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Neil Young + Crazy Horse Announce Love Earth Tour

Tickets Available Starting Tuesday, February 13 at 1 PM ET with Neil Young Archives Presale

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Today, Neil Young + Crazy Horse have announced their 2024 tour – Love Earth Tour . Produced by Live Nation, the run kicks off with two nights at San Diego’s Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre on April 24 & April 25 then continues with stops across North America in Arizona, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, New York, Toronto, Chicago, and more.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with a Neil Young Archives presale beginning on Tuesday, February 13 at 1 PM ET . Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale beginning on Friday, February 16 at 10 AM ET at Livenation.com . At time of purchase, fans can opt in to receive a physical CD of the Neil Young + Crazy Horse new album FU##IN’ UP included with their tickets for no additional cost.

FU##IN’ UP reveals Neil Young + Crazy Horse in all their ragged glory, playing songs from their long relationship. Neil and The Horse have played together for over 50 years and the performances of these familiar songs, recorded in 2023, is a true highlight. As Neil explains, “In the spirit it’s offered…made this for the Horse lovers. I can’t stop it. The horse is runnin’. What a ride we have. I don’t want to mess with the vibe. I am so happy to have this to share.” FU##IN’ UP contains 9 songs on 2 LPs. The album will be released in limited edition color vinyl pressing on Record Store Day April 20 with a wider, all format release starting April 26 . For further details go to NYA . Details about this release will be announced shortly.

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NEIL YOUNG CRAZY HORSE LOVE EARTH TOUR DATES:

Wed Apr 24 – San Diego, CA – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Thu Apr 25 – San Diego, CA – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Sat Apr 27 – Phoenix, AZ – Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

Wed May 01 – Austin, TX – Germania Insurance Amphitheater

Thu May 02 – Dallas, TX – Dos Equis Pavilion

Sun May 05 – Huntsville, AL – Orion Amphitheater

Tue May 07 – Atlanta, GA – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

Wed May 08 – Franklin, TN – FirstBank Amphitheater

Sat May 11 – Bristow, VA – Jiffy Lube Live

Sun May 12 – Camden, NJ – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Tue May 14 – Queens, NY – Forest Hills Stadium

Fri May 17 – Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center

Sat May 18 – Bridgeport, CT – Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater

Mon May 20 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage

Wed May 22 – Clarkston, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre

Thu May 23 – Chicago, IL – Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

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Neil Young Announces 2024 Love Earth Tour With Crazy Horse

Neil Young and Crazy Horse will hit the road later this year, launching the Love Earth Tour on April 24 in San Diego.

From there, the band will make their way East across the U.S., making stops in cities like Dallas, Atlanta and New York City, plus one Canadian date in Toronto. The tour will wrap on May 23 in Chicago.

You can view a complete list of dates below.

A presale will begin on Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. EST, followed by additional presales and general onsale on Feb. 16. More information will be available via Young's website .

New Music From Neil Young

Young has also announced a new album, also with Crazy Horse, titled FU##IN’ UP . When fans purchase tickets for the upcoming tour, they'll be able to opt in to receive a physical CD copy of the LP for no additional cost. It will be released in limited edition color vinyl pressing on Record Store Day, April 20, with an all format release on April 26.

"In the spirit it's offered…made this for the Horse lovers," Young said in a press release. "I can't stop it. The horse is runnin'. What a ride we have. I don't want to mess with the vibe. I am so happy to have this to share."

Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Love Earth Tour Dates 2024 April 24 - San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre April 25 - San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre April 27 - Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre May 1 - Austin, TX @ Germania Insurance Amphitheater May 2 - Dallas, TX @ Dos Equis Pavilion May 5 - Huntsville, AL @ Orion Amphitheater May 7 - Atlanta, GA @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre May 8 - Franklin, TN @ FirstBank Amphitheater May 11 - Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live May 12 - Camden, NJ @ Freedom Mortgage Pavilion May 14 - Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium May 17 - Mansfield, MA @ Xfinity Center May 18 - Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater May 20 - Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage May 22 - Clarkston, MI @ Pine Knob Music Theatre May 23 - Chicago, IL @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

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Neil Young (born 12 November 1945) is a singer and songwriter from Toronto, Canada who has become an influential musician with an extensive back catalogue spanning over six decades and has created a legacy that will transcend time and trends.

From a young age Young developed a love for music hearing a wide variety of genres of on the radio, with rockabilly, doo wop, R&B, pop and country ruling the air waves. Later picking up his first instrument, the ukulele, Young’s musical journey had only just begun. Once enrolled in high school, he joined a few varying genre bands eventually progressing on to the guitar inspired by the likes of Elvis, Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison and Little Richard.

After leaving high school Young would play solo in coffeehouses and folk clubs where he would meet like-minded musicians. Briefly joining the band Mynah Birds in 1966, once the band had split him and bass player Bruce Palmer moved to Los Angeles, US seeking fame and fortune. It was here that together they formed the band Buffalo Springfield fusing psychedelia, rock, folk and country. In their two year duration the band released three studio albums.

Once Buffalo Springfield had disbanded, Young signed a solo deal with Reprise Records in 1968 sharing the same management as his friend Joni Mitchell. Later that year he released his debut self-titled album and although receiving mixed reviews from the critics for the heavy handed production, the album featured some musical gems such as “The Loner” and “I’ve Been Waiting for You” which still remains a staple in his live sets.

For his follow up album, Young sought the help of musicians Danny Whitten (guitar), Billy Talbot (bass) and Ralph Molina (drums) who would later become known as Crazy Horse. 1969 came the release of “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere” credited as Neil Young with Crazy Horse. The album featured the hit singles “Cinnamon Girl”, “Down by the River” and “Cowgirl in the Sand”.

Young spent the majority of the early 70’s releasing music and touring with Crazy Horse. In 1972 tragedy struck when Whitten passed away from an overdose, taking time out to grieve the band resumed several months later with Young as a fleeting member. The death of Whitten and his roadie Bruce Berry the following year, had a huge impact on Young as he found himself in a very dark place aptly reflected in the 1975 album “Tonight’s the Night”.

