Stephen Stills "Light Up The Blues" Concert w/ Neil Young, others - Los Angeles, April 26
Stephen & Kristen Stills
photo by Paul Salden
Neil Young SETLIST via Sugar Mountain:
1. For What It's Worth (guests with Stephen Stills)
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2. Let's Roll Again (new song)
3. Big Box
4. Ordinary People (1st play in 36 years, 18+ minutes)
5. Human Highway
6. Rockin' In The Free World
Neil Young w/ The Chrome Hearts
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Neil Young w/ The Chrome Hearts - “Ordinary People” 04/26/25 Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA
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This is the seventh "Light Up The Blues" benefit concert in aid of the organization Autism Speaks, which aims to promote understanding and inclusion of individuals with autism and their families.
In addition to Stephen Stills and Neil Young, Billy Idol, Nathaniel Rateliff, Cat Power, Linda Perry, Rufus Wainwright, Chris Stills, Christina Applegate, and Very Special Guests. The evening will be hosted by Stills and his wife Kristen.
Neil Young will perform with The Chrome Hearts band.
More on "Light Up The Blues" Concert (#6) in 2023.
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Photo by Jeff Allen
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Light Up The Blues 3rd Annual Concert (2015)
Photo by Jeff Allen
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Labels: album, chrome hearts, concert, neil young, photos, setlist, stephen stills
by thrasher@PermaLink: 4/26/2025 10:40:00 AM
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Setlist from Setlist FM
For What its Worth (With Stephen Stills)
Protest song (To the beat of this land is your land)
Big Box (Neil Young + Promise of the Real cover)
Ordinary People
Human Highway (With Stephen Stills)
Rockin' in the Free World (with Stephen Stills)
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Ordinary People was incredible. Didn't know if we were just going to get some version of the Chrome Hearts previous east coast performances, but this was pure passion and indignation. Brought back the "take America back!" chant from the Sanders rally, the protest song dropped in hits like "if you're a fascist, go buy a Tesla." and (paraphrasing) mentioning that it's a tough pill for Americans to swallow that China is ahead of us as far as moving toward electric vehicles (I think that was the gist, though I am at peace being corrected by any other attendees). Terrific surprise to hear Big Box - a song I would have assumed unlikely to get dug out again any time soon. But, hot damn... Ordinary People with its loping, chanting, repetitive AND expansive nature felt so fresh and alive. Didn't matter if some of the cultural references might be a bit dated to an audience largely unfamiliar with this ripper, it still felt as prescient as the rest of his set (Human Highway even got a "dedication" to Kennedy. "The new one. Not the old one." - Neil).
If this is any indication of how the world tour will shape up, it feels like a Living with War type event with NY and band laying his truth and his thoughts and feelings on American politics in 2025 out there with unapologetically and letting the audience do with that as they please.
One thing about the show. Lots of technical issues plagued most sets throughout the evening so, while I'm not sure, I wonder if NY had to cut anything from his set to abide by the local noise curfew. At the very least, Stills told Neil, before playing Rockin' in the Free World to do the "short version" - which still packed a great punch with the Chrome Hearts behind him.
Ordinary People! It's been 36 yrs!
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It only takes one song to make it worth it, and Ordinary People was obviously the one, like the Thrasher in 2016. Just enough to make you regret not being there
Hot Damn! Spine tingley douche chills! I saw this performed ONCE in 1988 @ Jones Beach!
Wonder if this will make it to the upcoming summer setlist? Or was it just a one off? Sounded Great! I can’t imagine Micah & the boys, Spooner, learning & rehearsing and THEN Nailing this sucker AND NOT include this in the setlist…
That being said, technical issues seem to be following Neil around lately. Both shows @ Forest Hills last year had issues. I wonder if he lost some key techs?
I’d be absolutely thrilled to hear any of these songs in Dublin this summer.
Was let’s roll again an updated version of the original lets roll?
Micah is absolutely great in this role! A poor
man’s Nils and a rich man’s Poncho all rolled into one!!
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