Laura Marling will open for Neil Young + Promise of the REAL's Europe tour dates in the UK and Ireland.
Laura Marling has a long history with Young - she learned to play the guitar by playing along to 'The Needle And The Damage Done' at six-years-old.
She also supported him for a handful of shows back in 2012, telling For Folk's Sake:
"I was so nervous and so completely dazed by the whole thing that I don’t remember that much. I know after the last gig my band went in to see him, and he was very sweet and then I came in and just stood there gobsmacked for about five minutes then was wheeled out of the room."
Here's Laura Marling on Neil Young & Crazy Horse's Americana:
Laura Marling spoke with The Weekly Feed's Kyle Meredith while at Bonnaroo 2012.
In the interview Laura shares her thoughts on the new Neil Young & Crazy Horse album Americana.
Laura Marling - the needle and the damage done from sasufi on Vimeo.
From a Paste magazine interview on 2010:
Paste: Has there been a high point in your experiences over the past 3 or 4 years playing music?More on Europe 2016 Tour Dates for Neil Young + Promise of the REAL.
Marling: I think recording this album was one of the best times I’ve ever had. I was just with people I was really comfortable with. I had recently become really comfortable with myself in my own skin. It was just such an easy process and it felt so much like what I love to do, and it made me realize how lucky I am to be doing it. So that was a real highlight. And then, also when we toured with Neil Young for a couple of days in Europe.
Paste: What was that like? Are you a big Neil Young fan?
Marling: Yes. It was crazy and terrifying. There was one interaction. He was really friendly, but he has been touring for forty years, so I assumed he wouldn’t want to be bothered. But my band all went up and talked to him, and then I got drunk and ... he was perfectly polite! He was lovely.
Bring her back to the US!
ReplyDeletefantastic news, Laura Marling is superb. Seen her live before and this is now shaping up to be a wonderful tour.
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