After four years of long break, Neil Young and crazy horse have announced their reunion on stage with the legendary rock act set to play two upcoming shows in California.
The rock musician posted a note on his official website confirming that the fitfully active group would return to the stage may 1 and 2 at Warnors Theatre in Fresno, California.
“First time in a long time, love on stage. No rehearsal,” wrote Young on his official website after confirming the news.
The legendary Canadian musician released his first album, ‘Everybody knows This Is Nowhere’, in 1969. they have since released 23 records together, including EPs and live albums.
Though there is no confirmation about the members who are performing at the show, Young revealed on Wednesday that the lineup consist of drummer Ralph Molina, bassist Billy Talbot, guitarist Nils Lofgren and Jonathan Richman will open the gigs which take place next week.
“A few months ago we started talking about playing some remote clubs and getting our feet wet again,” Young wrote on his website,“Come and see us if you can as we approach our 50th year as a band. I think it will be the beginning of another beautiful chapter in our long, enriching and life changing Crazy Horse story.”
> Shatabdi Sarker Poushi
Neil Young is Sharing Stage with Crazy Horse After Years
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