‘Whitney: The Concert For A New South Africa’ is truly a historic moment that captures Whitney at the climax of her career. Which also coincided with the end of Apartheid and the election of Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa after having been imprisoned for 27 years. Her connection to the audience is as majestic as it is personal. Whitney’s command over her God given gift, “The Voice” of a Generation is something that will be celebrated and cherished until the end of time.

This was along the lines of what we’ve been asking for as a collective and they delivered! Whitney was in tip top form for Durban! Every performance is miles better than the iconic Johannesburg performance. Releases like this remind folks of Whitney the performer and that’s what we should be focusing on. That other worldly voice she left us to cherish over and over! RIP Whitney 💜

This is Whitney Houston at her best. This show is exemplary of why and how 70k people stand just to hear her incomparable voice. Something happens all of us when this woman sings. The tone . The strength. The delivery. The mastery of her vocal skill is untouchable. Many singers can hit those notes, but NONE sound like Whitney Houston. She needs nothing other than to stand and let her voice soar. Seeing Whitney stand before a crowd, as beautiful as ever, and gracing everyone with a sound only she has ever produced, is an absolute must see.

This concert is my favorite Whitney ever! I’m so happy to have seen it in theaters on Oct 23rd and now purchasing it so I can listen to it any time! Her voice was at the tip top prime form I ever heard her. The best version of IWALY, the greatest love, Home,and I have nothing. Thanks for releasing this finally!

The greatest voice of the 20th century. You are truly missed 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

Listening to Whitney Houston’s 1994 concert in South Africa Durban is an unforgettable experience. Her voice was at its peak, effortlessly soaring through classics like I will always love you and Greatest Love of All. The concert was historic, marking her support for Nelson Mandela and a newly liberated South Africa. Whitney’s energy was electric, her connection with the audience palpable, and the performance felt like a celebration of unity and resilience. It wasn’t just a concert; it was a moment of profound cultural significance, showcasing her talent and grace on a global stage. Whitney is missed so much. Her voice to this day is unmatched.

Simply the greatest of all time. You are missed, Nippy

Phenomenal, Never Again shall we Experience this!!!!!

Wow. Your sound is truly missed

Where’s “HOME”?