Bob Dylan and Neil Young performed at Farm Aid last night [September 20, 2025]. Founded by Willie Nelson – who headlined – the event raising money for farmers across America celebrated its 40th anniversary.
The line-up at the Huntington Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, also included John Mellencamp, Dave Matthews, Margo Price, Waxahatchee and Billy Strings.
Dylan and his band, who have recently finished the Outlaw Festival Tour with Nelson, played:
All Along The Watchtower
I Can Tell [Bo Diddley cover]
To Ramona
Highway 61 Revisited
Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right
Dylan was accompanied by his current touring band:
Tony Garnier – electric and standup bass
Anton Fig – drums
Bob Britt – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Doug Lancio – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Matt Katz-Bohen – keyboard
This was also Dylan’s last scheduled US show of the year. He returns to the Europe in October and the UK in November.
Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts, meanwhile, played:
Big Crime
Rockin’ In The Free World
Long Walk Home
Be The Rain
Southern Man
Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
Old Man
The Chrome Hearts are:
Micah Nelson – guitar
Corey McCormick – bass
Anthony LoGerfo – drums
Spooner Oldham – keys
Click here to read our interview with Micah Nelson about Young and the Chrome Hearts’ recent US tour
Young also appeared with Willie Nelson, where he played:
I’ll Fly Away
It’s Hard To Be Humble
I Saw The Light
Young and the Chrome Hearts are next scheduled to appear at the Harvest Moon – A Gathering event on Lake Hughes, California on October 25. His next archival release gathers together four albums from his glorious run of ’90s albums, including Harvest Moon, Sleeps With Angels and Mirror Ball.