Bob Dylan and Neil Young co-host gigantic 2019 show at TSB Hyde Park

The two American icons will appear together on the same bill

Bob Dylan and Neil Young will appear at the British Summer Time next summer at the Hyde Park Hotel in 2019.

Dylan and Young will be the first advertisers of the British summer time, Friday, July 12, and other numbers are expected to be announced soon.

James King, Executive Vice President of AEG Presents, said, "Being able to bring together two of the biggest cultural icons for this historic day of music is perhaps the biggest event we have ever organized. at Hyde Park. "

Tickets for the event are on general sale at November 30 at 9am and you can buy tickets for the event here. Meanwhile, Barclaycard customers can participate in a presale today (November 27th) from 9am.

Dylan and Young share a long history, both sharing the scene several times before. Speaking of Young in 1972, Dylan said Uncut magazine that he was annoyed by the clbadic success of Young, "Heart of Gold".

Dylan said, "The only time this has bothered me that someone looks like me, is when I was living in Phoenix, Arizona, in the '72s and that big song at that time Era was "Heart of Gold". I hated it when it happened on the radio. I always liked Neil Young, but it bothered me every time I listened to 'Heart of Gold'. I think it's been number 1 for a long time, and I said, "Shit, it's me. If it looks like me, it should be me too.

In 2005, Young told Time magazine that he was a student "B" of Bob Dylan. "I'll never be Bob Dylan … he's the master. If I would like to be someone, it's him. "

Neil Young recently confirmed his marriage to Daryl Hannah after months of speculation. The announcement was made just days before Young criticized Donald Trump for his reaction to the California wildfires.

Dylan, meanwhile, has recently made an appearance in the show of Jimmy Fallon, without saying a word. The American legend appeared in the series to announce its new line of whiskey, but it remained without speaking.

Since its launch in 2013, British Summer Time has been the opportunity for some of the world's largest groups to attend the Hyde Park show, including The Rolling Stones, The Strokes, The Cure, The Killers and more again. Event.