Pearl Jam performed in London’s Hyde Park on Saturday night, and Johnny Marr opened the concert for them. Marr stuck around and came out twice during Pearl Jam’s set. He appeared for the first time to play with the band on “Throw Your Hatred Down,” a track off Neil Young’s 1995 album Mirror Ball,...

The shelved album from 2001 is finally coming out this weekThe post Neil Young and Crazy Horse preview ‘Toast’ album with single ‘Timberline’ appeared first on NME.

Neil Young has never been shy about expressing dark, heavy, fucked-up emotions through music; that’s how we get an album as messy and harrowing as On The Beach. But occasionally, even Neil Young apparently sometimes comes up with something too depressing to release. Young has recently been releasing a lot of the music that he&#8217...

The tour that it chronicles took place shortly after the death of Young’s longtime manager, Elliot RobertsThe post Neil Young to immortalise 2019 tour on ‘Noise & Flowers’ live album and film appeared first on NME.

In 1972, before Elvis Costello was Elvis Costello, a young musician named Declan MacManus joined up with another young Liverpool musician named Allan Mayes to form a band called Rusty. They played the club circuit for a year but never made it into a studio. But this past year, Costello reunited with Mayes to resurrect the band and record six new...