Norah Jones dedicated her performance of “Down Yonder” to the late Bobbie Nelson, Willie’s older sister and Family Band member. Margo Price and Nathaniel Rateliff performed a spirited rendition of “I Can Get Off on You,” a nod to Willie Nelson’s collaboration with Waylon Jennings. Particle Kid, Willie Nelson’s son Micah, followed with a performance of “Ghost” alongside producer Daniel Lanois.Īs the night progressed, the artists continued to share their love and admiration for Nelson. The evening was filled with special moments and heartfelt tributes to Nelson’s career and legacy.Ĭharley Crockett took the stage to dedicate his rendition of “The Party’s Over” to the Virginia State policeman who once arrested him, reflecting on the impact Nelson’s music had on his life. The night featured a mix of iconic hits and deep cuts, with heartfelt introductions from presenters like Ethan Hawke, Jennifer Garner, Helen Mirren, and Owen Wilson. Throughout the night, a stunning array of artists took the stage, including Beck, Allison Russell, Buddy Cannon, Ziggy Marley, Chris Stapleton, Dwight Yoakam, Dave Matthews, Margo Price, Miranda Lambert, Edie Brickell, Bob Weir, Sturgill Simpson, the Lumineers, Emmylou Harris, Jack Johnson, Gary Clark Jr., Jamey Johnson, Leon Bridges, Kris Kristofferson, Tom Jones, Lyle Lovett, Neil Young, Norah Jones, Snoop Dogg, Rosanne Cash, the Chicks, Tyler Childers, Stephen Stills, and George Strait.Įach performance showcased a unique aspect of Nelson’s music and the impact he has had on artists across genres. sharp with Billy Strings and the band playing “Whiskey River,” setting the stage for a memorable evening. The evening featured a lineup of legends, friends, and family who joined together to perform some of the most memorable songs from Nelson’s extensive catalog.
On April 29th, an overcast night at the Hollywood Bowl, the stage was set for a spectacular celebration: Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday bash, dubbed “Long Story Short: Willie 90.”įans gathered from far and wide to pay tribute to the iconic country singer, and the atmosphere was electric with anticipation.
The celebration at the Hollywood Bowl was a testament to Nelson's enduring legacy and the power of his music to bring people together, showcasing the incredible impact he has had on generations of musicians and fans alike.
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