Sydnie Christmas showcased her unique blend of strength and emotion at The Lowry Theatre, proving once again that she’s a formidable talent. She delivered an awe-inspiring rendition of “She Used to Be Mine” from Sara Bareilles’ acclaimed musical Waitress. The deeply moving ballad, celebrated for its raw storytelling and soaring melodies, added another unforgettable performance to Christmas’ impressive repertoire.
Watch her performance below.
Throughout her ascent to stardom, Christmas has mesmerized audiences with her knack for infusing every note with deep emotion. Her performance at The Lowry Theatre was a perfect example of this talent. With impeccable vocal control and a profound connection to the lyrics, she transformed the Broadway classic into an intimate experience that left everyone spellbound.
Pouring her heart into every word, Christmas captured the song’s delicate balance of sorrow and strength, delivering a show-stopping rendition that stands among her most unforgettable performances. The audience sat in awe, hanging on every note, before erupting into thunderous applause as the final chords faded away.
“She Used to Be Mine” was just one of the standout moments of the evening. Christmas also captivated the audience with an enchanting rendition of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” further proving her knack for reinvigorating timeless classics.
With every performance, she raises the bar even higher, demonstrating that she is not only a powerhouse vocalist but also a true artist—one who transforms any song into an emotionally charged masterpiece.