Neil Young and Crazy Horse

Having already thrilled fans with the release of AMERICANA, their first album in nine years, Neil Young & Crazy Horse have announced that they will hit the road this fall for their first tour since 2004. It includes a stop at Ottawa’s Scotiabank Place on Saturday, Nov. 24.

AMERICANA is a rich collection of classic American compositions, some dating back 200 years or more, and each has its own unique history veiled with multiple meanings and relatable, lyrical significance – all of them as applicable today as they were in the America of yesteryear. Have a look at the following video links for a view into our past as evidence: Oh Susanna, Jesus' Chariot (She'll be Coming Round the Mountain) and Clementine.

Crazy Horse – comprised of Young, Billy Talbot, Ralph Molina and Poncho Sampredo – will hit the road to perform for audiences across North America beginning Oct. 3 and continue on from there for two months. The tour will visit cities from coast to coast across North America, including the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Madison Square Garden in New York and Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

AMERICANA was produced by Neil and John Hanlon along with Mark Humphreys, and engineered by Hanlon in collaboration with John Hausmann and Jeff Pinn. It was recorded at Audio Casa Blanca by Hanlon.

Fans purchasing concert tickets online will receive a copy of AMERICANA, which was released by Reprise Records on Tuesday, June 5. In addition, The Bridge School will receive $1 from every ticket sold to assist children with severe physical impairments and complex communication needs.

Capital Tickets is the only authorized ticket vendor for Scotiabank Place events. Tickets purchased through unauthorized ticket vendors are subject to cancellation and purchasers may be denied access to the event. Only those tickets purchased through authorized vendors are guaranteed seating.