Rust For Glory - A Tribute to Neil Young

A tribute evening devoted to the songs of Neil Young, presented by the pop, rock and indie act Rust for Glory at The Citadel in St Helens. The performers honour the Canadian-American songwriter; they are not Neil Young.

Neil Young is a Canadian-American singer-songwriter whose recording career began in the 1960s with Buffalo Springfield. A solo career followed, with the 1972 album Harvest among its best-known records, and Young has also worked for decades with the band Crazy Horse. The catalogue moves between acoustic folk, electric rock and guitar-led songs, which is the body of work this tribute draws on.

Rust for Glory is a pop, rock and indie act, and this show is a tribute to Neil Young rather than an appearance by the original artist. The performers stand in for Young's music on stage, so the evening is an interpretation of his songs by a different group of musicians.

The Citadel is a venue in St Helens that hosts concerts and shows. The evening suits listeners who know Neil Young's songs and want to hear them performed live, as well as those who follow pop, rock and indie music more generally.