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Fifteen years ago on this day Neil Young was having a pretty good if premature idea. It was the first of two days for his annual Bridge School Benefit Concert and Young had decided to try broadcasting the event live across the internet. How well it worked is debatable but he was definitely onto something. -
Stream Neil Young's 'Storytone' Now [LISTEN]
Neil Young's 35th studio album, "Storytone," will be released Nov. 4, but in the meantime you can stream the entire effort over at NPR. -
Neil Young, Stephen Colbert Duet On “Who’s Gonna Stand Up?”: Musician Calls For President Obama Impeachment While Promoting ‘Special Deluxe’ Memoir [VIDEO]
If you watched Stephen Colbert’s The Colbert Report last night then you’re well aware that it could very well have been one of the most entertaining episode of the Comedy Central hit ever. Whether it be the incredible banter between the host and guest Neil Young, their conversations about the “After The Gold Rush” singer’s new memoir Special Deluxe, the political chat about impeaching President Obama over fracking or their duet on “Who’s Gonna Stand Up,” one thing is for sure: Neil Young is one entertaining dude! -
Neil Young Talks to Howard Stern about Relationship with David Crosby, Woodstock Appearance [LISTEN]
Neil Young surprised fans of his supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young at a recent gig in Philadelphia when he said that the band would never tour again. Howard Stern asked the musician about the remark on his radio show today (Oct. 14) and Young danced around his problem with David Crosby. -
Check Out Neil Young Performing 'Who's Gonna Stand Up' With An Orchestra [WATCH]
Usually when Neil Young is performing a song, he's sneering into a microphone, guitar in hand, while a band of rockers backs the accomplished musician. In a video for Young's new single "Who's Gonna Stand Up," the artist performs with a 92-piece orchestra to shake things up for his upcoming album, "Storytone." -
Neil Young Says Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Will Never Tour Again"
During a show in Philadelphia last night (October 8), Neil Young made an unfortunate remark for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young fans, saying the band probably never tour again. -
Neil Young Shares 'Storytone' Release Date, Album Details [TRACKLIST]
Neil Young's collection of new tracks, 'Storeytone', has officially been set for a Nov. 4 release. The artist also shared the album's artwork and tracklist recently. -
6 Albums Made of Scrapped, Unused Songs: The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and More
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 7, Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks will be releasing her eighth solo album "24 Karat Gold — Songs from the Vault," which consists of songs Nicks had written over the last 40 years but never recorded. She is far from the only artist, however, to release an album of unused songs. Here are six more albums made up of scrapped songs: -
7 Live Albums Made Up Entirely Of New Songs: Neil Young, Frank Zappa, And More
A typical live album serves as a greatest hits album of sorts, compiling live performances of an artist's best-known songs. These seven live albums, however, took a different approach, including songs that had been previously unreleased, basically making them studio albums that just happened to be recorded in front of an audience. -
Neil Young's New Album 'Storytone' To Be Released In November
In support of the People's Climate March earlier this week, rock legend Neil Young shared a new version of his pro-environment song "Who's Gonna Stand Up?," recorded with a 92-piece orchestra. Today, Pitchfork reports that Young has announced a full album of orchestral music, titled Storytone, which is set for release in November through Reprise Records. It is not clear if "Who's Gonna Stand Up?" will be included on the album. -
Neil Young Gives New Song “Who’s Gonna Stand Up” To People’s Climate Change Protesters
Yesterday marked an internationally talked about even that took the world by storm: the People’s Climate March. And today, NME reports that Neil Young has stepped up and released a new song to correspond with the march – “Who’s Gonna Stand Up (And Save the Earth).” -
7 Artists Who Switched Their Genre For One Album: Kanye West, George Harrison, And More
Being a musician is a dream job for many, but it can get pretty frustrating and unfulfilling to keep releasing albums that all sound alike, which is why some artists choose to briefly venture into other genres occasionally. Here are seven artists who switched genres for one album.
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