Neil Young & Crazy Horse Reschedule Texas Shows Due To Severe Weather

UPDATE: After initially rescheduling the shows for September, Young has now announced the performances will take place on May 26 in Austin and May 27 in Dallas. The text below has been updated to reflect the change.

Yesterday, Neil Young & Crazy Horse canceled Texas concerts in Austin and Dallas due to severe weather, as per Neil Young Archives. The legendary singer-songwriter and his longtime band were scheduled to play Austin last night and Dallas tonight and have rescheduled the concerts for May 26 and 27 respectively.

A note posted to Neil Young Archives, Young’s official website, stated the band’s tour would resume with their slot at the New Orleans Jazz Fest. Read below:

Too dangerous for us to put our audience in that situation. We are rolling on, with these shows coming back in September on our way to Farm Aid. We are headed to New Orleans now. Would have loved to play Texas – Austin and Dallas, but too unsafe at the moment.

Sitting in the parking lots, lightning flashing in the sky. Movin’ On.

The Austin show at Germania Insurance Amphitheater has been rescheduled for May 26. The Dallas show at Dos Equis Pavilion will now take place on May 27. Tickets for the original shows will be honored on the new dates.

The lineup for Farm Aid 2024 has not been announced yet but it appears board member and co-founder Neil Young will be joined by Crazy Horse for this year’s event. Micah Nelson, son of Farm Aid co-founder Willie Nelson, has also been touring with Neil Young & Crazy Horse, filling in for guitarist Nils Lofgren.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse will perform at Jazz Fest on Saturday. Check out their full tour routing with ticket info below.