Let’s Talk About Rocktopia Showstopper Chloe Lowery & These 10 Videos of Her Singing Her Face Off

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Let’s Talk About Rocktopia Showstopper Chloe Lowery & These 10 Videos of Her Singing Her Face Off

Last updated March 26th, 2018 by Josh Ferri

Photo by Matthew Murphy

The new Broadway concert Rocktopia

blends classical music with classic rock, a big live orchestra, and an evener bigger choir to create an evening that has even the most jaded New Yorkers dancing in their seats. There are six main vocalists (including Broadway’s Tony Vincent & Train’s Pat Monahan) but it’s Chloe Lowery from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra that leaves the crowd in utter awe. The talented vocalist makes her Broadway debut in the piece, and she’s reason enough to go. Below, we deep dive into her YouTube videos to find these 10 clips of Chloe just singing her face off.

“Alone” by Heart

This is her Act One Rocktopia moment that had audiences cheering throughout…obviously.

“I Will Always Love You”, from The Bodyguard

Let’s kick it off with the queen. She gives you the Whitney moments you want and need but also really infuses this with her own thing. She takes her time with it and the payoff is just spectacular. “The big moment” comes at 3:12 if that’s all you're after but check out the whole thing.

“Purple Rain” by Prince

This moment. It was like going up a rollercoaster with all this anticipation for the big singing to come—and boy does she deliver from 2:11-3:15!

“Let it Go” from Frozen

Oh, you better believe she’s slayin’ it. She doesn’t even come until 1:30, but when she does she just serves vocals upon vocals. When Chloe just starts doing her own thing with it around 2:55, I was waving praise hands everywhere.

“Beautiful” by Christina Aguilera

Ok, now they can finally turn Burlesque into a musical because Chloe should clearly be Ali (with Orfeh as Tess aka Cher). I legit thought it was Xtina singing at some points.

“The Prayer” by Josh Groban & Celine Dion

She even kills me on that song every mom in the tristate area loves. She is singing Celine but in her own way. Makes me want her to cover all six minutes of “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now”.

“Music Box Blues” from Trans-Siberian Orchestra