DOUBLE DIAMOND Definitive Neil Diamond Tribute - THE ENCORE

"Sweet Caroline" - The ENCORE at DOUBLE DIAMOND:
The Definitive Neil Diamond Tribute, Mary Winspear Centre, Sidney BC

Saturday, February 12th, 2011

After 7 previous sold out shows at the Mary Winspear Centre and countless theatres throughout B. C. during the past 10 years, show presenter and Neil Diamond tribute artist Bill Zaalberg (formerly called "BRANDY" ) returns with his 11-piece Vegas-style show group for another two sizzling performances Valentine's weekend Fri. & Sat. Feb. 11 and 12, 2011

The show opens up with "TUSK" a short tribute to Stevie Nicks from Fleetwood Mac featuring Bill's daughter-in-law Kathleen along with several members from the full show. She even looks and sounds identical to the real star.

Bill has been singing Neil Diamond's greatest songs since the 60's and after refining his show band with some of the finest musicians from the greater Victoria area along with steady rehearsals and constant new songs added, British Columbians have been taking favorably to the three-hour show that highlights Neil's best songs from his latest World Tour. In fact, with the identical live orchestration stage setup.

One may expect to hear many of his early hits like Solitary Man, Girl, You'll be a

Woman Soon, The Grass Won't Pay No Mind, Shiloh, Kentucky Woman, September Morn, I Am, I Said, Crackling Rosie, Love on the Rocks, Sweet Caroline and many more with uncanny accuracy. The second set highlights many of Neil's latest hits from his albums "Hot August Night" and " The Jazz Singer to today's best-sellers - Pretty Amazing Grace and Delirious Love performed to perfection.

Audiences have been rubbing their eyes and checking their ears as to the closeness that this Victoria, B.C. based group has come to delivering the "real" Neil Diamond experience.

All Tickets $45 + HST

TWO 10-year Anniversary shows!

You can also Check sound & video clips on their website: http://www.doublediamondtribute.ca

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Entertainment

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• Tribute
• Mary Winspear Centre