Neil Young And Crazy Horse To Launch First Tour In Eight Years

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April 2, 2015 10:51 am

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It took the Buffalo Springfield 43 years to reunite, but when it comes to Neil Young and longtime band Crazy Horse, eight is enough.

Today, Young announced that he and Crazy Horse (Billy Talbot, Ralph Molina, and Poncho Sampredo) will tour behind their new album Americana, a collection of reimagined American standards (read our review.) The tour includes stops at Austin City Music Festival and Outside Lands, as well as the Hollywood Bowl and Madison Square Garden.

As an added bonus, fans who buy their tickets online will receive a copy of the Americana CD, available in stores Tuesday, June 5^th. Tickets go on sale starting June 8^th in select markets at Ticketmaster.com and LiveNation.com.

In a new interview, Young discusses the though process behind Americana.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Tour Dates:

Aug 5                Morrison, CO                 Red Rocks Amphit.
Aug 6                Morrison, CO                 Red Rocks Amphit.
Aug 10-12          SF, CA                        Golden Gate Park/Outside Lands Fest
Oct 3                Windsor, ONT                WFCU Centre
Oct 5                Kingston, ONT               K ROCK Centre
Oct 6                London, ONT                 John Labatt Centre
Oct 8                Cleveland, OH                Wolstein Center
Oct 9                Pittsburgh, PA               Petersen Events Center
Oct 11             Chicago, IL                    United Center
Oct 13             Austin, TX                     Zilker Park / Austin City Limits Fest.
Oct 14              Tulsa, OK                      Tulsa Convention Center Arena
Oct 17             Los Angeles, CA            Hollywood Bowl
Nov 10             Seattle, WA                  Key Arena
Nov 11             Vancouver, BC               Rogers Arena
Nov 13             Calgary, AB                   Scotiabank Saddledome
Nov 14             Saskatoon, SK             Credit Union Centre
Nov 16             Winnipeg, MB                MTS Centre
Nov 19             Toronto, ON                   Air Canada Centre
Nov 23             Montreal, QC                 Bell Centre
Nov 24             Ottawa, ON                   Scotiabank Place
Nov 26             Boston, MA                   TD Garden
Nov 27             New York, NY                Madison Square Garden
Nov 29             Philadelphia, PA            Wells Fargo Center
Nov 30             Fairfax, VA                    Patriot Center
Dec 4                Bridgeport, CT               Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard