When a baby-faced Bob Dylan arrived in Greenwich Village in the early ’60s, he crashed for a stint with Dave Van Ronk and wife Terri Thal. “Terri, definitely not a minor character, took care ...

The end of Bob Dylan’s Rough And Rowdy Ways tour has been repeatedly speculated upon, but MOJO is delighted to report that rumours of its demise are entirely untrue. When Dylan and his band left the ...

This is, after all, an artist whose fans moved against him in 1965 over going electric. “Judas,” they called him. But Dylan’s newfound religion was striking for its intensity. He preached ...

Bob Dylan is a student of music and culture. That being said, he doesn’t close himself off to any genre of music, even if it seems a bit too commercial and trite. Dylan knows where to pay ...

Bob Dylan gave Tracy Chapman a birthday shout-out via the social platform X Sunday: “Happy birthday Tracy,” he wrote, alongside a picture that probably dates to the 1988 tour where she opened ...

In Omaha on Tuesday, Bob Dylan demonstrated why he is the most important and influential American popular music artist of the ...

In May 1966, Bob Dylan famously sang “Like a Rolling Stone” at the Royal Albert Hall. Nearly 60 years later, Courtney Love performed the classic right next door. Following their onstage ...

Bob Dylan, onstage here in 2023, kicked off his 2025 ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ tour in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on March 25. - Credit: Gary Miller/GettyImages That changed Tuesday night when the 2025 leg ...

Courtney Love, Bob Dylan. Credits: Dave Benett/Getty Images for National Portrait Gallery and Charlie Steiner - Highway 67/Getty Images Courtney Love has performed a cover of Bob Dylan‘s ‘Like ...

The next date Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese is playing is Monday, March 31 . (Rolling Thunder ...

Actor-writer Todd Almond celebrated his new book Slow Train Coming: Bob Dylan’s ‘Girl From the North Country’ and Broadway’s Rebirth at an event at London’s Geographical Society on ...

He wrote “A Cup of Coffee” for Johnny Cash, played in Bob Dylan’s “Rolling Thunder Revue” concert and was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1998.