The 80’s led to an experimental side of Young as personal battles consumed his mind as he deviated through stylistic variants apparent in the albums “Old Ways” (1985), “Landing on Water” (1986) and “Life” (1987). Back to business in 1989 Young produced the hit single “Rockin’ in the Free World” which peaked at number two, the album which preceded “Freedom” saw Young back in the mainstream on top form.

Young kicked off the 90’s as he returned to the heavy distortion sounds with the album “Ragged Glory” released in 1990 and swiftly followed by a nationwide tour with punk band Social Distortion and Sonic Youth which saw the return of many old school fans. As the subsequent years passed by Young became more actively involved in political issues surrounding war and injustice as he began using his music as an avenue for social commentary. With the US’s involvement with the Iraq war, Young produced songs such as “Let’s Impeach the President” and the 2006 album “Living With War” demonstrating his defiance and opposition to the country’s involvement.

Through his prolific career, Young has created a legacy which will last a lifetime and an impressive back catalogue spanning over six decades more than justifying his well-deserved position in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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I love Neil Young. What else is there to it? Every facet of his multi-coloured and sprawling career fascinates and excites me. So when he stepped out on-stage at the LG Arena in Birmingham on June 11th, 2013 I was in a dual-state of giddy, fanboy delirium and devotional, stoic reverence.

It was a Neil Young and Crazy Horse show so I knew more-or-less what I was in for; loud, distorted, extended jams. This description is accurate in a way but also does the whole thing a disservice as it suggests the songs outstay their welcome, which couldn’t be further from the truth. Also be sure not to be put off by the whole “loud” and “distorted” thing - this was one of the best-sounding gigs I’ve ever been to. A mix so well-done they managed to make every element so clear despite the turned-up-to-11 and close-to-breaking distortion of the guitars (easily 90% of the racket is from Neil and Old Black). I attended the concert with my dad, with whom I don’t share that much in the way of musical interests, and we were right at the front and atmosphere was incredible. This was the Alchemy tour and the stage was set to look like the Rust Never Sleeps and Smell the Horse / Weld tours of 1978 and 1991 - which meant huge, oversized replicas of amps and a microphone and the stage crew kitted out in scientist garb. During the build-up the stage scientists began theatrically exaggerating their actions and after a dramatic hoisting of the giant microphone over the climax of The Beatles’ “A Day in the Life” everyone cheered encouragingly. It was only after watching the scientist’s celebrating we noticed, entering from stage right, was some guy with long hair and a black hat. After a rousing rendition of the national anthem with the band and stage crew in arm the band got to their instruments and off they went.

The first song was “Love to Burn” - a 10 minute epic from Ragged Glory - and from the opening bars I knew this concert was going to be special as the usual opener was “Love and Only Love” - the other 10 minute epic from Ragged Glory. The setlist wound through mostly new material at first, stopping off at Psychedelic Pill tracks (the title track and “Walk Like a Giant” - which, with the ensuing feedback barrage, lasted about half an hour), a track from 1980’s Re-ac-tor (“Surfer Joe and Moe the Sleaze”) and some quieter songs (the unreleased “Hole in the Sky” and “Singer Without a Song” plus Neil solo on Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “Heart of Gold”) before kicking back into high-gear with “Ramada Inn” and a string of many of NY&CH’s finest sprawling epics (“Cinnamon Girl”, “F*!#in’ Up” complete with an extended and funky bridge section, “Cortez the Killer”, the Buffalo Springfield song “Mr Soul” and “My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)” done in the style of “Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)”).

After all that the most prominent thought on my mind was “Where’s “Powderfinger”??” - although I’m hardly one to insist on an artist playing a certain song. Sure enough they came for an encore and delivered the song with such power it exceeded all my wildest expectations. It was even more impressive (to me, at least) given the song is not usually played as an encore but here seemed to be in it’s rightful place. The band left and the stage stayed dark for a while, leaving us highly anticipating another return. The cases for the mock, oversized amps came down and when the house lights went up there was a fair amount (semi-joking?) booing and the stage crew began dismantling the place. My dad turns to me and says “That was f*!#ing mega!”. If this review was allowed to consist of just four words, it’d be those.

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Saturday 11th June. The O2. Neil Young and the Promise of the Real. So while the rest of the country were experiencing the usual mixture of short lived joy and then subsequent depression of watching England in a major football tournament, the sensible money was going to the O2 to see the legend that’s Neil Young. Given the spate of musical icon deaths in recent months the decision was made to see the 70 year old Mr Young in case more tragedy descends on the music business.

Young has been energised recently by a fresh new band supporting him on this recent tour. We have seen him on a few occasions and this time there’s no big set, oversized amps or too many gimmicks. He enters dressed a peasant sowing seeds on the stage (more of that later), sits down at the piano and proceeds to produce a sublime acoustic set of twenty five minutes or so running through classic such as ‘After the Gold Rush’, ‘Heart of Gold’, ‘Needle and the Damage Done’ and from ‘Hank to Hendrix’ before he’s joined by the band.

The evening’s set was heavily drawn from two albums, ‘Harvest’ and ‘Ragged Glory’ and we were treated to some rarely played tracks such as ‘Alabama’ and 'If ‘I could have her tonight’ from his first album which he’s only played once before and that was the night before.

The theme of the night if there was one was look after the world, fuck corporate America, be good to each other and protect our valuable natural resources. After the opening acoustic set we then launch into two hours of riff tastic jamming with extended renditions of ‘Love and only Love’ and ‘Words’ clocking in at twenty minutes apiece.

What is impressive about Young is his sheer energy. The new band have revitalised him and it’s them who have to keep up with the seventy year old rocker and not the other way around. His voice is also still as strong as ever and we all join in to set closer Fuckin Up and it’s all over. Like a fine wine Neil Young is getting better and long may he keep rockin us.

Keep on hard rockin baby.

