On this day in 1985, Willie Nelson and friends helped kick off one of the most beneficial charity concerts in American history, Farm Aid.

The star-studded Farm Aid 40 concert is underway at Huntington Bank Stadium at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.

But when asked in a 1984 interview to name the songwriters who truly impressed him, Dylan didn’t name the usual suspects.

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Dylan performed at the first two Farm Aid concerts and also appeared at the 2023 event. Dylan joins a lineup that includes ...

The iconic artist whose 1985 comment inspired the festival will perform at Nelson's annual benefit for family farmers.

In interviews before the strike, the always Zen country music legend Nelson and sometimes ornery heartland rocker John ...

Sheryl Crow was in the middle of the bill that included Bob Dylan, plus formerly Philadelphian songwriter Katie Crutchfield, ...

The documentary 'Newport & The Great Folk Dream' blends rare archival footage and new interviews to revisit the festival that ...

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