Neil Younger is bringing new that means to “Rockin’ within the Free World,” asserting plans to present his Ukrainian followers a free live performance throughout his upcoming European tour.
Information of Younger’s upcoming live performance have been introduced by the Canadian music veteran on his personal Neil Younger Archives web site. “Neil Younger and the Chrome Hearts will open the upcoming Love Earth Tour of Europe in UKRAINE with a Free Live performance for all!” Younger wrote. “We’re presently in talks and can make the announcement of particulars right here at NYA.”
As Younger’s submit signifies, specifics are but to be detailed, although Feb. 24 noticed the announcement of European and North American tour dates for Neil Younger and the Chrome Hearts. The tour presently begins in Rättvik, Sweden on June 18, that means the as-yet unannounced Ukrainian present will ostensibly happen within the fast lead-up. It’s going to even be the rocker’s debut look within the nation.
The timing of Younger’s Ukrainian present announcement appears fairly pertinent given the outpouring of world assist acquired by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following his assembly with U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday (Feb. 28). The highly-contentious assembly resulted in widespread criticism of Trump, and passed off solely days after Younger himself centered on the President in a submit titled “Chief of the Free World No Extra.”
“Below 47’s management, the US has misplaced its standing,” Younger wrote. “Loyalists won’t ever be stronger than Patriots, and Patriots are within the majority right here within the USA. Our Patriots will take to the streets to peacefully show. There might be a second of reality in our nation and we’ll present the world who we actually are. The USA will once more be the chief of the Free World.”
Younger’s upcoming tour will see him accompanied on all exhibits by the Chrome Hearts band, that includes his longtime collaborator keyboardist/organist Spooner Oldham, in addition to Promise of the Actual members Micah Nelson (guitar/vocals), Corey McCormick (bass) and Anthony LoGerfo (drums). The group launched the grungy anthem “Massive Change” in January. Younger debuted the Chrome Hearts band final yr and has stated an album from the group is tentatively slated for launch in April.
