Rust for Glory - Neil Young Tribute

A tribute evening devoted to the songs of Neil Young, presented by Rust for Glory, a pop, rock and indie act. The concert takes place at Bannermans Bar in Edinburgh.

Neil Young is a Canadian-born singer-songwriter who began in Buffalo Springfield in the mid-1960s and later built a solo career alongside the band Crazy Horse. Among the best-known records in the catalogue are After the Gold Rush (1970) and Harvest (1972), the latter containing the song Heart of Gold. Ohio, written in response to the shootings at Kent State University in 1970, is another widely covered song from this period.

Rust for Glory presents this project as a tribute to Neil Young, so the performance is by Rust for Glory, not by Young. The act's music sits within pop, rock and indie, and the material draws on the songwriting and guitar-led rock that run through Young's work.

Bannermans Bar, at 212 Cowgate in Edinburgh, is a concert and performance venue. The evening will suit listeners who know Young's songs and those interested in tribute concerts that revisit his catalogue.