In June 2009, during his performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Neil Young was riding on the success of his album "Fork in the Road," which had been released just a few months prior, in April 2009. This album, inspired by Young's environmental concerns and the economic crisis of the time, showcased his commitment to social and political issues through music. "Rockin’ in the Free World," a staple in his live repertoire, further underscores his relevance and connection to contemporary issues. At Glastonbury, Young's performance was notable not only for its energetic delivery but also for his reputation as a legendary figure in rock music, where he seamlessly blended elements of folk, rock, and country. Additionally, his appearance at this iconic festival was characterized by a high level of engagement with the audience, solidifying his status as a cultural icon committed to impactful performances.