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The new dates follow Dylan's summer stretch of shows as a part of Willie Nelson's "Outlaw Festival Tour" and his recent UK/Europe tour. He'll commence his 2026 run with a performance in Omaha on March 21st, followed by shows in Sioux Falls, Iowa City, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Louisville, Columbus, Cleveland, Knoxville, Asheville, Jackson, Baton Rouge, and more. The run will conclude on May 1st with a show in Abilene, Texas. See Bob Dylan's full list of 2026 tour dates below.

I think if he'd walked in and sang that version, I'm not gonna lie, I would've gone, 'Forget it.' Seriously. Because I didn't even know he wrote the song, when I heard his version, I was like, 'Whoa.' I just don't think that would have been a great audition.

While Hildebrand doesn't record personal footage while attending shows, he aggregates other recordings from concertgoers to share with fans across the world. The pages, which aren't monetized, have over 100,000 followers. "It's safe to assume this was because of the Daily Dylan account," he explained. "We want to make it clear that we have never taken any photos or videos ourselves that were posted here

Thank you, Berklee College of Music, for bestowing on me this prestigious honor. What a pleasant surprise,

Masquerade is one of the most coveted and expensive tickets in New York theater right now. It re-envisions The Phantom of the Opera as an immersive, romantic experience in a random building in midtown - with a secret password required to enter the venue to thwart interlopers. You're ushered from room to room as the performance unfolds, and, if you're lucky enough to avoid a rainy day, you also get a showstopper of a number on the roof.

Set to arrive on October 31st, the package is comprised of 139 songs; it features recordings conducted at soundchecks, Columbia Records outtakes, informal performances, renditions of songs from his club shows, impromptu jam sessions with fellow folk greats, and many more rarities, demos, and never-before-heard Dylan cuts. The box set also includes the entirety of Dylan's landmark show at Carnegie Hall on October 26th, 1963, another previously-unreleased recording capturing Dylan at a major turning point in his career.

This book showcases Bob Dylan's mastery of telling stories, creating moods and provoking feelings. The images are deeply evocative, at once innocent and world-weary.

Dylan’s latest paintings feel like a more intimate connection to the artist than in any of his previous work, showcasing his evolution into a revered artist.