There's still time to buy tickets for one of Neil Young's only UK performances this year, but you'll need to be quick.
In case you missed it, the singer is headlining British Summer Time Hyde Park with his band The Chrome Hearts on Friday, July 11.
It's a special chance to see other huge artists too, as Yusuf (Cat Stevens) and Van Morrison will join him on the main stage.
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The headline concert is Young's only UK concert this year (aside from Glastonbury), before he heads on his huge Love Earth World Tour of the US and Europe.
So, where can you still buy BST Hyde Park tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
Where to buy Neil Young Hyde Park tickets now
If you missed out on Glastonbury tickets, there's still time to see Neil Young live in the UK this summer.
At the time of writing this, there are tickets up for grabs via Live Nation, AXS, and Ticketmaster. For an idea of prices, the cheapest tickets are general admission standing (tier 4), which come in at £123.25 each. As for VIP, the cheapest option is Diamond VIP Experience (tier 3) which costs £275.75 per ticket.
For a similar price, tickets can also be purchased from verified resale sites such as StubHub and Viagogo.
If you fancy making a proper day of it, VIP and hospitality tickets are now available to purchase on Seat Unique.
The least expensive option is Seat Unique VIP Terrace (£325.75), which offers 'unbeatable views' of the stage, and includes access to the American Express VIP Summer Garden.
For the ultimate VIP experience, you'll need to book the Great Oak Roof Garden, which includes the following perks: 'Uninterrupted views' of the stage, a private complimentary bar, early access to the venue, and a dedicated concierge. Prices start from £954 per person. You can find out more here.
Where is Neil Young performing on tour this year?
If you can't make Young's Hyde Park show date, then there are other opportunities to see the singer-songwriter on tour this year.
His highly-anticipated Love Earth World Tour will kickstart in Europe with dates in the likes of Bergen, Copenhagen, 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.
You can find a full list of US and Europe tour dates below:
- June, 18: Rättvik, Sweden Dalhalla
- June, 20: Bergen, Norway Bergenhus Fortress
- June, 22: Copenhagen, Denmark Tiøren
- June, 26: Dublin, Ireland Malahide Castle
- June, 30: Brussels, Belgium Brussels Palace Open Air, Palace Square
- July, 1: Groningen, Netherlands Drafbaan Stadspark
- July, 3: Berlin, Germany Waldbühne
- July, 4: Mönchengladbach Germany Sparkassenpark
- July, 8: Stuttgart, Germany Cannstatter Wasen
- July, 11: London, BST Hyde Park
- August, 8: Charlotte, NC PNC Music Pavilion
- August, 10: Richmond, VA Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront
- August, 13: Detroit, MI Pine Knob Music Theatre
- August, 15: Cleveland, OH Blossom Music Center
- August, 17: Toronto, ON Budweiser Stage
- August, 21: Gilford, NH BankNH Pavilion
- August, 23: New York, NY Jones Beach
- August, 24: Bethel, NY Bethel Woods
- August, 27: Chicago, IL Northerly Island
- September, 1: Denver, CO Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
- September, 5: George, WA The Gorge
- September, 6: Vancouver, BC Deer Lake Park
- September, 10: Bend, OR Hayden Homes Amphitheater
- September, 12: Mountain View, CA Shoreline Amphitheater
- September, 15: Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler