HARVEST - A TRIBUTE TO NEIL YOUNG
Sat, 20 May
|Cavan Town Hall
Harvest (a tribute to Neil Young) are an 8 piece band who have been thrilling audiences of Neil Young fans all over Ireland for over 12 years. Formed in 2009, the band have played all over the country, selling out shows in Dublin (The Sugar Club, Unitarian Church), Belfast (The Black Box), Cork (Cra
Time & Location
20 May 2023, 19:30 – 23:00
Cavan Town Hall, Town Hall St, Abbeyland, Cavan, Ireland
About the event
HARVEST - A TRIBUTE TO NEIL YOUNG
TOWNHALL THEATRE, SATURDAY 20th MAY 2023
Harvest (a tribute to Neil Young) are an 8 piece band who have been thrilling audiences of Neil Young fans all over Ireland for over 12 years. Formed in 2009, the band have played all over the country, selling out shows in Dublin (The Sugar Club, Unitarian Church), Belfast (The Black Box), Cork (Crane Lane Theatre), Dundalk (The Spirit Store) & Kilkenny (Hackett's Bar) year after year. The band performed arguably Neil Young’s greatest album ”Harvest” in full at Vicar Street in Dublin in 2018, and have played at the Electric Picnic arts festival from 2013 to 2019 and have been invited back once again in 2022. Featuring passionate performances of favourites such as “Heart of Gold”, “Old Man”, “Out On The Weekend”, “Harvest Moon”, “The Needle And The Damage Done” and incendiary versions of “Rockin’ In The Free World”, “Cortez The Killer”, “Down By The River”, “Cinnamon Girl” and “Like A Hurricane” to name but a few. If you like Neil Young, you will love Harvest!!
Some quotes from previous attendees
“Neil Young fans – do not miss this band. They cover Neil Young’s music to perfection”
“Superb, and as a serious Neil Young fan, I don’t say that lightly”
“Best show I’ve been to in years”
“Super gig….savage setlist“
“Harvest are stunning. An amazing experience”
“Even if you’re not a Neil Young fan, you have to see Harvest live. Blown away (like a hurricane)” “Harvest play a blinder. Even better than the real thing”
“The dream set list that you'd never get at an actual Neil Young gig”