Neil Young

(Victoria) La légende de la musique canadienne Neil Young a fait une apparition surprise samedi lors d'un rassemblement pour protester contre l'exploitation ...

“Malgré les complexités, la réponse nécessaire et simple est de ne pas faire de mal”, a-t-elle déclaré. Cela a à voir avec les âges, si nous sommes bénis avec les âges. Ils nous montrent le passé et ils nous montrent notre avenir.

Singer Neil Young made a surprise appearance today at an old growth logging protest rally at the British Columbia legislature.

They show us the past and they show us our future." "That's something I hope our Canadian government and business section will recognize that this has to do with Canada," he said. #United4OldGrowth pic.twitter.com/WjWEWuW7uk— "No further destruction. "You know I'm only here for those trees up there and it's a beautiful, and it's a precious, sacred thing, these old trees because they show us the power of nature when we are being threatened. @Neilyoung!!

Canadian music legend Neil Young made a surprise appearance Saturday at an old-growth logging protest rally at the British Columbia legislature.

They show us the past and they show us our future." He’s been a strong advocate of COVID-19 protections and did not perform at last year’s Farm Aid concert, an event he’s headlined for years. Love, support and respect your elders." "You know I'm only here for those trees up there and it's a beautiful, and it's a precious, sacred thing, these old trees because they show us the power of nature when we are being threatened. "That's something I hope our Canadian government and business section will recognize that this has to do with Canada," he said. "No further destruction.

A huge crowd gathered in downtown Victoria Saturday to voice opposition to old-growth logging in B.C. and call on Premier David Eby to speed up efforts to ...

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People gathered at the B.C. Legislature after a march, to call for action on old growth protection.

“We are hoping to demonstrate the popularity of the that,” he said. “We want to give premier Eby the confidence to do that.” “It is time they focus their lens on this issue and let there be no more talking while logging old growth.” They made some more solid commitments and an announcement last week that set some policy framework that is positive for five to 10 years down the road, but what the public wants to see is for the most at-risk old growth forests stop falling.” First Nations led the march with prayers and music through the streets of downtown Victoria from Centennial Square to the B.C. Bev Smith, who travelled to Victoria from Ladysmith, said old growth is key in maintaining biodiversity and promoting new growth.

Canadian music icon Neil Young made an unannounced appearance on Saturday, February 25th at the old-growth protest outside the BC legislature.

They show us the past and they show us our future.” “That’s something I hope our Canadian government and business section will recognize that this has to do with Canada,” he said. “You know I’m only here for those trees up there and it’s beautiful, and it’s a precious, sacred thing, these old trees because they show us the power of nature when we are being threatened.

Photo Credit: Marc Millman On Feb. 25, Neil Young performed live for the first time in over four years. The celebrated musician and passionate activist.

[February 25, 2023] [Autism Speaks](https://www.autismspeaks.org/world-autism-month) benefit concert, along with event host and longtime collaborator Stephen Stills. However, earlier this month, he was listed as one of the billed performers for an April 22 As the musician continued to add context to his appearance, outlining his reason for backing the cause, he simply and eloquently stated: “These trees have lasted so long, they deserve Canada’s respect.” After concluding his speech, Young played his 1972 No. They show us the past. The celebrated musician and passionate activist showed up at a march and rally supporting the

Neil Young made his first live public appearance since 2019 - a rally in support of protecting ancient Canadian trees - in February 2023.

demonstrating the widespread frustration with the NDP government and its failure to keep its promises on this vital issue.” They show us the past and they show us our future. With more extreme weather, wildfires and flooding, the failure to protect vital forest ecosystems is already life-threatening and has decimated some communities…

Billed as a "special guest," Neil Young surprised the crowd at an old-growth logging protest in British Columbia.

A majority of the coastal forests are considered to be old-growth if they contain trees that are more than 250 years old. They show us the past, and they show us our future.” Love, support, and respect your elders.” Hannah added, “Please lend your support to another type of elder, your fellow Canadian from a small town in Ontario.” “Despite the complexities, the necessary and simple answer is do no harm,” said Hannah. Young added, “That’s something I hope our Canadian government and business section will recognize, that this has to do with Canada. And it’s a beautiful, and it’s a precious, sacred thing, these old trees because they show us the power of nature when we are being threatened.

(Victoria) La légende de la musique canadienne Neil Young a fait une apparition surprise samedi lors d'un rassemblement pour protester contre l'exploitation ...

“Malgré les complexités, la réponse nécessaire et simple est de ne pas faire de mal”, a-t-elle déclaré. Cela a à voir avec les âges, si nous sommes bénis avec les âges. Ils nous montrent le passé et ils nous montrent notre avenir.

People gathered at the B.C. Legislature after a march, to call for action on old growth protection.

