The announcement comes on the heels of their latest release, F**KIN' UP, which debuted with a limited-edition color vinyl pressing on Record Store Day this past weekend and will drop on all streaming platforms on Friday, April 26.
The other dates are:
July 25 - Bend, OR - Hyden Home Amphithteater
July 26 - George, WA- The Gorge
July 28 - Boise,ID - Ford Idaho Center
July 29 - Salt Lake City, UT- Utah First Credit Union Amphithteater
Tickets for the Fidd ler's concert will be available starting Tuesday, April 23, via the Neil Young Archives presale. All tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, April 26, on axs.com.
It's yet another stellar concert announced for the venue this summer; find all 2024 Fiddler's Green concerts here.
Neil Young considering performing lost ‘Cortez The Killer’ verses on new tour.
He found the lost verses "just a couple of days ago".
Neil Young has revealed that he has uncovered the “lost verses” from the 1975 song ‘Cortez The Killer’, and that he’s considering playing them during his upcoming tour with Crazy Horse.
According to a Rolling Stone report, Neil Young recently hosted a Zoom session with a handful of fans who are subscribed to his official website. During this call, Young revealed that he had recently found “the other verses” from ‘Cortez The Killer’ that were either cut from the song, or lost due to technical difficulties while recording the track.
When Neil Young hits the road this summer with Crazy Horse, he’s planning on performing “Cortez The Killer” with verses that have been missing from the song for 50 years. “Just a couple of days ago, I found the other verses,” Young told fans Monday afternoon during a Zoom with paid subscribers to the Neil Young Archives. “Just the lyrics…We may have those lost lyrics in the show, which will be fun for me.”
He also teased performing them, though nothing is set in stone just yet: “Just a couple of days ago, I found the other verses. Just the lyrics… we may have those lost lyrics in the show, which will be fun for me.”
Young also reflected on the lost verses, recalling that he and his band were recording “a good take” when the power went off and they lost a verse that had been recorded. When producer David Briggs told them of what had happened, Young recalled saying that he “never liked” the verse anyway.
“It was a good take,” Young recalled. “So what we did was take the master tape and find ways to cut it together so that it would work, but we lost a couple of verses. They were gone. Now that I’ve found they lyrics, I’m trying to find exactly where they come in the song. I need to look at the tape and see where the cut is, where we lost some. I’ll insert them there.”
In February, Crazy Horse revealed their upcoming album ‘FU##IN’ UP’, which will contain songs from the band’s 50 year career, freshly recorded for 2024. The album will have its initial release on Record Store Day (April 20); it will arrive in all formats on April 26.
