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Jay is the consumate talented tribute artist for Neil Diamond who is endorsed by the man himself the real deal Neil We have seen Neil many times Jay has Fanstic rendention of Neil songs backed by an extrememely talented band Jay has uncanny resemblencew to Neil and his vocals are spot on totally enjoyable
Wonderful experience and excellent venue. Ticketmaster was not helpful in providing an accurate address - it took us a long time to find the venue.
Jay White was fabulous! I saw him in The Sweet Caroline Tour and was pleasantly surprised by how authentic and entertaining the performance was. He truly captures Neil Diamond’s voice, energy, and connection with the audience. It felt like stepping back in time and seeing the real thing. I left smiling and singing all the way home. It was a great night!
Second time in 2 weeks.........great show.......lots of energy. Sounds like and looks a lot like watching Neil himself. If you are a Diamond Fan.....don't miss the opportunity to see this show.
I wasn’t sure what to expect when buying tickets for this show although the reviews I read heightened my expectations and I was not disappointed. The show was excellent. Jay White has a great voice and it brought back memories of seeing Neil Diamond in person years ago.
Jay poured his heart out for 2 hours. Great voice, great music, great band. I loved every second. I would see him again today
I have seen the real Neil Diamond and Jay was comparable! We would see him again- fun night! Everyone needs to go see Jay!
Jay has his show firmly rooted in Neil Diamond of the early to mid 80's and he nails not only the voice, but the stage movements and gestures (and of course, the sequined shirts). He, along with his very capable band do justice to the Neil Diamond catalogue and in fact, improve upon the live versions delivered by Neil himself post-1980's. "Thank the Lord For the Nighttime"and "Love On the Rocks"are two examples. Wisely dispensing with the changes in melody and phrasing that characterized Neil's performances of those songs in the later years, Jay adheres closely to the early 80's versions that clearly inspired his tribute. A particular treat was the presence of band member, Nick Bennett (son of veteran guitarist Richard Bennett, who toured with Neil for 17 years). Watching Nick enthusiastically rocking out to "Cracklin' Rosie"and other Diamond classics was pure joy. If there is a misstep, it is that Jay's between-song patter seems more suited to the Vegas lounges where he honed his interpretations and not particularly representative of Neil's personality.
My experience was wonderful. The music sounded exactly like Neil Diamond and everybody was having a wonderful time getting up on their feet and enjoying the whole experience.
It was so much fun and Jay sounds just like Neil. Wish him and the awesome band all the best on their tour!