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Neil Young is set to release the concert film and live album 'Young Shakespeare'. The 75-year-old music legend will treat fans to the previously unreleased footage from the 1971 performance, which is the earliest known concert recording of Neil, from his set at The Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, Connecticut, on March 26. Originally intended for a presentation on German TV later that year, the recordings will now be made public for the very first time. The analogue tapes have been dusted off and restored and include acoustic recordings of two ‘After the Gold Rush’ tracks and the likes o...

  The original concert was recorded for transmission on German TV, but this is the first time the recordings will be made publicly available. As well as including hits such as 'Ohio', 'Down by the River' and 'Sugar Mountain', we can hear early outings from tracks that Young would include on his next album, Harvest, including 'Old Man', 'The Needle and the Damage Done' and 'Heart of Gold'. Young has said of the release: "Young Shakespeare is a very special event. To my fans, I say this is the best ever… one of the most pure-sounding acoustic performances we have in the Archive.”  Young...

Neil Young has announced the release of a previously lost live album called 'Young Shakespeare', as well as an accompanying concert film

  While artists are rightfully wary of reductive phrases like “lockdown album”, the extenuating circumstances of recent times helped Tindersticks get their 13th album, Distractions, over the line. “I think the confinement provided an opportunity for something that was already happening,” singer Stuart Staples says. “I found myself in the studio at the end of March with all this time I didn’t expect to have. It gave us a purpose and a way of losing myself in weird times.” Tindersticks members are variously scattered throughout Europe – in France, German...

Neil Young Announces 'Young Shakespeare' Live Album and Film The '71 concert is one of his earliest ever shows to be captured on film Young Shakespeare, and it captures an acoustic gig form his After the Gold Rush era. The live album and concert film were captured on January 22, 1971, at the Shakespeare Theater in Statford, CT. It was filmed by a German television crew, but the footage has been in the vault for decades. Young Shakespeare stands as one of the oldest-known films of a Neil Young concert, and it finds him delivering solo acoustic performances of such tracks as "Old Man," "Helpl...