Graham Nash To Release First Solo Album In 14 Years

The Hollies' October 1966 American album brought together the Graham Gouldman-penned hit "Bus Stop", early recordings and a bass performance by John Paul Jones, two years before he joined Led Zeppelin. It also captures the end of Eric Haydock's tenure with the original lineup.

The Hollies have ended their six-decade touring career after Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott, the final members of the band's classic era still performing, announced their retirement from touring.

Jimmy Webb will release 13 previously unheard songs on October 23, drawing from compositions written across more than six decades and featuring new recordings with Graham Nash, Michael McDonald, Amy Grant, Marc Cohn and others.

Rock legend Peter Frampton returns with his first album of new material in 16 years, Carry The Light, created alongside his son Julian Frampton and featuring a remarkable lineup of collaborators

Veteran songwriter says political engagement has always been central to his work, citing decades of protest songs with Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young

A tribute show to Crosby, Stills & Nash is planned for May with Todd Rundgren and Rickie Lee Jones just two of the star lined up to perform.

At Graham Nash’s first Australian concert in Melbourne for the ‘Sixty Years of Songs & Stories’ tour Graham mentioned how David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Neil Young and himself often spoke to each other song. For us for fans, they were songs we bought, played, heard on the radio, loved, they are our classics, they are our soundtrack. To Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, they were letters between friends.