Graham Nash

He'll be on the road for much of the summer, too.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee tells UCR in a new interview how he's dealing with being the last man still touring from the legendary group.

Graham Nash tells UCR that 33 previously unreleased songs will be released to accompany the film.

This year's trek begins the first week of April.

It's the second fatal Minneapolis shooting by a federal agent this month.

Spring performances include nearly 20 shows.

Graham Nash recalls the shoot - and the mistake that couldn't be fixed.

"The best thing that ever happened to CSN was Neil, and the worst thing that ever happened to CSN was Neil."

"At this point, it's not about would we get together," he says. "Should we, is the important question."

Veteran singer-songwriter's first album in seven years surveys life (and death) from a personal lens.

The 81-year-old says there are better musicians with less success, leading him to ask, "Why me?"

Track appears on his upcoming album 'Now.'

He wrote "I Watched It All Come Down" to express his regret they didn't do more together.

LP marks his first record of original material in seven years.

Although they weren't able to fully reconnect, late singer-songwriter's efforts were "very significant."

"The truth is, I do miss David," singer says of former bandmate.