Neil Diamond surprises theatergoers with ‘Sweet Caroline’ performance
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Good times never seemed so good for a delighted audience over the weekend, when Neil Diamond emerged from retirement for an impromptu sing-along.
Good times never seemed so good for a delighted audience over the weekend, when Neil Diamond emerged from retirement for an impromptu sing-along. Diamond performed “Sweet Caroline” in a surprise appearance on Saturday at his namesake musical, “The Neil Diamond Musical: A Beautiful Noise,” in Los Angeles at the Pantages Theater, according to a video of the moment posted to the musical’s verified Instagram page. In the clip, the crowd is seen applauding Diamond, who announced his retirement from performing in 2018 after revealing he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. The theater crowd is then seen rising to their feet to join Diamond in singing his classic 1969 hit song. “A moment we’ll never forget,” the caption of the Instagram post read. “A Beautiful Noise” was created in collaboration with Diamond and is billed as a “musical memoir,” according to an official synopsis. It tells the true story of how the legendary singer went from being a kid in Brooklyn to a “chartbusting, show-stopping American rock icon,” the synopsis read.
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