Neil Young: Heart of Gold

In March 2005, renowned singer-songwriter Neil Young received life-changing news - a brain aneurysm diagnosis. As doctors prepared him for a critical surgery in just four days' time, Young found solace in his art and retreated to Nashville. There, he teamed up with old friends and family members to create the country folk album "Prairie Wind". The emotionally charged record was born out of love, urgency, and gratitude. After successfully overcoming the operation and recovery, Young returned to the hallowed grounds of the Ryman Auditorium in August, accompanied once again by cherished companions. This intimate, heartfelt concert brought together his music, memories, and loved ones on a stage that had witnessed many extraordinary performances. The resulting event was a celebration of life, resilience, and the healing power of community, all masterfully captured through the medium of song.