This incredible concert is a 50 year celebration for our Club & it's Members.
YOU MUST BE A FINANCIAL MEMBER OF CLUB FORSTER SPORTIES TUNCURRY TO PURHCASE A TICKET.
Individual Membership cards will need to be sighted when presenting your ticket for entry on the evening of the show.
Absense of a membership card will mean no entry.
đź“… Saturday 18 July 2026
🕢 Doors 7.30pm // Show 8.00pm
🎟️ MEMBERS ONLY EXCLUSIVE OFFER $50 (normally $150)
A RECREATION OF ONE OF THE GREATEST LIVE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME…
Celebrating the legendary recording “Hot August Night”, PETER BYRNE brings Neil Diamond to you together with a 30-piece Australian Symphony Orchestra.
It is over 54 years since Neil Diamond stepped on stage at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles with a symphony orchestra and recorded what is still known today as one of the greatest epic live albums of all time. Now that album will be re-created in its original format in a national tour by Peter Byrne and the Australian Symphony Orchestra.
Featuring classic songs Crunchy Granola Suite, Cherry Cherry, Sweet Caroline and I am I said…see the same spontaneous display of energy and sensuality of Neil diamond with the superb talents of Peter Byrne. Peter’s capacity to recreate Neil Diamond to a standard that Neil himself has endorsed on many occasions hearing Peter’s tribute. Neil Diamond recently announced retirement from live performing due to illness and many of his fans both in Australia and worldwide were devastated and saddened at the news, so Peter decided he will salute 50 years of his music with some special moments in the show. This is as real as Neil could be…
With a 30-piece Australian Symphony Orchestra. Peter reenacts every song from the albums as Diamond recorded it. After sell out shows in Australia over the last 20 years and Peter’s first sell out tour of Ireland in 2019, Hot August Night returns again in a tour of NSW.
“It remains to be seen if Byrne, once reaches perfection strives to out-do his idol, however, the day I see a better Diamond, will be the day the man himself appears on stage... “ (Adrain Revere...The Mercury)