The storm had cleared by the time the women in straw hats and denim shorts came out to pepper the stage with seeds. Planting crops and watering dandelions, the farmer’s daughters represented the victims in Neil Young’s new manifesto against Monsanto. It was a unique way to start a show, but it did make me a little nervous. The new album is terrible. And I was really hoping that the show would not focus too much on Young’s latest protest. My fears were put to rest when he followed the girls onto the stage to perform a five song solo set. As he sat up there in the dark, all alone, and sang “After The Goldrush”, I was reminded that Neil Young really hasn’t strayed too far from his original message. “Look at Mother Nature on the run, in the 21st century”. The words have been updated since the 70’s, but the meaning had not. That classic song led into “Heart of Gold”, “Long May You Run” and “Old Man”, as he made his way from the acoustic guitar to the organ. “Driving to Denver from Milkwaukee we saw a lot of beautiful land…and deserted farmland”, he told the crowd, once again blaming the chemicals produced by Monsanto, before performing a natural anthem for “Mother Earth”. His opening selection of songs tied perfectly into the theme of his new album, but they also exposed just how far off track he has gone in recent years. “Mother nature on the run” just sounds so much better than “want a cup of coffee, but I don’t want a GMO.” He’s always written protest songs, but they also contained poetry. He didn’t have to name-drop big corporations to get his message across when he wrote those songs. And he didn’t need men in hazmat suits to come out and spray the audience with faux poisoning before introducing his band when he toured those albums. - See more at: http://ilistensoyoudonthaveto.com/2015/07/11/neil-young-promise-of-the-real-red-rocks-07-08-15/#sthash.pEqFau9w.dpuf

A wonderful event. Contributing to a charity that gives kids that aren't quite up to the average camp experience a chance to have a great time that empowers them.

Father John Misty opened the show with his quirky brand of showmanship in, according to him, a rare instance of playing solo and while the sun is up. He warmed us up with an intimate performance of several of his well known tunes.

Norah Jones was next. She led her trio through their paces , playing some of her newer stuff and hitting the spot with the very intimate crowd with her classics as well. She ended her set with a cover of Neil Youngs "Don't be Denied".

Neil was next. He strolled on unannounced picked up an acoustic guitar and began strumming a very loose and beautiful version of "Sugar Mountain". He followed that with a Buffalo Springfield era "I am a Child", very appropriate for this event. Next was seamless transition to "Comes a Time". He continued with a dozen more songs, Set list here- https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/neil-young/2019/painted-turtle-camp-lake-hughes-ca-1b9c8110.htm - all solo and acoustic either on guitar or piano, with the exception of the last song "Harvest Moon" on which he was joined by Norah and her band.

His stage setup included what was likely a tack piano and his ornate pump organ. The crowd was wanting more of Neil and since those keyboards hadn't been heard from we all were expecting an encore that might include them. It was not to be. After several minutes of clapping and hooting Neil and Nora returned for an encore of "The Losing End".

A very special day was had by all. Thanks to everyone involved.

NEIL forever-YOUNG A sunny & warm summer evening 30th July Neil Young and Crazy Horse visited Copenhagen, Denmark. Being 65 - almost the same age as Neil - his music has meant a lot to me throughout my every day life. I was so lucky to get a place up front - actually row one. By the time Neil Young entered the scene I had been standing for over 3 hours, but by the first cord all my pain was forgotten. Neil was playing as intensely as I had hoped, and out of the blue and to my own surprise tears were running out of my eyes. For the first 3 numbers photographers were running around with their obscene camera lenses and Neil was jamming with Crazy Horse with his back to the photographers ....and his audience. And I am sad to say, that it was his back I saw the most of, only once did I have the joy of seeing him pick the guitar strings. Neil Young is a man with a message and musician with capital M, and that's why his concert matters. Biggest moment was when he was alone on stage - here he was bonding with his audience. He sang two numbers, Blowing in the wind and Heart go Gold and I must admit, that Neil Young has the best singing audience I have EVER heard. We created magic together. Neil Young really wants to make the Earth better for the next generation to come and save on the energy - I will suggest that the part of the concert: "Neil alone on the stage" become a little longer. We loved Neil's undivided attention, and a lot of electricity could be saved to make the world a little better. Thank you for an evening where I remembered why I didn't cut my hair, because I still feel I owe it to someone.

My husband & I are in our 50's and my husband has been a Neil Young fan as long as he can remember. I grew to be a NY fan after we got married. Our three children became NY fans. They had no choice but to like NY, since we listened to so much of his music. We finally got the chance for tickets to a Neil Young concert in Lincoln NE. We were so excited!! We grabbed 10 CD's to listen to while we were driving; leaving 15 more CD's at home.

Neil Young began the concert with "After the Gold Rush" ....just Neil, his piano and his harmonica. It was amazing. Everything we waited for. He played several of our favorites & we couldn't have dreamed of any better. THEN......he started in on his "Monsanto kick" and never looked back. We get it...that he is an environmentalist, We are in favor of saving our earth too. BUT, did he really have to devote 1/3 of his concert to the fact he is dead-set against corporate everything? I don't like using RoundUp on my yard either, but I don't have to dwell on that.

The start of the concert was amazing. We thoroughly enjoyed the first 2/3 of it. Neil ruined it with his political views in song. It seemed like half the fans left the concert early. We stayed til the end, only to hear "Cinnamon Girl" as his encore piece.

We will not even consider purchasing a CD with the "Monsanto" songs on it.

Will still enjoy Neil Young music in the future. Just wished he would've stuck to the "good stuff" in our chance of a lifetime to hear him LIVE. He could've sung so many more favorites. He would've kept the audience til the end.

I travelled from Winnipeg to Vancouver to see Neil Young play with this band. In the past few years I have attended 2 concerts in the ' Peg, both of Neil solo.

Nothing compared to the variety of song choices,never mind the climax of these gentlemen's guitar licks that jammed into one of the best guitar sandwiches i have ever tasted.

From Neil's early writings in Harvest Moon,and Southern Man to his stance on Farmers and the destruction of who can grow what in the song Monsanto, Neil Young has always been a leader of political messages through his songs.

He's just one of those legends who isn't afraid. People listen. He educates, and we all go home with better understanding .

