Neil Young's Highly Anticipated 2026 Tour Canned Amidst Global Uncertainty, Singer Says "This Is Not the Time"
Rock legend Neil Young has shocked fans by canceling his 2026 tour dates with Chrome Hearts in Europe and the UK. In a heartfelt message on his website, Young explained that he has decided to take a break from touring, citing that "this is not the time."
The move comes after an active month for Young, who recently made headlines when he pledged to give away his music to anyone in Greenland following President Trump's administration announced plans to seek U.S. control of the island nation.
In a gesture of peace and love, Young offered a year of free access to his catalog to residents of Greenland, hoping that they could enjoy his music as a way to ease "unwarranted stress and threats" from the government. The move was seen as a bold statement against Trump's administration, with Young also criticizing Apple, Verizon, and T-Mobile for supporting the "fascist regime."
Young's tour was set to kick off in June 2026 and featured Elvis Costello and the Imposters on select dates. His Chrome Hearts band includes guitarist Micah Nelson, bassist Corey McCormick, drummer Anthony Logerfo, and organist Spooner Oldham.
The cancellation marks a significant move for Young, who has been active in the music scene for over 60 years. Fans are left wondering what prompted Young's decision to cancel the tour, but it's clear that he is choosing to prioritize his well-being amidst current global uncertainty.
Rock legend Neil Young has shocked fans by canceling his 2026 tour dates with Chrome Hearts in Europe and the UK. In a heartfelt message on his website, Young explained that he has decided to take a break from touring, citing that "this is not the time."
The move comes after an active month for Young, who recently made headlines when he pledged to give away his music to anyone in Greenland following President Trump's administration announced plans to seek U.S. control of the island nation.
In a gesture of peace and love, Young offered a year of free access to his catalog to residents of Greenland, hoping that they could enjoy his music as a way to ease "unwarranted stress and threats" from the government. The move was seen as a bold statement against Trump's administration, with Young also criticizing Apple, Verizon, and T-Mobile for supporting the "fascist regime."
Young's tour was set to kick off in June 2026 and featured Elvis Costello and the Imposters on select dates. His Chrome Hearts band includes guitarist Micah Nelson, bassist Corey McCormick, drummer Anthony Logerfo, and organist Spooner Oldham.
The cancellation marks a significant move for Young, who has been active in the music scene for over 60 years. Fans are left wondering what prompted Young's decision to cancel the tour, but it's clear that he is choosing to prioritize his well-being amidst current global uncertainty.