Magnet Magazine — 45 years ago today, Neil Young released Hawks & Doves. It was the day before the 1980 presidential election, which lead to eight years of Reagan, who Young had kind words for. Read our live review of Young and Crazy Horse from 2024: The post Neil You... more info

Stereogum — Neil Young’s annual Harvest Moon benefit concert went down yesterday in Lake Hughes, CA, with proceeds going towards the Bridge School and Painted Turtle Camp. Young (backed by the Chrome Hearts) headlined as usual, and Lana Del Rey went on rig... more info

Antimusic Rock — And, in 1975, when Neil Young released TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT it was definitely foretold. more info

New York Post — Neil Young plans to scrap his entire music catalogue from Amazon, because he believes founder Jeff Bezos backs President Trump. more info

Stereogum — Neil Young has never been shy about voicing his opinions, and he’s often put his money where his mouth is. He recently discontinued his use of Facebook and Instagram, citing parent company Meta’s “use of chatbots with children.” Before tha... more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, Neil Young released Prairie Wind. A Neil home companion. Read our live review of Young and Crazy Horse from 2024: The post Neil Young Released “Prairie Wind” 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — 30 years ago today, Emmylou Harris released Wrecking Ball. Neil Young! Lucinda Williams! Steve Earle! Larry Mullen, Jr.! The post Emmylou Harris Released “Wrecking Ball” 30 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Antimusic Rock — The Painted Turtle is proud to announce the return of 'Harvest Moon,' a special daytime benefit concert with the legendary Neil Young more info

Magnet Magazine — 55 years ago today, Neil Young released After The Gold Rush. Flying Father Nature’s silver seed. Read our Neil live review from 2024: The post Neil Young Released “After The Gold Rush” 55 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — This is a big one. In recent months, a number of artists have removed their music from Spotify in response to CEO Daniel Ek investing $700 million in the AI military startup Helsing. Now, Bristol trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack have become the la... more info