Bob Dylan's 2025 Outlaw Music Festival show is as close to a greatest hits show as you'll get from the "Like a Rolling Stone" ...

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

Bob Dylan is the subject of the ... hereditary disease of the nervous system, and Dylan regularly visited him and wrote him the tribute “Song to Woody.” In September 1961, Dylan received a rave review ...

Through The Open Window is an eight-disc exploration of Dylan's rise to frame through the New York folk scene.

Through the Open Window' boxed set will begin in the late '50s and explore his early-'60s rise to national stardom.

Bob Dylan celebrated the 40th anniversary of Farm Aid with a five-song set that included "All Along The Watchtower" and "To Ramona." ...

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 is far more than just a songwriter; we know that. What we don’t know about Dylan, and what nobody seemingly knows about Dylan, is who he truly is, and frankly, maybe Dylan doesn’t know who ...

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 ...

Bob Dylan influenced many future generations of musicians and songwriters in the '60s. As it turns out, future Yes guitarist Steve Howe was among them. "I bought the Freewheelin' Bob Dylan album when ...

If Westchester has a reputation for being a bit quieter than its sleepless southern neighbor, this Sunday, the Jacob Burns Film Center (JBFC) is here to shake things up. As the Sounds of Summer series ...

Bob Dylan is one of the most well-known American musicians and lyricists of all time—and one of the most talented. In the most recent biopic portraying his storied career, A Complete Unknown, actor ...