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Live in Concert: Dion Todman

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Live in Concert: Dion Todman
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  • <h2>Live in Concert: Dion Todman</h2> Dion Todman, will be performing alongside Vianella, Silk Matthews and Kaylah Taylor at the Wertheim Performing Arts Center at Florida International University on September 24.
  • Dion says a portion of the money from the concert will go to support the American Cancer Society.
  • Dion is a singer/songwriter based out of Miami, Florida.
  • From the start of his musical journey at the age of six when he began taking piano lessons, Dion has accumulated a sizable list of accomplishments and performance experiences and has had his music heard in over 11 countries.
  • He writes, produces, and records all of his own music.

Live in Concert: Dion Todman

Dion Todman, will be performing alongside Vianella, Silk Matthews and Kaylah Taylor at the Wertheim Performing Arts Center at Florida International University on September 24. Doors open at 7 p.m. Dion says a portion of the money from the concert will go to support the American Cancer Society.

Dion is a singer/songwriter based out of Miami, Florida. From the start of his musical journey at the age of six when he began taking piano lessons, Dion has accumulated a sizable list of accomplishments and performance experiences and has had his music heard in over 11 countries. He writes, produces, and records all of his own music. Dion's first full length album is projected to be released in 2017.

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