Neil Young Tickets

Not the music we expected from Neil Young... Crap 'heavy metal' music ! Not the Neil Young we listened to years ago. Didn't even play his harmonica !!! Had harmonica around his head - but didn't play it.. TWO HOURS of pre concert music !!! ? Far to long... We left the concert 45 minutes into Neil Young's part. If he wasn't going to play his traditional music - WARNING should have been placed before one purchased tickets... WASTE of Money !!!!! Very disappointed in him !!!! Concert SUCKED !!!! First opening band was good...

This show was astounding; a shower of decibels washed through us. Neil never disappoints, and to see him with Crazy Horse was very special. Great sound quality and great musicianship. They opened to Oh Canada and we closed by singing happy birthday to Mr. Young together.

First time I've seen Neil live! But have been an avid fan since 1973! Fantastic show!

When Neil and Crazy Horse started their set by tearing into "Love and Only Love" from "Ragged Glory", I thought "here we go back to the great old stuff". But it wasn't to be a night awash in nostalgia, like concerts by some other rock legends of Neil's vintage. By mixing in gems from his 40-plus years onstage with several cuts from his new album "Psychedelic Pill", Neil showed that he and the Horse are still dynamic writers and performers, and have not become static or predictable artists yet, and likely never will. The thunderous and profound "Walk Like a Giant" served notice that Young and the Horse can still fire up a crowd, even with a tune that few in the house have heard. By the end of the long take, which ended with several minutes of ear-destroying guitar feedback, we knew that Neil and CH had fashioned another legendary rock gem that only they could have created. One complaint: the three extended guitar feedback sessions during the show brought back the old days all right, but one would have been enough. By the third one I was thinking "hey, guys, you could have fit in 'Heart of Gold' or 'Rockin' in the Free World' or 'Down By the River' instead of this". Apparently though, Crazy Horse has a list of Neil's tunes they never want to play again, and those three and some other fan favourites are probably on it. I went to the concert to enjoy some nostalgia and cross Neil off my must-see bucket list, but after the challenging, yet satisfying night, I'll see him again whenever he tours -- and I just bought "Psychedelic Pill". He's still very much a legend in the making.

To be honest, this wasn't my favourite Neil Young show. I liked the stage set up with the giant, fake monitors and their corresponding giant carry cases, and the giant fake microphone. I loved that he opened with Oh Canada in front of a massive Canadian Flag backdrop, as did many people given the number of people singing, and the number of phones out recording. Crazyhorse was as good as ever, and the jams were great, but he chose to leave out so many of his hits that people invariably long to hear, and his encore was only one song. The show seemed to lack the energy that some of his previous shows have had. Overall the show was good, but not great.

it was an awesome concert. waited a long time to see crazy horse on stage again. they rocked the place.

Neil and Crazy Horse were at their finest. Unfortunately there are reviews out there from people who don't understand what Neil and the Horse are all about. It is like going to a Springsteen concert and complaining that the show is too long. Neil ROCKS! There is no one like him and I am still coming down from the show. So glad to see them touring again.

Per show way too long and this was not the type of music I expected from Neil Young.

Awe at the performance of a Legend. Disappointed he didn't play Old Man.

Neil was incredible!!! Playing for two solid hours at his age is amazing!!!! He also had a great stage set up and effects! Great evening over all

Lots of energy and enthusiasm but I came for the old and got the new. Disappointing overall. Considering there was a great turnout the crowd was subdued overall so I think I wasn't the only one feeling this way. Staging occulded the view from our seats.

This concert was a dream, a once in a lifetime moment. A great performance by a great artist I have admired since we were both in our 20's. It was 2 hours of pure magic, proving Rock n'Roll will never die as I hope Neil never does. He kept up the most frantic pace and performed like he was still 25. All numbers were awesome, superb, great. The opening with O Canada was just a great moment as was CH singing Happy birthday to him. He was at his best and the concert remains in my head even today.

Wicked show. Lots of energy. Lots of jamming and long songs. If you like Neil's rock stuff go!

Awesome. If you love Neil Young & Crazy Horse, you'll love this. An amazing performance, the guys haven't faded a bit. The covers of the old favorites were impeccable with extras added on. Mr. Young doesn't disappoint, he's got the energy and talent that up-and-comers can't image. As a die hard Neil Young fan, who loves he harder Crazy Horse stuff best, this was the best concert of my life.

Neil and Crazy Horse played like they were 20 years younger. The jams still sounded raw and full of energy. I don't know all of the newer material, but it was still a great show. I am also a big Los Lobos fan, so having them as an opening act was a bonus.

I am a BIG Neil Young fan. His music from the 60's, 70's, 80's 90's, 00's - I like it all. I even like "Americana", the new cd I received when I bought the tickets to the show, that I just saw on Nov. 11. I enjoy his long, meandering guitar solos and I appreciate variations and extended versions of songs when played live. But this was a bit much. With a vault of brilliant songs as deep as anyone in the music business, how is it that only 12 songs made it into his 2 hour show? The first song, "Love and Only Love" was 20 minutes long. I actually thought this was pretty cool, but when it became clear that most every song was going to be extended to 8 or 10 minutes, I started to feel as if this was an opportunity missed. Neil was not going to go very deep into the back-catalogue this night. The extended song-endings and the 5 minute long jams really started to get repetitive. Neil's voice sounded great, his raunchy, distorted guitar playing was awesome and Crazy Horse was superb, but I just wish had heard some more songs.

Great show , great sound , unforgettable evening , great Canadian artist

I wasn't around when Neil Young was in his prime but I couldn't imagine that he rocked any less than he did on Sunday night. And what an amazing grouping with Crazy Horse. They were having so much fun on the stage. I could have stayed there all night and listened to them. The Sadies and Los Lobos were unforgettable too!!

Great show! 3 bands. Sadies were good, great mix of music. Los Lobos are consistantly amazing. Neil Young & Crazy Horse just fabulous. Nice to hear the new tunes & a small mix of the old. Wonderful show overalkl.

Been listening to Neil since Buffalo Springfield days. First saw him with CH in Atlanta in '77 on the Rust Never Sleeps tour (cool that he brought back the staging for this tour). I love that Neil keeps his sound no matter what the fad of current day. The show was fabulous. As long as Neil keeps touring I'll be in the audience. Keep Rockin'!!