KENNY HALE - The Music of Neil Diamond with Emerging Artist Jeffrey Chan

Kenny Hale leads a talented group of experienced musicians who re-create with authentic sounds the legendary music of Neil Diamond.

Kenny’s accurate vocal impersonation is the closest you will ever hear to Neil Diamond other than Neil himself. The precise replication of voice, emotion, along with the musical prowess of the band distinguishes this tribute to Neil Diamond from all other acts that proclaim to be. Close your eyes and you will think Neil is right there on the stage singing to you. It’s that good… So good! … So good!

With Emerging Artist Jeffrey Chan

With a sound deeply rooted in synth-pop and new wave, Los Angeles-based Australian singer/songwriter Jeffrey Chan is redefining the modern pop landscape. Effortlessly blending rich, deep vocals with shimmering electronic production, Jeffrey crafts infectious yet emotive pop songs that push sonic and lyrical boundaries.

Born and raised in Sydney, Jeffrey’s passion for music began with classical piano at age five, later evolving into a love for songwriting and vocal performance. His signature sound—a fusion of brooding melodies, danceable beats, and vivid storytelling—has earned him over two million Spotify streams and airplay on local and national radio in Australia.

Jeffrey has been steadily building a presence in the LGBTQ+ music scene, performing at major Pride events like WeHo Pride and Santa Monica Pride, alongside notable showcases such as Breaking Sound LA and venues like The Hotel Café. His music continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, blending themes of love, identity, and self-expression with an unmistakable dance-pop energy.

In a review of Jeffrey’s work Amelia Vandergast (A&R Factory) stated “Jeffrey has what it takes to be the breakthrough artist of the year”. Proudly at the helm of his creative vision, Jeffrey is involved in every aspect of his work—from writing and recording to crafting visuals—ensuring his music is as authentic as it is unforgettable.

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