‘Pink: All I Know So Far’ Review: Dazzles the Fans

Pink can do it all. In fact, she’s been doing it all for what seems like forever, and she’s only gotten better and better since her debut in the late 90’s. Pink: All I Know So Far is a music documentary that follows her on Beautiful Trauma World Tour, and what sets it apart from most other tour documentaries is that it focuses on her life as both a singer and a mother. It’s a balancing act that will no doubt dazzle the fans.

Pink’s Beautiful Trauma World Tour saw her traveling to 18 countries and performing 156 shows between March 2018 and November 2019. Putting on a tour is no joke under the best of conditions, and Pink is doing it all while raising her two kids along with her husband Carey Hart. The documentary captures moments between concerts as she balances her life as a mother and a performer.

Pink: All I Know So Far is a mixture of concert performances and intimate moments and interviews that explore how Alecia Moore thinks and operates. It’s impressive on all fronts, and shows just how strong willed and determined she is, being able to successfully manage being pulled in so many different directions and deliver amazing performances to her fans while still maintaining a solid relationship with her husband and kids. In an industry where you so often have to choose one or the other, Pink manages to have it all. It’s an impressive feat, and one she rightfully deserves. I can’t count how many times a song popped up that made me remember, “Oh yeah, that one was Pink. And so was that. And that.” Every song is a hit.

If you’re a fan of Pink or music documentaries in general, All I Know So Far is worth watching. There’s nothing shocking or controversial about any of its subject matter so if you’re waiting for some kind of revelation, it’s best to look elsewhere. It’s just Pink living her best life and sharing it with the world.