Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts

Neil Young is one of the most influential and versatile figures in rock and folk history. Born in Canada in 1945, he rose to fame in the late 1960s as a member of Buffalo Springfield before launching his impressive solo career. Young's music is characterised by his distinctive, often high-pitched voice and his profound, often political lyrics, which deal with topics such as love, the environment and social grievances.

Over the course of his career, Neil Young experimented with a wide variety of musical styles, from acoustic folk and country to hard rock and grunge, earning him the nickname "Godfather of Grunge". Albums such as "Harvest", "After the Gold Rush" and "Rust Never Sleeps" are among the classics of music history. His ability to combine gentle ballads and powerful guitar riffs made him an unmistakable artist.

In addition to his musical work, Young is also known for his commitment - be it to environmental protection, the fight for farmers' rights or his clear stance on political issues. His authenticity, his artistic courage and his willingness to address uncomfortable topics have not only earned him a loyal fan base, but also the respect of many of his colleagues. Neil Young remains a living legend and an inexhaustible source of inspiration in the world of music.