Neil Young's Chicago show postponed at last minute 'due to illness'
Neil Young's sold-out concert at Chicago's Huntington Bank Pavilion was postponed Thursday, just hours before showtime.
A statement on the Northerly Island venue's X page said the show, part of a tour with Young's band Crazy Horse, was postponed "due to illness." There were no details about who was ill.
"This show will be rescheduled," the tweet said. "Hold on to your tickets and stay tuned for more information.
The "Love Earth Tour," which began April 24 in San Diego, reunites Young, 78, with longtime sidemen Billy Talbot on bass and Ralph Molina on drums. Willie Nelson’s son Micah Nelson has been filling in for guitarist Nils Lofgren.
Tour dates are scheduled through September.
Young and Crazy Horse released a new album, "FU##IN’ UP," on April 20. A collection of the band's first songs from the 1960s, "Early Daze," is set for release on June 28.