“We are hoping to demonstrate the popularity of the that,” he said. “We want to give premier Eby the confidence to do that.” “It is time they focus their lens on this issue and let there be no more talking while logging old growth.” They made some more solid commitments and an announcement last week that set some policy framework that is positive for five to 10 years down the road, but what the public wants to see is for the most at-risk old growth forests stop falling.” First Nations led the march with prayers and music through the streets of downtown Victoria from Centennial Square to the B.C. Bev Smith, who travelled to Victoria from Ladysmith, said old growth is key in maintaining biodiversity and promoting new growth.

Neil Young played "Heart of Gold" and "Comes a Time" at a rally in British Columbia. It was his first live performance since 2019.

His brother [Lukas recently told Rolling Stone](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-young-stephen-stills-light-up-the-blues-greek-theatre-1234677416/) that Michael has been recently been “working” with the band. [recent interview with Austin Lifestyle,](https://citylifestyle.com/austin/issues/2023-02) guitarist Micah Nelson said he “may tour” with Crazy Horse in the summer, taking the place of Lofgren. to celebrate [Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/willie-nelson-90-birthday-concerts-lineup-1234667227/) along with Beck, Margo Price, Norah Jones, Sheryl Crow, Snoop Dogg, the Chicks, and many other major acts. Up until this point, Young has been unwilling to play live because of the pandemic. In a They show us the past.

Neil Young performed live for the first time in four years on Saturday afternoon at a rally for old-growth forests that took place in Victoria, ...

Last month, it [was announced](https://www.stereogum.com/2211506/neil-young-snoop-dogg-beck-more-to-play-willie-nelsons-90th-birthday-celebration/news/) that Young would be part of the lineup of Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday celebration, which is set to take place in April. The event, which was called “United We Stand for Old Growth Forests! Declaration, March And Super-Rally,” was meant to protest the Canadian government’s failure to protect old forests from logging impacts.

Yesterday (February 25) Young turned up at march and rally in support of the United For Old Growth campaign, which is looking to stop the Canadian government ...

[February 25, 2023] They show us the past. They show us our future. [February 26, 2023] They show us the power of nature when we are being threatened. They deserve Canada’s respect.”

Singer Neil Young made a surprise appearance today at an old growth logging protest rally at the British Columbia legislature.

Many of the people in the crowd dressed up as parts of the forest, including trees, bears, owls and frogs. The hundreds of people attending the rally cheered wildly as Young, who appeared unannounced, took to the stage and started to play his harmonica. Young, playing acoustic guitar and harmonica, sang two songs: “Comes A Time,” which has a chorus about tall trees, and his hit “Heart of Gold.”

The singer and environmental activist, 77, sang at a demonstration against tree logging. It's the first time he's performed live since 2019. Organizer Torrance ...

'I want you to let Spotify know immediately TODAY that I want all my music off their platform … Not both,' continued Young, who is married to Blade Runner actress Daryl Hannah, 61. He was going to return in 2020 but that plan was disrupted by the pandemic. We’re rallying around calls on the [British Columbia New Democratic Party] government to keep its promises on old-growth.' 'Participants are asked to show up in whatever way they feel called to, from their simple presence to more creative artistic expressions. The protest was against the Canadian government's supposed failure to protect old-growth forests.

Canadian music legend Neil Young made a surprise appearance Saturday at an old-growth logging protest rally at the British Columbia legislature.

Love, support and respect your elders.” “No further destruction. “It has to do with the ages, if we are lucky enough to have ages. “That’s something I hope our Canadian government and business section will recognize that this has to do with Canada,” he said. They show us the past and they show us our future.” “You know I’m only here for those trees up there and it’s a beautiful, and it’s a precious, sacred thing, these old trees because they show us the power of nature when we are being threatened.

Canadian music legend Neil Young performed live as a surprise to old-growth logging protest demonstrators in BC Saturday.

They show us the past and they show us our future and that’s something that I hope our Canadian government and business section will recognize that this has to do with Canada, it has to do with the ages — if we’re lucky enough to have ages. [#United4OldGrowth]to deliver a message to the Canadian government and [@bcndp]🔥 And yes we were all sobbing as soon as he started playing Heart of Gold💛 [pic.twitter.com/SaCpAwN9c4] The crowd marched from City Hall to the BC legislature, where a list of speakers and performers were scheduled to take the stage.

He played “Comes a Time” and “Heart of Gold” outside of the British Columbia legislature in Victoria.

Young has remained a vocal advocate of [COVID-19](https://pitchfork.com/topics/coronavirus/) caution and [vaccine education](https://pitchfork.com/news/neil-young-demands-his-music-be-removed-from-spotify-over-fake-information-about-vaccines/), and has chosen not to perform throughout the pandemic. Check out a [few](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hujar6leFlg) [clips](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGoTZewbY-U) from Young’s set. He [pulled out](https://pitchfork.com/news/neil-young-wont-perform-at-farm-aid-2022-citing-covid-19-concerns/) of Farm Aid as recently as last September due to the years-long health crisis.