Neil Diamond sings 'Sweet Caroline' during Boston Red Sox game
Updated | By Poelano Malema
Neil Diamond surprised everyone at Fenway Park when he sang 'Sweet Caroline' live!
Neil Diamond might have retired, but he has still got what it takes to give an audience a memorable performance.
The star made a surprise appearance at Fenway Park on Saturday during the Boston Red Sox game against the St. Louis Cardinals.
He performed his classic hit, 'Sweet Caroline'!
The 81-year-old sang alongside Broadway star Will Swenson.
"Neil Diamond with Will Swenson and the cast of @abeautifulnoisemusical at Fenway Park last night. So good, so good, so good!!" he wrote on Instagram.
READ: Neil Diamond remixes 'Sweet Caroline' to raise awareness about coronavirus
The last time Neil performed was at the famed ballpark back on April 20 in 2013.
This was after he announced his retirement in 2008 due to Parkinson’s disease.
'The onset of the disease has made it difficult for him to travel and perform on a large scale basis, but will allow Mr. Diamond to continue his writing, recording and development of new projects,' states the Neil Diamond website.
READ: Trip down memory lane: Neil Diamond classics
Image courtesy of YouTube.
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