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Danielle Fowler
Fans have been sent scrambling after Neil Young announced a massive world tour this summer.
The singer-songwriter is hitting the road with his band The Chrome Hearts for a huge Europe and US 2025 tour to celebrate upcoming album Talkin’ to the Trees.
A surprise presale opened on Tuesday (February 25) for annual subscribers with a presale code, sending fans into a frenzy as they joined lengthy queues to be in with a chance of seeing the music legend.
But the rest of us will have to wait until later on in the week to secure tickets. Read on to find out how...
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Since the late sixties, Young has released more than 35 studio albums, covering a huge range of genres from pop and punk to electronica. But it's his folk-rock that has earned him the most recognition, with hit collaborations with the likes of Crazy Horse and Nash & Young. Now, you have the chance to see Young live at a show near you.
So, where can you get tickets and how much do they cost? From tour dates to general sale times, find out everything you need to know about the Love Earth World Tour below.
Presale kicks off at 10am EST (3pm GMT) on Thursday, February 27 via Ticketmaster and Live Nation. You need to sign up via Ticketmaster and Live Nation in order to access the presale.
If you’re after tickets for Young’s Dublin, US, or Canadian shows, general sale will begin at 10am (local event time) on Friday, February 28 via Ticketmaster and Live Nation. To access general sale, you must have created a Ticketmaster or Live Nation account.
If you miss out, then make sure to check out resale sites, such as Stubhub and Viagogo.
Ticket prices for Neil Young’s upcoming tour have not yet been confirmed. But fans on Reddit who got a sneak peek at presale prices reported seeing seats priced between $92 (£73) and $138 (£109).
For the North American dates, the singer will reportedly use Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange to maintain fair prices, meaning all tickets will be mobile-only and non-transferrable (although they can be resold via Ticketmaster).
The above regulations will be in place for all shows except those in Illinois, New York, Utah, Virginia, and Canada.
If you’re keen to be in attendance, the world tour will kickstart in Europe with dates in Copenhagen, Bergen, Brussels, and Berlin. If you’re based in Ireland, you will also be treated to a rare appearance on June 26 at Dublin’s Malahide Castle. Tickets can be purchased for his Ireland show here.
As for the US and Canada, the tour will stop by the likes of Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. British fans, don't panic. The singer has also teased UK dates, so stay tuned for an announcement soon.