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And now he's added Stringman to the setlist! Read the review here!

The band to appear at Broadcasting House HQ

Ryan Gosling shines, but this slight US indie mines familiar themes

The singer even ventures into Buffalo Springfield and CSNY territory

Neil Young Hammersmith Apollo Thursday, March 6 2008 The last time I saw Neil Young at the Apollo was in 2003, when he was touring to promote his ecological country rock opera, Greendale, still unreleased at the time, which meant no one had heard any of the songs. The unfamiliarity of what he then played provoked among the audience a certain restlessness that quickly gave way to collective dismay when it dawned on them that he wasn’t going to play merely a selection of songs from the record, but the album in what turned out to be its indigestible entirety.

The singer goes right back to his debut 1968 album - read the review here!

Benicassim festival acts to play show in Madrid

The legendary singer brings his songbook to Hammersmith Apollo

A couple of things I played rather a lot over the weekend: the second Brightblack Morning Light album from 2006, which reminds me of unbearably hot afternoons in our old office, and which still sounds gorgeous on a windy Saturday afternoon in March; and “Supreme Balloon”, the 24-minute title track of the new album from Matmos.

The singer joins Radiohead at the Danish bash this July