Neil's band including the guitar stylings of Willie Nelson's sons were astounding. The drummers were on note all the time. The harmony of the voices was full, and the pride of this home town girl was huge.

You're getting better Mr. Young. You're connecting with the audience on so many levels now.And the kids of our generation supported their parents in taking a seat too.

I give five clefs for this concert.Bravo. It was worth the ride.

I've been going to rock concerts since 1968 and this show was easily in the top 10. Forget the album even though it represents an important political protest. You have not heard that music until you hear it live. What an amazing, hard rocking band! Countless moments of the four guitars ( bass included there) standing in a circle and driving a groove so hard that it was driving the audience into full ecstatic dance fever. I just can't say enough about the band. They may just be the best that Neil has ever assembled. Spontaneity seemed like the rule rather than the exception. I would say that out of the three hours he was on stage maybe two songs were less than stellar. But the bar was so high that they had set that I couldn't fault them for taking a breather here and there. Hell, the audience needed a breather! We left in a state of absolute giddy delight and satisfaction. As an older musician myself I am inspired and awed by Neil Young. Still creating vital music and pressing forward.

Neil was Neil. Laid back and phenomenally talented. He played several different guitars, each with a name, harmonica, two pianos (which he brought with him for this tour), a harpsichord, and a ukulele. It's amazing how talented this one man is.

My only exception with this concert was that there was too much obscure music played. He has such a wealth of fantastic songs that span over 4 decades and several groups, so many of which I was hoping to hear. In previous setlists from this tour, he included 3 or 4 Buffalo Springfield tunes, but did not play them on July 11. Very disappointing. So many of his greatest songs were missing.

Other than that, I would go see him again!

Two and a half hours of Neil Young is great value by any standards, but a pity for those who had to leave before the end.If you've seen NY then you should already know that he always delivers, the best of the old time rockers for me, still uncompromising and driving his young band on, but he started off solo on piano, After The Goldrush taking us all by surprise. The show ebbed and flowed from there, full of well known songs but clearly off the cuff too. I loved it as much as the first time I saw him about 30 years ago.

Real top notch support from Laura Marling too. Hope to see her in her own right soon. Dynamite double bill.

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Neil Young + Crazy Horse Announce 2024 ‘Love Earth Tour’

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Neil Young + Crazy Horse have announced a run of spring 2024 shows billed as the Love Earth Tour . The 16-show amphitheater run, produced by Live Nation , marks the first full tour for Young and his long-running, on-and-off backing band in a decade.

The Neil Young + Crazy Horse 2024 Love Earth Tour is set to kick off with two shows in San Diego, CA on April 24th and 25th before making its way to Phoenix, AZ (4/27), Austin, TX (5/1), Dallas, TX (5/2), Huntsville, AL (5/5), Atlanta, GA (5/7), Franklin, TN (5/8), Bristow, VA (5/11), Camden, NJ (5/12), Queens, NY (5/14), Mansfield, MA (5/17), Bridgeport, CT (5/18), Toronto, ON (5/20), Clarkston, MI (5/22), and Chicago, IL (5/23). Neil Young + Crazy Horse are also scheduled to perform at the second weekend of New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in New Orleans, LA (5/4).

Neil Young + Crazy Horse have been relatively active in the studio in recent years—they recorded three albums over the past five years (2019’s Colorado , 2021’s Barn , and 2022’s World Record )—but have largely shied away from performing live. In 2023, they performed a pair of intimate shows at West Hollywood, CA’s The Roxy in honor of the venue’s 50th birthday in addition to a show at Rivoli in Toronto.

The Crazy Horse band lineup has shifted gradually since forming in the 1960s. The most recent version of the band’s lineup featured Neil Young (guitar, vocals) alongside Ralph Molina (drums), Billy Talbot (bass), and Nils Lofgren (guitar). Micah Nelson , the son of Willie Nelson who performs under the moniker Particle Kid , also joined the band for the two 2023 shows at The Roxy. While the band lineup for the Love Earth Tour has not been officially announced, Lofgren will be on tour with Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band during that time, leading fans to speculate that Nelson will take his place for the run.

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In addition to announcing the tour, Neil Young + Crazy Horse have announced a new live album, FU##IN’ UP , recorded in 2023. As Young explained of the coming release in a statement, “In the spirit it’s offered… made this for the Horse lovers. I can’t stop it. The horse is runnin’. What a ride we have. I don’t want to mess with the vibe. I am so happy to have this to share.”

The album, comprised of nine songs spread across two LPs, will be released in limited edition colored vinyl for Record Store Day on April 20th ahead of its multiple-format general release on April 26th. More information on FU##IN’ UP can be found on Neil Young Archives .

To get face-value tickets into the hands of fans, people who purchase tickets for the Neil Young + Crazy Horse Love Earth Tour via Ticketmaster and can’t attend the show will have the option to re-sell their ticket to other fans at the original price paid using Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange. Tickets for the tour will be mobile-only and restricted from transfer. This applies to all shows except those in Illinois, Connecticut, New York, and Virginia, where Face Value Exchange cannot be mandated. A valid bank account or debit card within the country of the event is required to sell tickets on the Face Value Exchange. More information on how the Ticketmaster Exchange works is available here .

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A Neil Young Archives pre-sale for the Love Earth Tour is currently underway. Find pre-sale information here . Remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning on Friday, February 16th at 10:00 a.m. local venue time here .

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Neil Young + Crazy Horse 2024 Love Earth Tour Dates Wed Apr 24 – San Diego, CA – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre Thu Apr 25 – San Diego, CA – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre Sat Apr 27 – Phoenix, AZ – Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre Wed May 01 – Austin, TX – Germania Insurance Amphitheater Thu May 02 – Dallas, TX – Dos Equis Pavilion Sat May 04 – New Orleans, LA – New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Sun May 05 – Huntsville, AL – Orion Amphitheater Tue May 07 – Atlanta, GA – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre Wed May 08 – Franklin, TN – FirstBank Amphitheater Sat May 11 – Bristow, VA – Jiffy Lube Live Sun May 12 – Camden, NJ – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Tue May 14 – Queens, NY – Forest Hills Stadium Fri May 17 – Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center Sat May 18 – Bridgeport, CT – Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater Mon May 20 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage Wed May 22 – Clarkston, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre Thu May 23 – Chicago, IL – Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Announce 2024 Tour [Updated]

In support of the group's upcoming album, FU##IN' UP

Neil Young and Crazy Horse have announced their 2024 “Love Earth Tour” taking place beginning in April with dates across the US and Canada. The concert run will support the group’s upcoming album, FU##IN’ UP , due out on April 26th.

