Neil Young in concert at the Adidas Arena: the rocker electrified Paris with his legendary classics
The nearly 80-year-old bard turned the great hall at Porte de la Chapelle in Paris upside down. A sonorous fireworks display before those that would make the skies of the Île-de-France region shine. Ecstatic and brilliant.
By Yves JaegléIn the line, lots of gray hair, white hair, or no hair at all. Couples who have been together for ages, in clusters. They're the same age as us tonight: 15, 30, 60, all at the same time, like a kaleidoscope and the soundtrack of a lifetime. Not yet 80, like Neil Young, who will be 80 in November. And who was in his twenties when he wrote many of his classics, like those in "Harvest."
This Sunday, July 13th, at 7:30 p.m. at the Adidas Arena (Paris 18th arrondissement), a harmonica note. "Love Earth" is the name of the 2025 tour. And with his cap, his lumberjack shirt, his big acoustic guitar sound, and his harmonica around his neck, he arrives like an old friend.
Le Parisien
