The Quietus — Neil Young changes his position on Trump's use of one of his tracks at a campaign rally more info

Guardian Music — Young excuses Donald Trump’s use of Rockin’ in the Free World on campaign trail, saying: ‘Once the music goes out, everybody can use it’Neil Young – a confessed Bernie Sanders supporter – has approved Donald T... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Young is fine with Trump using his music more info

NME — The Canadian once issued Trump with a cease and desist for using his music more info

Stereogum — Normally when right-leaning politicians use the music of left-leaning musicians at political rallies, the musicians protest heavily. Donald Trump, for instance, has drawn the ire of Adele, Aerosmith, House Of Pain, and especially R.E.M. throughout hi... more info

Consequence of Sound — "You know, once the music goes out, everybody can use it for anything." more info

Rolling Stone — Donald Trump's presidential campaign got off to a rocky start last June when – after playing Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World" after the rally announcing his presidential bid – the rocker immediately asked the mogul to stop using... more info

Rolling Stone — Since Bob Dylan's 1962 debut, his music has transcended genre and generations. The list of musicians who have covered his music reads like a history of rock music itself: Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Stevie Wonder, Lou ... more info

Reuters — (Reuters) - Neil Young, a Canadian citizen, can't vote in the upcoming U.S. presidential election - but the 70-year-old rocker has plenty to say about it. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — As Cleveland prepares for the 2016 Republican National Convention, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame is opening a very timely exhibit around rock and politics. "Louder Than Words: Rock, Power & Politics" looks at some of the most important debates in ou... more info