Legendary guitar player and songwriter Stephen Stills is set for a UK visit after announcing a series of live dates.
The legendary figure underwent serious surgery late last year, before taking time out to recover. Stills was part of seminal US group Buffalo Springfield before hitting paydirt as one quarter of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. A renowned soloist in his own right, Stills remains an engaging live performer.
Although not one of the more prominent names in the hippy era, Stills nonetheless is hugely respected by his peers. His debut solo album was released in 1970, and contained some of Jimi Hendrix’s last studio recordings. Stills is also a committed political activist and has experience as a delegate for the Democratic party.
Stephen Stills is set to play the following dates:
October 10th – Brighton, Centre
October 11th – London, Shepherd’s Bush Empire
October 13th – Manchester, Apollo
October 15th – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
October 16th – Newcastle, City Hall
October 18th – Sheffield, City Hall
October 19th – Glasgow, Clyde Auditorium