The trek kicks off on April 24th with back-to-back dates in San Diego ahead of stops in Austin, Atlanta, Toronto, and more before wrapping up in Chicago on May 23rd. Update: New dates in Bend, Oregon; George, Washington; Boise, Idaho; and Salt Lake City, Utah have been announced. Get tickets here .

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The touring lineup will feature Young with bassist Billy Talbot, drummer Ralph Molina, and guitarist Micah Nelson, who will be filling in for Nils Lofgren (as he is currently on tour with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band).

FU##IN’ UP finds the band revisiting and re-recording material featured on their acclaimed 1990 album, Ragged Glory. The album will also be available on a limited edition color vinyl pressing for Record Store Day on April 20th ahead of the wider release.

“In the spirit it’s offered… made this for the Horse lovers,” Young said in a statement. “I can’t stop it. The horse is runnin’. What a ride we have. I don’t want to mess with the vibe. I am so happy to have this to share.”

FU##IN’ UP follows 2022’s World Record .

Neil Young and Crazy Horse 2024 Tour Dates: 04/24 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre 04/25 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre 04/27 – Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre 05/01 – Austin, TX @ Germania Insurance Amphitheater 05/02 – Dallas, TX @ Dos Equis Pavilion 05/04 – New Orleans, LA @ Jazz Fest 05/05 – Huntsville, AL @ Orion Amphitheater 05/07 – Atlanta, GA @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre 05/08 – Franklin, TN @ FirstBank Amphitheater 05/11 – Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live 05/12 – Camden, NJ @ Freedom Mortgage Pavilion 05/14 – Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium 05/15 – Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium 05/17 – Mansfield, MA @ Xfinity Center 05/18 – Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater 05/20 – Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage 05/22 – Clarkston, MI @ Pine Knob Music Theatre 05/23 – Chicago, IL @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island 07/08 – Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage 07/11 – Ottawa, ON @ Ottawa Blues Fest 07/13 – London, ON @ Rock the Park 07/17 – Winnipeg, MB @ Blue Cross Park 07/20 – Calgary, AB @ Fort Calgary 07/22 – Burnaby, BC @ Deer Lake Park 07/23 – Burnaby, BC @ Deer Lake Park 07/25 – Bend, OR @ Hayden Homes Amphitheater 07/26 – George, WA @ The Gorge Amphitheatre 07/28 – Boise, ID @ Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater 07/29 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre 09/29 – Hollywood, CA @ Hollywood Bowl

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Announce Love Earth Tour for 2024

by Clayton Edwards February 13, 2024, 4:02 pm

This spring, Neil Young and Crazy Horse will blaze a trail across North America on their Love Earth Tour. Most of the dates will take place in the United States.

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However, they’ll venture north of the border for a show in Toronto in May. At this time, Young and the band haven’t announced any supporting acts. So, it’s likely they’ll be playing a massive headlining set on all 16 stops of their upcoming trek.

The Love Earth Tour kicks off on April 24 at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego, California. Neil Young and Crazy Horse will hit cities in Texas, Alabama, Arizona, Tennessee, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and more before the tour ends. They’ll wrap things up at the Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island in Chicago, Illinois on May 23.

Tickets go on sale to the public later this week. Presale tickets through the Neil Young Archives are available today (February 13). The presale will remain open until Friday. Tickets go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. Eastern Time on Friday (February 16). Check Ticketmaster for presale tickets.

After the presale ends, you can head to StubHub for tickets . Orders through StubHub are 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program. StubHub is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Those who purchase tickets can opt-in to receive a physical copy of the new Neil Young and Crazy Horse album FU##IN’ UP. The nine-track collection features raw recordings of familiar songs. “In the spirit it’s offered … made this for the Horse lovers. I can’t stop it. The horse is runnin’. What a ride we have. I don’t want to mess with the vibe. I am so happy to have this to share,” Young said of the new album.

Be sure to set a reminder to head to StubHub and get your tickets ASAP because they’re going to sell out fast.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse Love Earth Tour Dates

04/24—San Diego, California @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
04/25—San Diego, California @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
04/27—Phoenix, Arizona @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
05/01—Austin, Texas @ Germania Insurance Amphitheater
05/02—Dallas, Texas @ Dos Equis Pavilion
05/05—Huntsville, Alabama @ Orion Amphitheater
05/07—Atlanta, Georgia @ Ameris Bank Amphitheater
05/08—Franklin, Tennessee @ FirstBank Amphitheater
05/11—Bristow, Virginia @ Jiffy Lube Live
05/12—Camden, New Jersey @ Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
05/14—Queens, New York @ Forest Hills Stadium
05/17—Mansfield, Massachusetts @ Xfinity Center
05/18—Bridgeport, Connecticut @ Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater
05/20—Toronto, Ontario @ Budweiser Stage
05/22—Clarkston, Mississippi @ Pine Knob Music Theatre
05/23—Chicago, Illinois @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

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Neil Young is hitting the road along the west coast this summer – and apparently breaking out some little-heard classics.

The limited run of solo shows along the west coast begins July 1 with four consecutive shows in Los Angeles, a press release revealed Friday. Other stops include San Diego, then dates in Oregon and Washington, before ending in Napa, California. Singer-songwriter Chris Pierce will be a special guest during the Coastal Tour.

These will be Young's first series of live performances since before the COVID-19 pandemic. He skipped Farm Aid 2022, but in April he did perform at the Light up the Blues event in Los Angeles , a benefit for Autism Speaks held by former bandmate Stephen Stills, and at Willie Nelson's 90th birthday concert .

