The fact they missed on Charli is still remarkable though. Have to assume the other two gave her the complete creative control for her show - there's a case that, if at R+L, they would have slotted her in as a co-headliner on the sub side of the equation.
Effectively there, it is Travis Scott, Hozier and Bring Me the Horizon with a glorified special guest stint for Chappell Roan. Not exactly a vintage on paper.
Fully concur, but in the digital consumption age, I feel less and less folk are inclined to seek out the full record rather than the greatest hits - and despite his catalogue, you don't tend to see Young's work in the conversation with the way people know Dreams or Hotel California itself.
That could just be me, of course.
NY is more of an album act than a hitmaker. Harvest, After The Goldrush etc aren't far below the likes of Rumours, Hotel California etc in terms of ubiquitous seventies classics.
Well, what do you know.
Dave clearly is more amenable to the touring schedule given he did the British shows for Rebel Diamonds. Perhaps there may be contractual situations as to why they only do certain shows though.