Graham Nash's New Tour: Classic Hits & Unreleased CSN

0:00On April 7th, Graham Nash kicked off his latest solo tour over the weekend on April 4th, stepping up as the last member of Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Able to bring those classic songs to life on stage. With David Crosby gone since 2023, Steven Stills off the road, and Neil Young not touching CSN material, Nash is owning the legacy. Urging fans to catch him live if they want to hear hits like they deserve. His longtime keyboardist Todd Caldwell helped assemble the band just weeks before the tour, bringing in versatile players like Adam Minkoff on drums. Bass, Electric, and Acoustic guitar, Plus Zachoniki and Handling guitar, drums, bass, mandolin, and tenor sax. This setup lets Nash deliver the full sound, without missing a beat. Fans can expect a mix pulling from CSN classics. As Holly's days, stand out solo tracks from songs for beginners in 1971 and wild. Tales in 1974, even cuts from his 2004 Crosby and Nash album.

1:02Nash dropped his latest studio album now in 2023 and keeps creating, finalizing a 33 track, unreleased CSN collection tied to. A new documentary, plus a second photography book, and a set of 24 Crosby collaborations like Mexico, with James Taylor and you got a friend, with Carol King. At 84, Nash says he's focused on getting better at life itself, hoping to stick around until at least 100 while keeping the music. Flowing strong, even listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.