Neil Young Tickets

Ignore the entitled whiners who only want to hear 'Cinnamon Girl', 'Heart of Gold', and other radio 'hits' played note-for-note like the record. Neil always does what he wants, and if he's playing electric with a band, then be prepared for extended jams. Sure, sometimes they go nowhere and seem self-indulgent, but it's about the journey and being in the moment, and you never really know which way things will go. When the music peaks, it does so big-time. I've seen him many times since 1986, with Crazy Horse, POTR, and other configurations, and he always puts out, playing every gig like it's his last. For over 50 years he's had the admiration of hippies, punks, grungers, rockers, country fans, folk fans, and everybody else. He must be doing something right.

Neil was fantastic and a pleasure to see, some in the audience on the other hand actually diminished the performance through their actions, it was a disruption to Neil and both he and his fans suffered as a result!

Neil put on a great show. Setlist was a nice overview of his career. Songs were interspersed with personal stories of his time in Detroit, or a backstory of the song itself. Really brilliant and memorable show. Only downside were the handful of morons in the audience shouting out song requests and interrupting Neil's stories with ridiculous shout-outs. You could tell Neil was getting agitated. I've never understood why people feel the need to interrupt a performer during quiet moments in a show. Its beyond rude and takes away from the performance.

I wasn't certain what to expect from Neil, as this was our first time seeing him live. We know that he has a wide range of music and his set list can vary widely. However Neil played exactly what I wished for and needed to hear from him. I am a Neil fan from his very early days with Buffaloe Springfield and CSNY and his earlier solo works and he did not disappoint us!

....and play his wonderful, mellow songs as well. Great show!

The first 1/2 hour was good. Played a few oldies but not Old Man & Cinnamin Girl. The rest was basically him jamming with the band, song after song after song and late into the night. The audience was not impressed lots of people left before it was over and so did we.You'd think the old legends would play their hits to please their fans after all thats why we pay big money to attend. Never again.

Neil Young still has it. He knows how to rock and his new album brings real issues north america has to forefront. The promise of the real brought great energy to the show and were a great accompaniment to Neil.

Wow it was absolutely excellent he has chosen young guys with phenomenal talent.....Neil Rocks and is the most charitable rocker I've seen....

Amazing guitar riffs, loved his band. No nonsense with stage set ups & videos just good music. Played for over 2 hours & it seemed like he. Just started. Energy galore.

I have seen many Neil Young concerts since 1971 at Massey Hall. My favorite backup band is Crazy Horse. The guys playing with Neil were not very good. Having two of Willie Nelson's son's clanging away on guitars, as if they got them last Christmas, and a drummer who seems to think loud is better than good, does not complement Neil Young. Maybe he was doing a favour for Willie. Still, I am sure 99 percent of the crowd was super happy to be there(and I am not the 1 percent!!). Cheers.....