Neil Young & Crazy Horse Tickets

Neil and the horse were great! Also my first time at Pine Knob. Wonderful venue!

The show was fantastic, except that there was some huge blue thing blocking view of drummer. For $300.00 plus, I should be able to see the entire show/band. IT DID NOT SAY obstructed view when I purchased it. And then, I know people who bought tickets the day of show and got better seats for 1/2 of what I paid. Sad, really really sad.

Neil and Crazy Horse are legends and they did not disappoint. Rock is still alive and well.

Seeing the professionalism and dedication to entertaining us was uplifting

Very good show considering the age of all the members of Crazy Horse, including Neil Young was a perfect night for a concert. Don’t miss this one. I attend a lot of shows this is one I will always remember.

Great show! Neil and the Horse performed like days of old. The sound was really good and the set list was all the great powerhouse tunes. Wish they could have played longer. The Knob looked good overall but the structure needs up dating. The prices for concessions were….insulting! Just ridiculous!

This was one of the worst concerts that I have ever been to. The venue personnel were very courteous and kind. I am in a wheelchair and had handicap seating. This was nice until the concert started. Since Neil Young has some kind of problem with the concert being on the video screen. I saw absolutely NOTHING. Everyone stood in front of my. If the video screens would have been in use, I would have been able to see what was happening in the stage. Since they were not, all I saw was the heads, backs, and buttocks of the people standing in front of me. After 5 songs, we left. We decided that we could see more looking at the album covers as the music played on the turntable. I think this was the worst experience that I have ever had. It makes me think twice about purchasing tickets to other events.

Neil Young was awesome, couldn’t ask for better. 👍 One of the best I’ve been to.

No projectors. also i had a HUGE guy in front of me. There should be weight and size limits. not fair to me who bought tickets to see the show. It is ridiculous!

Neil was as fantastic as ever. I screamed, I cried and I felt the historic impact of his work. Such a good sampling of his time with Crazy Horse. They are pure gold. Pine Knob is a beautiful space, but not that well managed. The food was terrible and so overpriced! The staff was nice enough, but ill informed. But hey, I guess that’s rock and roll.

Neil Young was good. The opening band Reverend and stop shoppers were terrible worst band I’ve ever heard in my life. Pine Knob venue is run down. The beer selection was awful and tasted worse. All in all won’t be back.

I hadn't read any reviews b4 the show so i didn't know what to expect, when he opened w/Cortez the Killer, that was the song i was most anxious to hear!! After that i was sold. The drumming seemed to me a little off, maybe that's why they canceled the following 2 shows? I was taken back when he played some acoustic songs, i truly was not expecting him to do that!! I would have liked the show to have gone on another half-hour but like i told my Son "He played longer than Cher!"Neil is one of the last throwbacks to the 60's movement and if i were retired i think i would caravan to his following shows just to listen to his new songs and obscure ones. Love Earth

Amazing how 48 years after one of my favorite CDs Decade (1966 to 1976) Neil Young is still going strong. His voice is still great, energy and guitar playing still amazing. Great venue in Bridgeport CT, Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater.

Loved the acoustic set. Neil is amazing at 78 to attract 15,000 fans to Pine Knob.

UNFREAKING BELIEVEABLE,Neil's voice was great. The horse came out of the gate ready! The tone of Neil's famous guitar sound was right there too.They were very tight ,absolutely classic crazy horse. Micah Nelson played awesome guitar to accompany Neil.Maybe the best concert I've ever seen!

Pine Knob was filled with excited fans from all over. Neil Young was young at heart and sounded like he did 20 yrs ago. Crazy Horse musicians jammed It was a 10 for me (70) and the two guys with me from Youngstown Ohio.

Thought it was most likely the last opportunity to see Neil Young live. Previous show set lists were an accurate picture of what everyone should have expected. Nonetheless I understand why many were dissatisfied with only a handful of classic tunes and alot of "statement "deep cut music. Enjoyed it regardless.

The beer was expensive. Only 2 choices. No large ecreen so people on the hill had limited view. I was hopping for a few more sings from his earlier years. Didn't like the 1st band at all. Not my kind of music. I would give this concert a B

Got a parking spot in the shade, easy access to our seats. Opening act entertaining but I came to see the Horse. Cortez was a little shaky but they came around quick. I enjoyed the set the crowd was into it. My first time at Pine Knob and it rates high. Short lines for concessions and restrooms and they had porta pots in the parking lots. People showed up early and tailgating was encouraged. Leaving the lot was slow going but it was a sold out crowd and parking was free!

For a near 80 year old he and his band mates held up well. Not as sharp as when they were 60, 40 or 25 but heck of a show. His voice was "Shakey"as far as holding a note but if you've never heard him sing you might want to soon.