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If you’ve ever walked through the elegant lobby of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, you’ve probably heard the music of The Grand Floridian Society Orchestra. Today, the orchestra has announced they will be playing their last notes at Walt Disney World next month.
It has been 163 days since the theme parks at Disneyland Resort in California closed. While the parks had plans to reopen, those plans were changed with the consistently-raging battle against COVID-19. While music and sound can never replace the actual park experience, it can help bring back fond memories while we await its eventual reopening.
Releasing July 30, “The Baby Mine Project: A Lullaby Collection” is bringing comfort through lullabies — including three Disney classics — while also raising much-needed funds to support the health and wellness of children in Africa.
Sixteen-year-old Declan Messner has grown up a Disney fan and a music lover, so when he decided to organize a virtual ensemble comprising more than 50 musicians from all over the world, the song choice was clear.
[Read more…]Parkwood Entertainment and Disney+ have announced that the new visual album “Black Is King,” written, directed and executive produced by 24-time Grammy Award-winner Beyoncé, will premiere globally on the streaming service this July.
Raglan Road and Irish music fans can tune into “This Weekend on RaglanTV” for live concerts from the homes of many of the restuarant’s performers.
If you’re looking to get your groove on during the 2019 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, look no further than the nightly Disney du Jour Dance party!
If you’ve visited Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland or Disney’s Hollywood Studios and found yourself jamming out to the tunes in Oga’s Cantina, then today is your lucky day!
A handful of new announcements have been revealed for the 2019 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, including new global marketplaces, Radio Disney artists and Eat to the Beat performers.
1980s music staple Duran Duran is set to perform in the Rocket Garden at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on July 16 for a concert celebrating the Apollo 11 launch.
