The fashion brand Chrome Hearts have dropped their lawsuit against Neil Young and his backing band The Chrome Hearts.

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Last September, the Los Angeles-based high-end brand, known for luxury clothing, jewellery and accessories, filed a trademark infringement suit against the musicians over the use of the ‘Chrome Hearts’ name .

Young debuted his new group – made up of Micah Nelson, Corey McCormick, Anthony Logerfo and Spooner Oldham – in 2024 and has recorded and toured with them ever since, including at their headline set at Glastonbury last year .

The fashion group alleged that they never “granted a license” or gave Young “any form of permission to use intellectual property belonging to Chrome Hearts”, with the complaint adding: “Defendants have copied Chrome Hearts’ federally registered trademarks in an effort to exploit Chrome Hearts’ reputation in the market.”

Now, in a court filing on…