This past weekend, Blood Orange played what looked like one hell of a Coachella set. Devonté Hynes opened up with a mostly solo-acoustic cover of Neil Young's "Heart Of Gold," and he brought Tei Shi and Lil Yachty to the stage for "Hope." He made the stage his own, which is really the most important…

Coachella isn't really a rock festival anymore, and Blood Orange was never a rock project. But when he played one of Coachella's big outdoor stages yesterday, Blood Orange mastermand Devonté Hynes still started off his set with an honest-to-god rock-star moment. Playing mostly solo-acoustic, Hynes opened his set by covering the Neil Young class...

It's rough when there's two good shows happening on the same night and you've gotta decide which one to go to. I'd imagine it must also suck for artists that are performing -- sometimes and maybe even more so -- because they don't have any choice in the matter and have to play no matter…

It follows the two camps reuniting for a show last yearNeil YoungNeil Young and Crazy Horse are getting back in the studio to record their first album together in seven years. The two camps last worked together on 2012’s ‘Psychedelic Pill’ album, although they reunited last year to play a show together. At the time, Young commented that th...

Neil Young kicked off a solo acoustic theater tour last week, and he's been using the opportunity to dust off some songs he doesn't play too often. Rolling Stone reports that his sets so far have included rarities like "Ambulance Blues," "The Last Trip To Tulsa," "Broken Arrow," and "Razor Love." And last night, during…