Neil Diamond Surprises Broadway Audience with Rare Performance of ‘Sweet Caroline’ — Watch!

Neil Jewel made theatergoers at premiere night of Broadway’s A Delightful Commotion, The Neil Precious stone Melodic feel better, so great! The New York local shocked fans and audience individuals at the Broadhurst Theater — where the new melodic about his life opened Sunday night — with an improvised presentation of his hit tune “Sweet Caroline.”

It marks the initial time Precious stone, 81, has acted in his old neighborhood beginning around 2017 and was an uncommon appearance for the music symbol, who declared in 2018 that he was determined to have Parkinson’s sickness and would be resigning from show visiting.

In front of his unexpected drapery call singalong, Precious stone strolled honorary pathway with his better half, Katie McNeil, and entered the theater to a heartfelt applause.

At the point when he took the mic to sing “Sweet Caroline” from his crate seat at the Broadhurst, fans cheered and chimed in to the 1969 pop work of art.

Different stars in participation for premiere night included Audra McDonald, Bernadette Peters, Clive Davis and Jane Krakowski, among others. Following the exhibition, Precious stone met with the show’s group, imaginative group and cast drove by Will Swenson, who stars as the “Eternity In Pants” vocalist, and Robyn Hurder, who plays Jewel’s subsequent spouse, Marcia Murphey.

One of the last times that the unbelievable vocalist lyricist performed “Sweet Caroline” was at a Boston Red Sox game in June. While declaring his retirement from visiting, that’s what precious stone communicated in spite of the fact that Parkinson’s illness had “made it hard to travel and perform for a huge scope,” he would stay a functioning artist.

Parkinson’s illness is a neurological problem with no fix. Side effects incorporate quakes, solidness and trouble adjusting, strolling and planning development.

In the wake of unveiling his determination, he wrote in a proclamation: “I intend to stay dynamic recorded as a hard copy, recording and different ventures from now onward, indefinitely.

My much gratitude goes out to my steadfast and committed audiences all over the planet. You will continuously have my appreciation for your help and consolation.

This ride has been ‘so great, so great, so great’ because of you.” A Delightful Clamor, The Neil Precious stone Melodic right now plays an unassuming run at New York City’s Broadhurst Theater.