Denny Svehla Presents The Life And Songs Of Neil Diamond At Metropolis
The performance is on January 23, 2022.
By: Stephi Wild
Denny Svehla celebrates The Life and Songs of Neil Diamond at Metropolis Performing Arts Centre January 23, 2022.
Emerging from the elite Chicago music scene in Illinois, Award-Winning Neil Diamond tribute artist Denny Svehla began hitting the ground running in the music realm in 1999, and since that time has manifested into one of the most versatile and multifaceted tribute acts to hit the stage. Projecting his own signature stylization to a very familiar sound, Denny's baritone vocal approach and reminiscence of Neil himself has become a stand-out around the country and one of the most sought after acts since he started gracing venues & events nation-wide over the last 20 years. Comprised as a one-man show, he performed an exceptional high-attendance 89-city US Tour, "Neil Diamond Story", and garnered critical acclaim and positive reception throughout every city the tour was booked. With Neil Diamond being his core inspiration, Denny's musical merit also stems from a vast array of other prominent artist influences that include Tom Jones, Barry Manilow, Willie Nelson, Josh Groban, Dean Martin, Ray Charles and Jim Croce. Denny also won an award for Best Cover/Folk Song in 2016 for the song "Diamond Mountain".
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