Despite years of tension and steep disagreements, Neil Young has invited Donald Trump to attend one of his shows this summer.

Al Jardine's new EP, a follow-up to the Beach Boys singer's 2010 solo debut, features a poignant duet with Neil Young ...

while “Highway 101 (Rosarita Beach Cafe)” is a new take on the Lieber/Stoller-penned Coasters hit “Smokey Joe’s Café” — Jardine rewrote the lyrics with permission from Mike Stoller.

"I am not scared of you," the Canadian-American rocker wrote of the president. By Hannah Dailey Neil Young has had it with President Donald Trump, especially after the politician’s recent digs ...

Neil Young is an artist with plenty ... thought-provoking songs in Young’s catalog. When you listen to these divisive lyrics, you can only imagine it took the folk legend quite some time to ...

Neil Young just extended President Donald Trump quite the olive branch. In a pointed message posted Monday to his website, the rock icon invited the president to attend one of his concerts and show ...

“You are more worried about yourself than AMERICA. Wake up Trump,” Young continued. “Remember what the White House is? 86/47??? That’s what you think about? You are forgetting your real jo ...

Yesterday (May 20), Young shared a new blog entry on the Neil Young Archives website, where he hit out at the President: “Bruce and thousands of musicians think you are ruining America.

Neil Young is taking sides in the growing feud between President Donald Trump and Bruce Springsteen, placing himself firmly on the side of The Boss. "What are you worryin' about man?" Young wrote ...

You can stand up for American values this summer, for our children and theirs.” Neil Young, seen here performing at Farm Aid 2024, invited President Donald Trump to join him at one of his concerts ...

Forty-five years after it was first released, Joseph Burnett returns to Young's fifth solo record, an album that marked an angered transition from Harvest, bolstered by some of his bleakest and ...