The Harvest Moon benefit concert featuring Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts, Beck, and special guest Lana Del Rey will be on Saturday, October 25th at The Painted Turtle camp in Lake Hughes, CA.
All proceeds benefit The Painted Turtle, a non-profit providing children living with serious medical conditions a traditional camp experience free of charge, and The Bridge School, which empowers children with extensive speech and physical disabilities to learn, connect, and thrive.
NYA Member Loyalty Pre-Sale:
NOW until Thursday, Sept 25 at 9:00 AM PST
(per Beck feed: Use Code: HARVESTMOON25)
General Public On-Sale:
Opens Thursday, Sept 25 at 9:00 AM PST
You can get more info on the official website here.
I wish I could attend this one too! I reached my quota of rock and roll road trips for the summer! So Grateful we are rollin’ on! Long live the Chrome Hearts (or whatever they change their name to).
ReplyDeleteI had the privilege of seeing / hearing Neil & the CH’s play twice this summer. I had a blast at both. At Bend I was thrilled with the long song electric extravaganza & river theme! Hollywood Bowl was the “best $30 I ever spent” to sit in the Thrasher’s Wheat section (mid left). Again, thanks to Knowledge Nomad for the heads up!
The HB show flowed in a gorgeous way. The song list was way different than Bend. Got to see Old Man & Harvest Moon there, which my family was keen to hear. Singing was so good!
Thanks to Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts for hitting the road and delivering the goods! What’s that they say? Never change a winning game. Maybe Love Earth will roll on.
The times they are a changin’ and we ain’t gonna work on Maggie’s Farm no more. The orange will rot. No labor to pick our crops. King Dumb Ass didn’t realize what the US economy runs on : poverty wages & immigrant labor! We should treat them very well because they work so hard and we are short in our labor pool! We need workers to support social security for everyone & themselves! Health care for ALL! We will demand it, and they will give it. People have the power.
The US is no longer the world leader we thought it was. In fact, we are ruled by a moron. Millions in the streets will soon change that.
I dread a larger scale repeat of Ohio when Trump tells the troops to fire on the protesters. He is a sociopath bent on stoking conflict so it will likely flare up.
Your Brother Alan in Seattle
I have attended more protests than concerts this year.
DeleteHolding out hope for that 3.5% to awaken sooner rather than later.
Lana Del Rey . That is a head scratcher. I mean is anyone a fan of hers and also NY ? Strange days indeed. Most peculiar Momma.
ReplyDeleteI think that may be the point? The age spread casting a wide net. That & all 3 (NY, Beck, Lana Delray) left coast names?
DeleteBeck makes sense. He found a way to get w NY early. He played a BSB when many ppl on the lawn didn't know him. Loser was out and I liked it so I did. I saw 2 more in which he played . And 2 others not Bridge. I'm a big fan have his first about 7 CDs going back to One Foot in the Grave. Then Mellow Gold. I admire and support Missy Grants participation in a worthy cause but can't see her fans knowing who Neil Young is. It's a parochial group of girls and young women. Now going back to Bill , as a promoter he often put disparate groups on the same bill in a deliberate try to mix things up. It's going to be a small setting.
ReplyDeleteMy wife & adult daughters all like Lana Del Ray & Neil Young / CH’s YBAiS
ReplyDeleteWe went last year and thought it was a really cool family vibe (We are DINKS...). The varied lineup makes sense and was great last year. We weren't big solo John Mayer fans, but his set was fun and he joked about someone requesting he play "The Eleven" from his other project. People were friendly, the charities are great, and the overall set up was super fun. We are going to pass this year, but only because we are still tired from FarmAid. The divide between VIP made it kind of weird, but the money goes to charity.
ReplyDeleteThere’s a good bit of crossover with her and Neil. I’m a huge fan of Lana’s. She even has a track
ReplyDeletecalled Cinnamon Girl, not a cover!
An ocean of sadness in Lana Del Rey’s songs. Does that make it like Neil’s Art? I hear some similarities to After the Gold Rush. Your Brother Alan in Seattle
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