Young voiced hesitation to return to live shows amid the pandemic to USA TODAY in December 2021, while speaking on the release of the album "Barn" from him and Crazy Horse: "There is no post-COVID right now. We've got a whole 'welcome back' thing," Young said, who added he had no touring plans at the time. "Give me a break. This is misinformation. It is totally wrong. We are not over this. We're not anywhere near over it."

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Most of the songs Young plans to play – about 80% – will be songs he has recorded but not played live, he told fans during a Zoom call Thursday with Thrasher's Wheat , an unofficial Young fan and news site.

Tickets go on sale starting Wednesday, June 14 at 10 a.m. local time at Ticketmaster and other usual outlets. Members of the Neil Young Archives can attempt to get tickets during a presale period starting Monday, June 12.

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Friday, July 7: Santa Barbara, CA – Santa Barbara Bowl
Saturday July 8: Paso Robles, CA – Vina Robles Amphitheatre
Tuesday, July 11: San Diego, CA – The Shell
Thursday July 13: Los Angeles, CA – The Greek Theatre
Saturday, July 15: Berkeley, CA – The Greek
Monday, July 17: Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amphitheater
Tuesday, July 18: Ridgefield, WA – RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater
Thursday, July 20: Auburn, WA – White River Amphitheatre
Sunday, July 23: Napa, CA – Oxbow RiverStage

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Neil Young & Crazy Horse will kick off 2024 ‘Love Earth Tour’ in San Diego; here are all the cities and dates

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The 16-concert tour coincides with the release of Young and the band’s new live double-album, ‘F##in’ Up.’ Each ticket bought for the tour will include a CD copy of the album

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Neil Young and his band, Crazy Horse, will launch their first tour together since 2019 with a pair of April performances in San Diego that are the only California dates on their itinerary. The North American concert trek will conclude May 23 in Chicago and includes stops in Dallas, Atlanta and Toronto. all dates and cities appear below.

The tour-opening concerts are set for April 24 and 25 at San Diego State University’s Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theater Theatre. This will be Young’s first San Diego performance since his often mesmerizing July 2023 solo concert at The Shell.

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The upcoming “Love Earth Tour,” as it is being billed, will coincide with the release of Young’s new double-album with Crazy Horse, “F##in’ Up.” The album’s title is the name of a song that first appeared on 1990’s “Ragged Glory,” the seventh of 20 albums Young and the band have made together thus far.

When purchasing their tickets for the tour, fans “can opt in to receive a physical CD” of the new double-album “for no additional cost,” according to a press release issued Tuesday morning by Live Nation, the tour’s promoter.

Young has led Crazy Horse, off and on, since 1969. His 2019 tour with the band was the first since rhythm guitarist and periodic keyboardist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro retired from the group in 2014.

Young, 78, has not toured with Crazy Horse in five years. But he did perform two special club shows with the band last fall at The Roxy in Los Angeles, followed by a date in Toronto at Rivoli, a bar that has a capacity of just 240.

All three of those gigs last fall featured Crazy Horse co-founders Billy Talbot on bass and Ralph Molina on drums, along with multi-instrumentalist Nils Lofgren, who came on board in 1970, and Micah Nelson, who is one of Willie Nelson’s sons and performed with Young between 2015 and 2019 as a member of the band Promise of The Real.

Young and Crazy Horse’s upcoming new double-album features nine songs that were recorded at those three concerts last year. A limited edition color vinyl pressing will be released April 20 on national Record Store Day.

“In the spirit it’s offered… (we) made this for the Horse lovers,” Young said in a statement released Tuesday. “I can’t stop it. The Horse is runnin’. What a ride we have. I don’t want to mess with the vibe. I am so happy to have this to share,”

It remains to be seen if Crazy Horse’s lineup will change for the pending “Love Earth Tour.” Lofgren is scheduled to resume touring as a longtime member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band on March 19 in Phoenix, as part of a tour that includes a March 25 concert at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

But the Springsteen tour will be on a break between April 22 and May 4. That means — at least in theory — Lofgren could play with Young and Crazy Horse for the first few dates of their spring tour before re-joining Springsteen for the May 5 launch of that band’s 2024 European tour.

“Love Earth Tour” tickets go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. Friday at ticketmaster.com. Tickets for the two tour-opening San Diego concerts are prices from $75 to $250 each, plus service fees.

A two-day pre-sale for Neil Young Archives members begins today, Tuesday, at 7 a.m. PST. A Live Nation pre-sale begins at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse “Love Earth Tour” dates

Wednesday, April 24 & Thursday, April 25: San Diego, CA, Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Saturday, April 27: Phoenix, AZ, Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

Wednesday, May 1: Austin, TX: Germania Insurance Amphitheater

Thursday, May 2: Dallas, TX, Dos Equis Pavilion

Sunday, May 5: Huntsville, AL, Orion Amphitheater

Tuesday, May 7: Atlanta, GA, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

Wednesday, May 8: Franklin, TN, FirstBank Amphitheater

Saturday, May 11: Bristow, VA, Jiffy Lube Live

Sunday, May 12: Camden, NJ, Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Tuesday, May 14: Queens, NY, Forest Hills Stadium

Friday, May 17: Mansfield, MA, Xfinity Center

Saturday, May 18: Bridgeport, CT - Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater

Monday, May 20: Toronto, ON, Budweiser Stage

Wednesday, May 22: Clarkston, MI, Pine Knob Music Theatre

Thursday, May 23: Chicago, IL, Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse are about halfway through their North American tour , and there’s already a strong fan consensus that this is their best run in recent memory , perhaps even going back to the Nineties grunge era they helped kickstart. A big factor at play is the addition of guitarist Micah Nelson, who has deep respect for the material and an uncanny ability to emulate the distinct styles of both Danny Whitten and Frank “Poncho” Sampedro, his two main predecessors in the band.

Just two years away from his 80th birthday, Young is playing with a fierce, wild-eyed passion and mixing up the setlist practically every night. Some critics have labeled this a “greatest hits” show since nearly every song in the rotating repertoire was recorded between 1969 and 1979 (or during their early Nineties resurgence), but something more profound is happening onstage than boomer nostalgia.

