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Fans were buzzing this week after Bethel Woods Center for the Arts announced via social media that the Neil Young and Chrome Hearts concert was rescheduled from its original Sunday, August 24 date to Monday, August 25, 2025; all existing tickets will still be valid and additional refund info is on its way direct to ticketholders, an update also echoed by both the venue’s own Instagram and local news. This last-minute shuffle had loyal concertgoers double-checking plans and set local forums discussing whether they could still attend what has become one of the summer’s most anticipated Hudson Valley shows. The show is part of Young’s ongoing Love Earth tour with Chrome Hearts, which has already drawn attention across the U.K. and Europe, and is now entering its North American leg. Just a couple weeks ago, Young played to thousands at Hyde Park in London under the British Summer Time festival banner, with fan video clips of Love to Burn filling up YouTube.

There’s also international intrigue brewing, as Neil Young announced on his official site that he and Chrome Hearts plan to launch the European segment of the tour with a free concert in Ukraine. While Young’s camp cautioned that details are still being finalized, the bold gesture generated headlines from The Straits Times and elsewhere, and his statement “Keep on Rockin’ In The Free World” set the tone. Allies point out the concert comes at a pivotal time politically, after recent U.S. comments about Ukraine, underlining Young’s reputation for mixing activism and performance on a global stage. The buzz was only amplified when Young’s wife, actress Daryl Hannah, flashed a peace sign and shouted “Slava Ukraine” while presenting at the Oscars’ Best Film Editing category, earning a standing ovation.

Looking ahead, Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts are slated for the iconic Hollywood Bowl on September 15, giving West Coast fans a coveted chance to experience the Love Earth tour live. For those closer to home, tribute events like Gold Rush - The Ultimate Neil Young Celebration are popping up, further proving his songs still spark new generations. Social media is keeping up a steady commentary, from fan excitement to reminders from opening act the Stop Shopping Choir, who are ramping up for the tour’s U.S. debut with sermons and “Earthalujah” posts on Instagram. At 79, Neil Young remains music’s curmudgeonly conscience and a master at turning both controversy and rescheduling into headline news you cannot ignore. No major new business ventures or product launches have been reported for Young in the last few days, but with his constant activism and irresistible pull on stage and online, the legend’s biographical chapter for summer 2025 is anything but quiet.

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