Young will be backed on the road by multi-instrumentalist Ben Keith, drummer Ralph Molina and bassist Rick Rosas. His wife Pegi, who recently released her first solo album, will serve as the tour’s opening act.”Chrome Dreams II” boasts two epic tracks (the 18-minute-plus “Ordinary People” and the 11-and-a-half-minute “No Hidden Path”) as well as the song “Boxcar,” which has been around in various forms for more than two decades.
The album will also be available with a bonus DVD featuring “super-saturated” high-resolution audio and a moving video image.
Track List for Chrome Dreams II:
Beautiful Bluebird
Boxcar
Ordinary People
Shining Light
The Believer
Spirit Road
Dirty Old Man
Ever After
No Hidden Path
The Way
Neil Young Tour Dates:
Oct. 18: Boise, Idaho (Morrison Center)
Oct. 20: Spokane, Wash. (Opera House)
Oct. 22: Portland, Ore. (Keller Theatre)
Oct. 23: Seattle (WaMu Center)
Oct. 27-28: Mountain View, Calif. (Shoreline Amphitheatre / Bridge School Benefit)
Oct. 30: Los Angeles (Nokia Live)
Nov. 5: Denver (Wells Fargo Theatre)
Nov. 8: Minneapolis (Northrop Auditorium)
Nov. 10: Detroit (Fox Theatre)
Nov. 12-13: Chicago (Chicago Theatre)
Nov. 15: Washington, D.C. (DAR Constitution Hall)
Nov. 18: St. Louis (Fox Theatre)
Nov. 26-27: Toronto (Massey Hall)
Dec. 2-3: Boston (Orpheum Theatre)
Dec. 5: Wallingford, Conn. (Oakdale Theatre)
Dec. 9: Philadelphia (Tower Theatre)
Dec. 12-13: New York (United Palace)
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Do you have any idea when Boston tickets go on sale?
No idea, man…stay tuned.
Man, this reminds me how much I love the “Ragged Glory” album. What a great 90’s Neil album.