It's been 45 years since American treasures Crosby, Still & Young set the stage alight at Woodstock Festival in 1969, and come March standby to be awed by their harmonic magnificence when they finally make their Singapore debut at The Star Theatre, thanks to LAMC Productions.
As the only American-based band to achieve the overall societal impact of the Beatles, the folk rock supergroup have spread their brand of unique three-part vocal harmonies and varied musical flavors across America and beyond in the late '60s, '70s, and early '80s. The group came into holy matrimony at the crossroads in the prominent musical careers of David Crosby (The Byrds), Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield) and Graham Nash (the Hollies) — producing their self-titled album to major critical acclaim.
Their second ever show together turned out to be the most monumental; an appearance in the now-legendary Woodstock Festival. Their show, along with the subsequent movie and the recording of the Joni Mitchell song 'Woodstock' solidified their precedence in the counterculture movement. Several albums, band breakups, reunifications later, the trio are still going strong in the touring circuit today, capturing the the hearts and ears of fans old and new.
Catch the massively influential band live at The Star Theatre on March 19, tickets to go on sale on Jan. 9 on Sistic. Stay updated on the concert on the Facebook event page.
Photo: Crosby, Stills & Nash Facebook page
It's been 45 years since American treasures Crosby, Still & Young set the stage alight at Woodstock Festival in 1969, and come March standby to be awed by their harmonic magnificence when they finally make their Singapore debut at The Star Theatre, thanks to LAMC Productions.
As the only American-based band to achieve the overall societal impact of the Beatles, the folk rock supergroup have spread their brand of unique three-part vocal harmonies and varied musical flavors across America and beyond in the late '60s, '70s, and early '80s. The group came into holy matrimony at the crossroads in the prominent musical careers of David Crosby (The Byrds), Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield) and Graham Nash (the Hollies) — producing their self-titled album to major critical acclaim.
Their second ever show together turned out to be the most monumental; an appearance in the now-legendary Woodstock Festival. Their show, along with the subsequent movie and the recording of the Joni Mitchell song 'Woodstock' solidified their precedence in the counterculture movement. Several albums, band breakups, reunifications later, the trio are still going strong in the touring circuit today, capturing the the hearts and ears of fans old and new.
Catch the massively influential band live at The Star Theatre on March 19, tickets to go on sale on Jan. 9 on Sistic. Stay updated on the concert on the Facebook event page.
Photo: Crosby, Stills & Nash Facebook page