It is not every day that a simple fan recording gets half a million views, but that is what happened when Sydnie Christmas sang Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing” live at The Lowry in Manchester. There were no fancy lights or effects, just Sydnie, a microphone, and a voice so strong it filled the whole room.
She sang with both power and calm. Every note sounded clear and full of feeling. It was not a copy of Whitney’s song, but Sydnie’s own version. You could tell she respected the original while still showing her own style. It felt like she was not just performing, she was proving she belongs on the same level as her heroes.
SYDNIE CHRISTMAS – I HAVE NOTHING (WHITNEY HOUSTON COVER) – LIVE AT THE LOWRY, MANCHESTER – 10/02/25
Fans could not stop talking about it online. One person said she was “the whole package, humble, talented, and mesmerizing.” Another said, “Whitney would have been proud! Well done, young lady!” Others called it “unbelievable” and “goosebump-inducing.” Even though the video was filmed by a fan, her voice still touched everyone who heard it.
That night in Manchester showed just how much Sydnie has grown. She honored Whitney Houston’s song with care, but she also made it her own. A few weeks later, she performed again at the Royal Variety, and her voice seemed even stronger and more confident. It was like she was finding new power each time she sang.
Believer – Sydnie Christmas – Royal Variety Performance
At Royal Variety, Sydnie sang “Believer” by Imagine Dragons with steady control and warm energy. Her voice was soft one moment and bold the next. The audience watched closely, smiling as she told each song’s story through her voice. Many said she does not try to copy famous singers, she learns from them and brings her own heart to the stage.
Sydnie Christmas is more than just a singer. She is a storyteller who knows how to make people feel every word she sings. Her mix of strength and kindness makes her one of today’s most exciting voices. Follow Sydnie Christmas on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Her music reminds people why live singing still feels so special.