A hard punch's a-gonna fall. Sean Penn is looking back at his sparring matches with Bob Dylan: 'There wasn't a lot of conversation.' ...

From wardrobe chaos to rewriting lyrics mid-performance, Bob Dylan left every collaborator on their toes—including Rita ...

Bob Dylan originally released “All Along the Watchtower” on John Wesley Harding in late December 1967. Less than one year later, the Jimi Hendrix Experience released its version of the track the ...

Bob Dylan onstage in front of a microphone. Credit: Image via Nancy Leane Bob Dylan has gotten an astounding amount of press over the last two years, given the release of his 2024 biopic, A Complete ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. An error has occurred. Please try again ...

John Lennon was certainly not a man known for biting his tongue, whether conversationally or musically through his lyrics, and that included his feelings about a controversial career move Bob Dylan ...

Machine Gun Kelly received the shock of his life back in February when Bob Dylan posted an archival video of him freestyling in a record store to his 1.2 million followers on Instagram. “Someone goes, ...

Bob Dylan Stuns Fans by Kicking Off Concert With This Song for the First Time in Over 35 Years originally appeared on Parade. He's been entertaining audiences for nearly seven decades, but bonafide ...

How apt that an exhibition exploring Bob Dylan’s engagement with political and social justice should land in New York’s Greenwich Village. It was here, after all, where the musician lived and worked ...

Bob Dylan made a name for himself as a prolific musician, but he's less known for his role as a dad to six kids: Maria, Jesse, Anna, Sam, Jakob, and Desiree. Dylan shares five children with his first ...

Bob Dylan’s early years in New York — during which he metamorphosed from an unknown folksinger into Bob Dylan — will be the subject of the Tulsa-based Bob Dylan Center’s first traveling exhibition, ...

Bob Dylan was a complete unknown when he moved to New York in 1961 and into a third-floor Greenwich Village walkup at 161 W. Fourth St. that can now be yours, along with the building it’s in, for ...