Wednesday, Nov. 8: Graham Nash Similar to Depeche Mode (odd comparison but bear with us), the passing of David Crosby has left CSN without the C and Graham Nash without his telepathic harmony brother. But Nash is still with us, and has a rich catalog of songs (solo work, The Hollies, CSN, CSNY) and, as it turns out, stories to tell. This solo turn at Steinmetz — which might suit his still-pristine voice very well — is billed as “60 Years of Songs and Stories.” And considering Nash lived through the British Invasion, Woodstock, Altamont and the high drama that was CSNY … the story possibilities seem endless. Steinmetz Hall, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 445 S. Magnolia Ave, drphillipscenter.org, $46-$350. Credit: Graham Nash photo by Ralf Louis

Similar to Depeche Mode (odd comparison, yes! But bear with us; also they played here recently so it fits, you hippies), the passing of David Crosby has left CSN without the C and Graham Nash without his telepathic harmony brother. But Nash is still with us, and has a rich catalog of songs which includes solo work and as well as songs from stints with The Hollies, CSN and CSNY — the whole caboodle of which was recently sold to Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group — and, as it turns out, stories to tell.

This solo turn at Steinmetz — which should suit his still-pristine tenor incredibly well — is billed as “60 Years of Songs and Stories.” Considering Nash lived through the British Invasion, Woodstock, Altamont and the constant high drama that was CSNY … the story possibilities seem endless.

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This article appears in Nov 8-14, 2023.