Josh Groban closes out his Stage, Screen, and Symphony tour at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on Thursday, September 3 — the final stop of a thirteen-city amphitheater run that began in Cincinnati on August 11. The Woodlands gets the closing night. At 16,500 capacity, the Pavilion isn’t a stretch for this production; it’s just right — a tour moving a full symphony orchestra from city to city all summer needs a room that can actually hold the orchestra.
About Josh Groban
The tour supports CINEMATIC, Groban’s tenth studio album, released May 8, 2026. The record does exactly what the title says: ten film songs, from “As Time Goes By” (Casablanca) to “Skyfall” to “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” (The Lion King), with “Moon River” featuring his son Jack Groban and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles appearing on the Lion King track. It’s a collection built around the premise that certain songs reveal themselves differently when you give them real orchestral weight and a voice that knows how to use it.
Groban received his Hollywood Walk of Fame star on May 6 — two days before CINEMATIC dropped. His catalog, spanning his platinum self-titled debut through Noël, Closer, Stages, Bridges, and now CINEMATIC, has moved over 35 million copies worldwide. The Broadway work runs alongside all of it: a Tony nomination for Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 in 2016, another for the 2023 revival of Sweeney Todd. That theatrical background is what gives Stage, Screen, and Symphony its logic — this isn’t a greatest-hits amphitheater tour dressed up with an orchestra; it’s a performer who has spent his career moving between concert halls and Broadway stages, finally putting all three formats on one bill. The set pulls from Broadway material alongside the CINEMATIC songs, and the symphony is present at every date, not just the headline-market ones.
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion sits at 2005 Lake Robbins Dr in The Woodlands, about 30 miles north of downtown Houston. It’s a 16,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater and one of the Houston region’s primary large-scale concert venues — the kind of room that makes sense when your production includes a full orchestra and a catalog that people want to hear properly. Showtime is 7:30 PM.
Tickets & Pricing
Tickets range from $80 to $370. Available through Ticketmaster — get tickets here.