Young met Briggs right around the time Buffalo Springfield dissolved in 1968. “I was hitchhiking,” Young told biographer Jimmy McDonough in his book Shakey . “He stopped to pick me up. I just wanted to check out the vehicle. Briggs was a unique individual. He was as crazy as I am. I called him Mr. Briggs most of the time. Monsieur Briggs.”

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“Briggs went on the trip — whatever it was,” Young told McDonough. “Stayed with it. As long as it was happening, he was there. Hard to describe, really. The thing is, he knew how much work went into this. If it was a record or a song or somethin’, he knew the effort that went into making it right and the care it took…Very few people understood that. Particularly very few people around me. He was as tenacious as I am. Maybe even more. When he got an idea in his head that somethin’ was fucked, it was fucked. He wasn’t going to change his mind.”

“Get on his wrong side, forget it,” Briggs friend Bobby Morris said. “He’d probably kill you before he’d fight you. Just shoot you dead.”

Briggs was just 51 when he died from lung cancer on Nov. 26, 1995. Young and Crazy Horse headed right into the studio to record Broken Arrow in the aftermath, where they poured their grief into the music. And even 29 years later, Young still looks a little pained every night onstage when he delivers “Scattered (Let’s Think About Livin’).”

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse at Xfinity Center

Maybe it was the tea. A few songs into a Friday night appearance by Neil Young and Crazy Horse at the seasonal, southern Massachusetts shed, Young took a generous sip from his cup and declared, in jest, that this evening’s performance was being sponsored by the satisfying beverage. It was as close as the iconoclastic Young would get to the specter of commerce, or to any calculated spectacle, (the road crew in white lab coats, aside), on this “Love Earth” tour stop at Mansfield’s Xfinity Center. Whatever the fuel, the result was an enthralling, thunderous two-hour ride with the inimitable Crazy Horse- diverted only slightly with a latter-half solo acoustic respite- and what was otherwise the epitome of minimalist, resolute, and immortal rock-and-roll.

The ragged and glorious quartet opened with a slow and somber reading of “Cortez the Killer,” as Young, in patchwork jeans and railroad cap, swayed to the foreboding rhythm held in check by his veteran cohorts- bassist Billy Talbot and drummer Ralph Molina- and the youngblood, Micah Nelson, on guitar. Almost immediately, they united in the picturesque pose they’d reprise often throughout the night; collected in a tight triangle, as if gathered Shakespearean witches, mystically locking into Molina’s looming cadence, and he to theirs, conjuring up a thickly dark brew.

The capacity house of nearly 20,000 erupted in knowing cheers, raising cellphones to capture the moment, as the revealing strains of the “Cinnamon Girl” rippled out. The masses then settled in as the four tore through “Fuckin’ Up,” with Nelson, at one point, strumming his delightfully distorted electric with the top of his head- hair guitar, perhaps- in a moment defining the hypnotic abandon that is Crazy Horse. Young paused to dedicate “Scattered (Let’s Think About Livin’)” to his longtime producer, David Briggs, then followed that selection with two from his solo catalog- “I’m the Ocean,” and his Tonight’s the Night kiss-off to Woodstock, “Roll Another Number (For the Road).” Making its tour debut, and first appearance in a decade, Young next delved into the Zuma nugget, “Barstool Blues.”

On a stage adorned with modest and motionless props- giant, faux Fender amps and road cases camouflaging the real things- and with the jumbo video screens turned off, Young and his ensemble kept neatly to center stage, under the backlit glow of a horse in perpetual stride. Young was in fine voice throughout, offering resonating efforts on “Mansion On a Hill” and a buoyant “Powderfinger” met with another burst of applause from the full house. Yet, he was equally impressive alone, with just acoustic guitar and harmonica, for the beautifully delicate trinity of “Comes A Time,” “Heart of Gold,” and “Human Highway.”

Still, as soon as Young welcomed back the group for a set-closing, proto-grunge wallop of “Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black),” in the midst of that majestic maelstrom he seemed, too, exactly where he belonged. Demonstrably Young noted his appreciation for his bandmates as they concluded the finale, then again in the encore; a two-song blitz of “Down By The River” and “Like A Hurricane,” the latter featuring Nelson on an organ lowered, and swinging, from the rafters.

It’s not a small thing, this reunion of Young and Crazy Horse, on the road in 2024, that was anticipated and hinted at pre-pandemic, and now has fatefully arrived. There’s always been something unique and worthy of reverence about this band- on the precipice, always, yet ultimately unwavering- as it remains as convincing as its rallying cry: rock-and roll will never die. Maybe it’s the gift of time. Maybe it’s the tea.

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Neil Young is a Canadian singer-songwriter and musician who has been active in the music industry for over 50 years. He first gained fame as the lead singer and guitarist of the rock band Buffalo Springfield, and later as a solo artist. Young has released over 35 studio albums and is widely considered to be one of the most influential musicians of his generation.

Young's music is known for its raw, stripped-down sound and his distinctive voice, which has a raspy, emotive quality. He often writes about social and political issues, and his music has been described as a mix of folk, rock, and country. Some of his most popular songs include "Heart of Gold," "Old Man," "Harvest Moon," and "Rockin' in the Free World."

In addition to his successful career as a musician, Young is also known for his activism and philanthropy. He is a strong advocate for environmental causes and has donated millions of dollars to charitable organizations over the years.

If you're a fan of Neil Young, be sure to check out his upcoming tour dates and grab tickets to see him live. With his talent and passion for music, a Neil Young concert is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

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Gwen Stefani (L) and Hozier are headlining at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival.

We heart the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival lineup.

Set to take place Sept. 20-21 at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena, the annual Ryan Seacrest-hosted, multi-day musical extravaganza is bringing in some of the biggest names in Hip-Hop, rock, country, punk and R&B once again this year.

Huge headliners on this year’s bill include ’90s icon Gwen Stefani , hitmaker Hozier , unconventional pop star Doja Cat , country mainstay Thomas Rhett and throwback boy band New Kids On The Block .

