Crosby, Stills and Nash in 2006<\/span><\/p> He offers an example from the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young live album that was released in 2024. “[The songs we’re working on] really show how much we loved each other. You know, on [the] Fillmore East [album], I think it’s ‘Helplessly Hoping,'” he remembers. “You can hear us [performing live] [and] someone [does] an unexpected note and [we] start laughing in the middle of the song.”<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Announce Unheard 1969 Live Album<\/a><\/p>\n “We knew we had magic from the very first moment that David and Steven and I ever sang together in Joni’s living room.”<\/p>\n The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame<\/a> inductee played his first show of 2026 on Saturday night (April 4). He’ll play a good amount of tour dates this year with his solo band, including a pair of concerts with Emmylou Harris<\/a> and a larger gig at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre where he’ll share the stage with the Avett Brothers<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Red Rocks show, as he tells UCR, came as a result of a personal invite from the Avett Brothers and though he doesn’t know them directly, he’s looking forward to the concert. Meanwhile, the shows with Harris continue a collaboration that began last summer when they played a pair of concerts together.<\/p>\n “It’s a pleasure to work with Emmylou. You know, she is, in her own right, a superstar,” he says. Her music with her band is much gentler than mine and when it’s followed by my set or preceded by my set, whichever one, we figure it out. It’s a great combination and I’m really looking forward to doing [more] shows with her.”<\/p>\nListen to CSNY Perform ‘Helplessly Hoping’ at the Fillmore in 1969<\/h3>\n
Where You Can See Graham Nash Live in 2026<\/h3>\n