The film's world premiere is on Friday, June 10, 2022, at Harkins Bricktown 16 Theater, and on Sunday, June 12, 2022, at Rodeo Cinema Stockyards City.įor a very limited time, Flowers in the Addict: The Bryan Abrams Story is available for pre-order to stream. This film has been entered in two categories, Live Action Short and Oklahoma Feature.
The deadCenter Film Festival revealed official selections for their 22nd annual film festival, including Flowers in the Addict: The Bryan Abrams Story. The film is packaged with six other official selections of the 22nd annual deadCenter Film Festival, as part of the "Shorts Vol. Everyone plays a role in suicide prevention!įlowers in the Addict: The Bryan Abrams Story is now available for its streaming world premiere for a very limited time here. If you or someone you know is in a mental health crisis, options are available to help! For confidential support 24/7 for everyone in the United States, call 988 or visit.
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Select "Rent" and you will have unlimited access for 72 hours to watch the film for only $5.00.Īlso, you can read the incredible piece, written by Brandy McConnell, in the August 28, 2022, issue of the Oklahoman (digital and print), about Bryan's long journey to sobriety, from his accomplishments as the lead vocalist and frontman of Color Me Badd to his struggles with alcoholism and addiction to his recovery and determination to help others here. More info about the upcoming single is coming soon, so stay tuned and make sure you are following Bryan on his Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Twitter!įlowers in the Addict: The Bryan Abrams Story is now available for streaming here. " Been Watchin'," Bryan's second (non-holiday) single will be released at midnight EDT on October 8, 2022, to coincide with the film's worldwide premiere, and will be available at BryanAbramsMusic, in all digital music stores worldwide and across social media platforms. “After a lifetime of struggling with addiction, I’m at the stage in my recovery where I want to inspire hope in others struggling with mental health, substance use and eating disorders.” In honor of upcoming National Recovery Month (September), Abrams plans to use his notoriety and artistry to speak out on his healing journey.įor more about Abrams and to keep up to date with his work, click on the link here BryanAbramsMusic.Bryan Abrams has placed a new solo single in an upcoming film, entitled, Ask Me to Dance, a romantic comedy, starring Briana Evigan, Tom Malloy, Mario Cantone and Joyce DeWitt written and directed by Tom Malloy and produced by Charlie Shrem, Sean King, Tom Malloy and Ron Newcomb.
At this point, my only focus is doing what I love, getting healthy and providing for my family,” Abrams shared candidly. Abrams effectively left the group in 2020, but stayed focused on his recovery and will now embark on a long-awaited solo career.Ībrams recounts passing up many opportunities over the last 30 years to record and perform as a solo act out of his commitment to the band he helped create, including turning down a recording deal offered by the late, legendary Andre Harrell.Ībrams has turned his focus toward empowering others to get healthy and to bring awareness to the injustices within substance use and mental health treatment through his music. Now in his third year of sobriety, Bryan Abrams, former lead singer and frontman of the multi-platinum, award-winning, Billboard chart-topping iconic 90’s R&B/Pop crossover group Color Me Badd, formally announced today that he has reached an undisclosed settlement with his former bandmate to sell the CMB trademark. Bryan Abrams former lead vocalist of Iconic R&B group Color Me Badd sells trademark in undisclosed settlement.
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