They’ll be joined by Big Sean , Camila Cabello, Keith Urban , Paramore and The Black Crowes .

Victoria Monét and Shaboozey will be there, too.

Plus, a press release for the two-day fest teases “one-of-a-kind collaborations and surprise performances.”

If you want to see what that entails, tickets for the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival are available as soon as today.

Fans can purchase tickets for both festival dates on sites like Vivid Seats ; the official on-sale is Friday, June 7.

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A complete breakdown of all iHeart Radio Music Festival single-day pass dates and start times can be found below.

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As of now, only a few of this year’s headliners have been announced. Although we listed them earlier, you can see them again in a slightly more visually attractive medium here:

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Neil Young tribute band, Dillon Carmichael, Jackyl headline at Marion Popcorn Festival

T he Main Stage at the 43rd annual Marion Popcorn Festival will feature three nights of free live entertainment, including a tribute to a legendary singer/songwriter, one of the fresh faces of country music and closing out with some Southern Rock tour warriors from Georgia Sept. 5-7 in downtown Marion.

HARVEST - The Neil Young Electric & Acoustic Tribute kicks off Main Stage headline entertainment Sept. 5.

Presented by Buckeye Community School, HARVEST performs a tribute to classic Neil Young, covering Young's career from Buffalo Springfield, CSNY and solo to the modern Harvest Moon, with a particular focus on the early-to-mid '70s solo and Crazy Horse era.

Since 1987, members Jim Tigue and Eroc Sosinski have been performing Neil Young music for fans across the Midwest, in the bands Harvest and later Tie-Dye Harvest, the Jim & Eroc Duo, and eventually forming the Pink Floyd concert act Wish You Were Here. Peter Telari (also of WYWH), Tim Hamman and Keith Chelm are veteran northeast Ohio musicians as well. For 28 years, Sosinski was the late Michael Stanley's primary bassist/vocalist, performing in concert at venues across the country and on many studio and live releases since 1993.

Main stage entertainment starts at 6 p.m. Sept. 5 with local group Analog Youth , sponsored by Route30 Harley-Davidson.

Dillon Carmichael

Dillon Carmichael will take the Main Stage Sept. 6. Carmichael is a rising country music artist from Burgin, Kentucky. He’s the nephew of John Michael Montgomery and Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry, who performed at the Marion Popcorn Festival in 2021.

In December, the Country Radio Seminar named Carmichael as one of the Fresh Faces for 2024. He landed on Artist To Watch lists from Billboard, Rolling Stone, Taste of Country, Pandora and more, reached No. 2 at country radio’s Most Added chart with his debut radio single “Dancing Away With My Heart,” electrified festival crowds from CMA Fest to Dierks Bentley’s Seven Peaks, and earned tour dates with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Brooks & Dunn, Justin Moore, Dwight Yoakam and Trace Adkin, among others. The 2024 tour artists include Jon Pardi, Cody Johnson and Luke Bryan.

Carmichael’s new Pardi-produced single, “Drinkin’ Problems,” is climbing the radio charts and was the most added song for five consecutive weeks. It serves as an introduction into his four-track project, “Where I Grew Up,” that highlights his bluegrass roots, produced by Riser House Entertainment. Rolling Stone dubbed Carmichael as “country music’s most convincing young star since Stapleton.”

In October 2021, Carmichael released “Son of A.” The tune marked the emerging artist’s third single to radio in under five years after being signed to Sony-distributed Riser House Entertainment. It also inspired the name of his 2021 full-length album, which was later expanded as a deluxe project. Also charting on this release was the single “Hot Beer.”

The New York Times compared Carmichael to Randy Travis in his previous album, “Hell On An Angel,” and said his rich baritone voice “moves with the heft and certainty of a tractor-trailer,” while NPR praised his “deep holler,” and Parade raved that “Carmichael defines pure country.”

Jackyl rocks out on final night of Popcorn Festival

Jackyl will wrap-up the Main Stage entertainment Sept. 7.

On Aug. 11, 1992, Jackyl released its debut album on Geffen Records. It was the middle of Grunge, but Jackyl’s loud rock songs, produced by Brendan O’Brien (Stone Temple Pilots, AC/DC), earned the LP double-platinum status. Videos for the singles "The Lumberjack," "I Stand Alone,” "Down On Me," "Dirty Little Mind," "When Will It Rain" and "Back Off Brother" earned rave reviews and rabid fans for the band’s no-holds-barred energy and lyrics.

On Aug. 11, 2022, 30 years to the day of Jackyl’s debut, the lineup played Sturgis, South Dakota’s Full Throttle Saloon, in a celebration of the lineup’s 30th anniversary that also marked the debut of the quartet’s album, "Jackyl 30 Coming In Hot" and first single, “Get All Up In It.”

From 2009-2015 Jackyl's Jesse James Dupree became one of the lead characters of the hit reality TV show "Full Throttle Saloon." In 2010 the band released "When Moonshine and Dynamite Collide," which featured DMC from Run-D.M.C.

“Jeff, Chris and Roman coming down on the ‘one’ together is still a force of nature,” Dupree said. “Thirty years together and I feel we’ve found an honest place about our new music, our fans and us as a band, on and offstage.”

All bands will perform at 8:30 p.m., following 6 p.m. opening bands. Friday and Saturday opening acts will be announced later.

Performances on the Festival’s Main Stage are free. A limited number of Kernel sponsorship seats are available for Main Stage performances by calling 740-387-FEST.

Other festival events and activities include the Popcorn Parade on Thursday with over 300 units, a 5k run, fine arts show, crafts and vendors, corn hole tournament, Community Showcase Stage, Poppin’ Party stage beer garden, Popcorn Matinee musical performance at the Marion Palace Theatre and more.

For more information, visit popcornfestival.com or call 740-387-FEST.

This article originally appeared on Marion Star: Neil Young tribute band, Dillon Carmichael, Jackyl headline at Marion Popcorn Festival

Jackyl will rock the Popcorn Festival's Main Stage on Sept. 7.

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