There are songs, and there is “I Will Survive”. When Gloria Gaynor strikes the first piano chords, the whole hall stands – every time, all over the world.
The title was first released in 1978 as a B-side, became a worldwide number one hit and received a Grammy in a category that only existed once. It has long been more than a song: The Library of Congress has archived it as a culturally significant sound document. As early as 1974, she had heralded the disco era with “Never Can Say Goodbye”.
She performs live with a band, and her voice carries the songs with undiminished power after more than forty years. The end of the evening is set, and no one remains seated.
One of the big names – and one of the few that really work across generations. For galas, disco formats, city festivals and corporate events.
