Neil Young is a Canadian singer-songwriter and musician who has been one of the most influential figures in rock music for over five decades. Born in Toronto in 1945, Young began his music career in ...

But no. Neil and Martin’s Bon Voyage was simply another celebrity travel jolly that made you wonder, “Do I actually pay for this stuff or does it come bundled free with my Sky sub?” As far ...

Neil Young's Archives Series launched in 2006 as Live at the Fillmore East collected a pair of 1970 shows with Crazy Horse from the famous New York club. Since then, the Archives have grown to ...

The official synopsis reads: “Take an intimate journey with maverick musician Neil Young in this personal ... Directed by acclaimed filmmaker and Young’s wife, Daryl Hannah, ‘Coastal ...

Neil Young has announced a new live album, Coastal: The Soundtrack, focusing on performances from his 2023 solo tour. Coastal, a documentary directed by Young’s wife Daryl Hannah about that 2023 ...

To the outside world, Karen Evans, 61, and her husband Neil lived a simple life in their three-bedroom, semi-detached property in Hornchurch, east London. She enjoyed her dog-walking job and Neil ...

By Ethan Millman Neil Young will stop selling platinum-priced tickets for his future concerts, the musician confirmed on his website, calling the practice “a bad thing that has happened to ...

Neil Young has joined the lineup for the annual BST Hyde Park summer concert series in London. Young, along with his band Chrome Hearts, will headline the outdoor stage on July 11. Young will be ...

Neil Young will perform a free concert in Ukraine as a prelude to his upcoming Love Earth tour, according to a post on his website Sunday. Young and his band, the Chrome Hearts, are “currently ...

In the 2002 Neil Young biography Shakey, Young’s late friend and longtime producer David Briggs shared an insight into the singer’s prolific mid-’70s period that has since been enshrined in ...

Playwright: "The Mercy Seat" (also directed), Acorn Theater, New York City, December 2002.

Neil Young intends to keep on rockin’ in the free world — Ukraine included. Via his website, the legendary rocker has announced plans to play a free concert in the war-torn country in the near future.