Neil Diamond Keeps Selling Out Shows
Rolling Stone Magazine recently caught up with Neil Diamond to do an interview. He talks about how amazed he is that his shows have consistently sold out since the 70’s, his love (and mine) for In-And-Out Burger and why he wants to work with producer Rick Rubin again on his next project. Read more
Neil Diamond Refunds Fans After Raspy Voice Performance
The Associated Press is reporting that disappointed Neil Diamond fans will get a refund after attending a concert at Ohio State University in which the 67-year-old singer’s voice sounded raspy. Some fans left the Monday concert early and others said Diamond completed the concert without mentioning anything to the audience about his voice. Read more
Yes, Neil Diamond is a Christian!
After months and months of discussion here on StereoTruth.net I’ve finally found the answer to the question…Is Neil Diamond a Christian? This past weekend Neil played at the Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, England. This festival is best known for its contemporary music, but also features dance, comedy, theater, circus, and many other events. Over 700 acts played on over 80 stages during the three day festival.
While looking for video of his performance at Glastonbury, I came across this live performance on the BBC where he talks in great detail about his journey with the Lord and goes on to sing a song called “Man Of God”…
Neil Diamond on Regis & Kelly
Our friend Barb let us know that Neil Diamond performed “Pretty Amazing Grace” on “Live with Regis & Kelly” this morning. Here’s what she had to say…
I heard Neil sing his new hit song “Pretty Amazing Grace” on Regis and Kelly this morning. It was good. My only question is…… Did Neil accept the Lord? Is this the experience he is talking about that happened a year and a half ago. If so, welcome to the family of God. It blesses my heart to see someone who has come to the Lord who is in the spot light.
Thanks Barb for taking a few minutes to let us know about his performance today. We too have been discussing and praying the last few months about Neil’s decision to follow God or not. We believe that God has gotten a hold of Neil’s heart and now he’s using his gifts and talent for His purposes.
Neil Diamond “Home Before Dark” is #1 album
We’ve had a lot of people stop by and discuss if Neil Diamond is a Christian over the last few weeks. In fact, that debate is still going strong, but here’s one thing we can all agree on and celebrate: The new project “Home Before Dark” has entered the Billboard Top 200 chart in the top spot.
It’s hard for me to believe that, after selling 125 million albums worldwide, penning 36 Top 40 hits, winning a Grammy and a Golden Globe and performing for millions of packed-house crowds around the world, he has never had a No. 1 debut or even a No. 1 album until now. Read more
Follow up on Neil Diamond being a Christian
Neil Diamond. Neil Diamond is the new Marcia Brady. Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil. Ever since his appearance on American Idol last week, singing Pretty Amazing Grace, the tubes have been abuzz with the question about his faith and whether or not he’s found Jesus.
Now, this is an intensely personal question to ask someone, and unfortunately, Neil’s number is no longer in my Rolodex, so I can’t ask him. So, down the tubes I went, looking for some answers.
In a recent interview with Spinner Magazine, when asked about the theme of the new album, he says: Read more
Is Neil Diamond a Christian?
Last night on American Idol Neil Diamond performed his new single “Pretty Amazing Grace” from the new project “Home Before Dark” due out next Tuesday. Well, today a lot of people are asking one question “Is Neil Diamond a Christian?” Neil Diamond was born into a Russian and Polish family and raised Jewish in New York City growing up in Brooklyn. Now, it’s not unheard of for people to convert from one to the other, but there’s been no news. Then again, that kinda thing is pretty private so…
If you missed last nights performance then check it out…
So, what do you think? And if you know anything, please, let us know… ’cause we’re curious too.
