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Industry City, Sunset Park, Brooklyn

Real Young & Lazy Horse Ride Again to Industry City!

A famously faithful Neil Young & Crazy Horse tribute rides into Industry City's bandshell — hours of feedback-drenched jams in the open air.

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Neil Young & Crazy Horse shows were never about tidy three-minute songs, and this tribute leans in — marathon, feedback-soaked versions of Cortez the Killer, Down by the River and the rest, stretched past the three-hour mark. Industry City's outdoor bandshell, with a bar on site and 17-plus food vendors next door, is a fittingly loose venue for it. For classic-rock lifers and the jam-curious alike, it is a cheap ticket to a wall of glorious guitar noise.

What to expect

Expect a long outdoor set of deep-catalog Neil Young covers played at full commitment, a beer-in-hand courtyard crowd, and food-hall access throughout. The show goes rain or shine on the bandshell stage in Courtyard 1/2.

Good to know

  • Ticketed show at Industry City's bandshell stage, Courtyard 1/2
  • Take the D/N/R to 36th St in Sunset Park
  • Early ticket buyers have gotten commemorative posters at past editions
  • Full bar on site plus the adjoining food hall's vendors
  • Sets run long — comfortable shoes and pacing advised
  • Rain-or-shine outdoor event

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Common questions

Is this the real Neil Young?

No — Real Young & Lazy Horse is a tribute band, but one known for startlingly faithful, extended recreations of Neil Young & Crazy Horse's live sound.

Do I need tickets in advance?

Tickets are sold in advance at a lower price than day-of entry, so booking ahead saves money and guarantees entry.

Is there food at the venue?

Yes — the bandshell courtyard adjoins Industry City's food hall, with more than a dozen vendors plus an on-site bar.