Real Diamond John Hylton: JOHN HYLTON ' REAL DIAMOND
Neil Diamond is an icon. His fan base in the UK is exceptionally large and loyal, and John Hylton is Europe's foremost Neil Diamond Tribute performer. The UK Neil Diamond Fan Club recently said of John Hylton: Take my advice ' you really have to see this man for yourself! From the moment John took to the stage I knew we were in for a great show. The atmosphere of a Neil Diamond concert was created as John sang his way through a string of Neil's hits. Love on the Rocks' was stunning, and Brother Love was spectacular! John's voice is uncannily like Neil's, and he most certainly gives a flawless performance, leaving you wanting more. Together with his seven-piece band, John Hylton IS Neil Diamond in concert. This is an electrifying show that will convince you that you have spent the evening with Neil himself!
Real Diamond John Hylton at Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre in Stamford, Lincolnshire on Thursday, 15 March 2012.
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