neil young and the chrome hearts and Van Morrison

Born in Northern Ireland, Van Morrison blends rock, R&B, jazz, blues & Celtic soul; rose with Them (“Gloria”); solo classics: “Brown Eyed Girl,” Astral Weeks, Tupelo Honey.

Canadian-born Neil Young is celebrated for his eclectic rock-folk style, grunge influence, and iconic songs like "Heart of Gold." A key player in Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, he often collaborated with Crazy Horse and Pearl Jam. Known for his restless creativity, Young's achievements include classics like "Harvest," earning the title "Godfather of Grunge." Despite a tumultuous career marked by bold experiments, Young's work, including the protest anthems and diverse albums, left a lasting impact on rock music. His extensive archive releases highlight his enduring influence.

Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts, featuring Spooner Oldham and Micah Nelson, blend folk, rock, and country music. Originating from Toronto, Canada, Young is a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer known for poignant lyrics and distinctive electric guitar. The band released the album "Talkin' to the Trees," featuring songs such as "Big Change" and "Lets Roll Again."