THE TRAVELING SALVATION SHOW TO BRING NEIL DIAMOND TRIBUTE TO FAIRFIELD

Get ready to sing along, dance in your seat, and relive the magic of one of music’s most iconic voices as The Traveling Salvation Show rolls into Fairfield.
The high-energy Neil Diamond tribute concert is set for Friday, September 19th from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Fairfield Fall Fun Fest. The performance promises more than nostalgia — it’s a full-blown arena-style experience described as “Neil Diamond’s greatest hits performed by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.”
The dazzling production will feature over 40 lighting fixtures, moving lights, sparks, geysers, and lasers, creating a sensory experience that honors the energy, emotion, and showmanship of Neil Diamond’s legendary live performances.
Fronting the show is Jay Henke, better known as Brother Love, whose uncanny vocal resemblance to Diamond has left fans doing double takes. While not a visual impersonator, Henke’s voice delivers the warmth, power, and spirit that Neil Diamond fans know and love.
Backing Henke are the Diamond Ladies — Leigha Sronce, Courtney Walker, and Liz White — a powerhouse trio who provide soaring harmonies and take turns in the spotlight with solo tributes to Diamond favorites.
The performance also features the Salvation Show Band, recreating the sound of Neil Diamond’s original touring band, with Dan Farroll and Jeff Pawlow on keys, Jeff Lewis on bass, Sebastian Sronce on lead guitar, and Tim Ilko and Rick Turcotte on drums and percussion.
Audiences can expect 28 Neil Diamond classics, interactive crowd moments, and even a touch of Diamond trivia sprinkled throughout. From “Sweet Caroline” to “Cracklin’ Rosie,” the show promises to transport fans to the golden age of live rock.
This event is made possible through sponsorship from Big Money Slots, Sork Farms, Vaughan’s Tire Shop, Carnaby Square, Vaughan Automotive, Eagle Supply Co., Carter Turf & Tractor, SydenStricker Nobbe Partners, Chava’s Cantina & Grill, and Vaughan Equipment Inc.