 04:52
• 6 Run (Duet with Sarah McLachlan) 04:47
• 7 S'il suffisait d'aimer 04:23
• 8 Won't Look Back 03:41
• 9 We Will Meet Once Again (Duet with Andrea Bocelli) 03:55
• 10 More of You 04:15
• 11 99 Years (Duet with Jennifer Nettles) 04:02
• 12 Bigger Than Us 03:04
• 13 You Have No Idea 04:38
• 14 She's Always a Woman 04:00
• Total Runtime 58:15

Info for Bridges (Deluxe)

Deluxe version containing 2 bonus tracks. Multi-platinum award-winning singer/songwriter and global superstar Josh Groban releases his 8th studio album entitled, Bridges, on Sept 21st via Reprise Records. Recorded in Los Angeles, London and New York with multiple producers including Bernie Herms and Toby Gad, Steve Jordan, Dan Huff, and others. This album also finds Josh singing in multiple different languages that include English, French, Italian and Spanish. There will also be a couple of exciting duets, to be announced at a later date. The album will also be available as a Deluxe, which will include two bonus tracks. This is Groban's first album with original music since the 2013 massively successful Stages. Bridges is available for pre-order now and fans who pre-order the album will receive three instant grat downloads of new songs including: the new single, "Granted," along with songs "Symphony" and "S'il Suffisait D'Aimer."

“With Bridges I wanted to create an album that took me back to the spirit of how I made my first ones but with a modern approach and with so many more years of stories to tell,” says Groban. “I felt so good and so inspired making this album, more than ever before, with friends old and new taking part. It both ‘bridges’ my musical worlds old and new, and also hopefully plays a small part in connecting people in that unique way music can.”

This is Groban’s first album that includes original music since 2013. Recorded in Los Angeles, London and New York with multiple producers including Bernie Herms and Toby Gad, Steve Jordan, Dan Huff, and others. This album also finds Josh singing in multiple languages including English, French, Italian and Spanish. There will also be a couple of exciting duets, to be announced at a later date.

Earlier this month, Groban co-hosted the the 72nd Annual Tony Awards alongside Sara Bareilles at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The broadcast this year drew 6.3 million viewers on CBS, an increase of four percent from the six million who watched last year. The pair were praised for their hosting abilities: “Bareilles and Groban aced their duties on their own terms, displaying terrific chemistry and making it less about themselves than their infectious enthusiasm as out-and-proud theater geeks” (The Hollywood Reporter), “From a song about “the people who lose” to another about the life of a Broadway star, the pair rocked it” (The Huffington Post), “It’s safe to say that the evening’s host and Broadway-loving BFFs Sara Bareilles and Josh Groban made Broadway magic as emcees” (Broadway.com).

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