March 20, 2012 - Neil Young, who earlier this year gave a hint as to what was to come when he posted a 37-minute jam with Crazy Horse on his official website, will release a new album with his on-and-off bandmates on June 5.
February 28, 2012 - Fans hoping to see a reunited Buffalo Springfield play more shows this year should probably not hold their breath: the band has apparently slipped back into stand-off mode and the future looks cloudy again.
June 13, 2011 - Neil Young is too weird to be a good redneck. Oh, sure, he wore a bandana, played Hank Williams' guitar and threw his support behind Ronald Reagan in the '80s, but at the end of the day he's still just an eccentric, hippie genius who doesn't belong in Nashville any more than he does at a royal wedding.
May 11, 2011 - Forty years after a now legendary 1971 concert at Toronto's Massey Hall, Neil Young has returned to the venue for two concerts that are being filmed by Jonathan Demme for a movie.
March 30, 2011 - Buffalo Springfield, the folk rock '60s supergroup that previously announced plans to perform at this year's Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee, will tune up for that gig with two-night stands in three California cities.
Green Day, Neil Young & Crazy Horse and Skrillex will headline the three days of music at this year's Voodoo Experience.
Stevie Wonder, Metallica and Neil Young & Crazy Horse are among the acts helming the fifth annual Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival this summer in San Francisco.
Neil Young, who earlier this year gave a hint as to what was to come when he posted a 37-minute jam with Crazy Horse on his official website, will release a new album with his on-and-off bandmates on June 5.
Fans hoping to see a reunited Buffalo Springfield play more shows this year should probably not hold their breath: the band has apparently slipped back into stand-off mode and the future looks cloudy again.
Jason Mraz, Jamey Johnson, Jakob Dylan and Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real have been added to the lineup for Farm Aid 2011, set for Aug. 13 at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park in Kansas City, KS.
Neil Young is too weird to be a good redneck. Oh, sure, he wore a bandana, played Hank Williams' guitar and threw his support behind Ronald Reagan in the '80s, but at the end of the day he's still just an eccentric, hippie genius who doesn't belong in Nashville any more than he does at a royal wedding.
Forty years after a now legendary 1971 concert at Toronto's Massey Hall, Neil Young has returned to the venue for two concerts that are being filmed by Jonathan Demme for a movie.
This year's Farm Aid benefit concert -- to feature longtime supporters Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp and Dave Matthews, along with others to be announced -- has been scheduled for Aug. 13 in Kansas City, KS.
Buffalo Springfield, the folk rock '60s supergroup that previously announced plans to perform at this year's Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee, will tune up for that gig with two-night stands in three California cities.
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