Neil Young has a lot of opinions about American political issues. And now, he'll be able to exercise his right to vote on those issues. That's right: TMZ reports that after decades of living in California, the Canadian-born rocker has finally become a United States citizen.

If you watched Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story, the Martin Scorsese documentary that came out on Netflix last year, you got some idea of what an otherworldly, supernatural presence Patti Smith was in the '70s. Smith had one of the best moments in the film, and this is a movie about Bob Dylan…

After releasing their heavily anticipated album A Deeper Understanding in 2017, subsequently touring behind it through 2018, and along the way becoming bigger than plausibly expected even following the success of Lost In The Dream, the War On Drugs have kept pretty quiet through 2019. Maybe that means something's on the horizon for 2020? In&...

Neil Young has always been prolific. He's churned out music at regular clips throughout his career, which hasn't slowed down much at all in recent years. Back in October, he released Colorado, his first album with Crazy Horse in seven years. It was his ninth new collection this decade, but at the same time, he's…

"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause to you"Neil YoungNeil Young has revealed that he is no longer using Facebook. Read more: Neil Young and Crazy Horse – ‘Colorado’ review: loved-up ballads and doomsday reckoning Posting in his Archives website website, the veteran rocker slammed the social media site and said his site is &a...