Yahoo! Music — Reuters - As strange as it is to see a band with its own huge live draw play an opening set, Wilco were the perfect choice to prime the crowd at Madison Square Garden on Monday for Neil Young. more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Billboard) - As strange as it is to see a band with its own huge live draw play an opening set, Wilco were the perfect choice to prime the crowd at Madison Square Garden on Monday for Neil Young. more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Taken from Noel's tour diary for oasisinet.comDisaster struck last night. The fuckin' bus broke down. 4 hours kip was all we got 'til we ground to a halt in the middle of nowhere. Pitch-black and snowing sideways. Me, Tall Scratch and The Shroud had ... more info

Mojo 4 Music — Neil Young Archives trailer! Portishead's fourth album! YYY's free download! more info

New York Post — GRANDPA Granola is forever Young. He's cantankerous onstage, yet under that crusty exterior Neil Young remains one of rock's most exciting acts whether he's strumming an acoustic Martin guitar or shredding on his vintage Gibson Les Paul. It... more info

New York Times — Near the midpoint of his sprawling, deeply satisfying show at Madison Square Garden on Monday night, Neil Young asked a simple question: “Where did all the money go?” more info

Stereogum — Not only that, but the 10-disc retrospective is "The Most Ambitious Artist Collection Ever Produced." The first volume covers the first 10 years (1963-1972) of Shakey's career. If you don't believe the hype, watch this promotional video. It makes pr... more info

New York Post — When Neil Young linked Johnny Rotten with Elvis Presley in his 1979 song "Hey Hey, My My," many listeners - including the former Sex Pistols frontman - found the comparison suspect. But "Rotten: No Dogs, No Blacks, No Irish," the singer's 1995... more info

NME — A spokesperson for Glastonbury has refused to comment on rumours that Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Blur are set to play at next year's festival. more info

NME — A spokesperson for Glastonbury has refused to comment on rumours that Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Blur are set to play at next year's festival. more info