Come Together: Live Rust – Civic Theatre: June 20, 2025
Best concert of the year so far? I think so! Come Together: Live Rust hit the ball out of the park with this one.
Neil Young
Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts – Talkin To The Trees (Reprise)
I’ve only listened to this “debut” album by Neil Young and his “new” band, The Chrome Hearts once, and I probably won’t be returning to it anytime soon.
Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts – Talkin’ To The Trees: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Time out from New Zealand Music Month for just a moment as we bring you this new song from Neil Young and his new band, The Chrome Hearts.
COME TOGETHER – EPIC LINE-UP ANNOUNCED FOR 2025
New Zealand’s most successful rock series ever, COME TOGETHER, is excited to announce three amazing tours for 2025, paying homage to the most legendary artists in history: Neil Young, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin.
Neil Young – Archives Vol. III Takes (Reprise) (13th Floor Album Review)
For those of us not able to shell out the $600 for Neil Young’s 17 CD Box set, here’s the lowdown on the 2-disc vinyl version of Archives Vol.III called Takes.
New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: June 28, 2024
It is New Music Friday…Ngā mihi o Matariki…Happy Matariki. And what better way to celebrate than with new music? Our top picks are led by Anna Coddington’s Te Whakamiha.
Neil Young – Chrome Dreams (Reprise)
Forty-six years after it was originally meant to be released, Neil Young’s Chrome Dreams finally sees the light of day.
Come Together Album Concert Series 2023 Announced!
Come Together Series pays tribute to Neil Young, Dire Straits and Fleetwood Mac in 2023 with an all-star Kiwi line-up.
Neil Young – Noise & Flowers & Toast: A 2022 Overview
Is it possible to have too much Neil Young? Neil seems to be testing the patience (and bank accounts) of his fiercest fans with a barrage of releases including a 50th anniversary edition of Harvest and brand new music with Crazy Horse.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Barn (Reprise): Album Review
Neil Young saddles up The Horse one more time for an album that sounds part solo/part band effort but, as always, pure Neil. It also happens to be his best work in a wee while.