In Asbury Park, Andy Burton, Muddy Shews, Dave Moore, Mike McKernan will be joining Marc Ribler to perform songs of Dylan, the Byrds and the Band.

Most Bob Dylan experts will tell you the quality and daring of his work fell off a bit in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. It was more a question of want-to than anything, as he concentrated more on his ...

PEOPLE launches an in-depth look into what very well might be Dylan's darkest day — which also happened to be pop's greatest ...

The 23-year-old singer, songwriter and performer is brand new to the music scene and creating quite a buzz. Born in Boston ...

Hail! Minnesota became the state song in 1945. The only problem is, the designation never became official. A new bill would ...

Started as a one-off event by Willie Nelson, the Outlaw Music Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025 with its ...

Bidding is underway for dozens of Bob Dylan memorabilia items, including his earliest-known demo recording described as "a ...

After Obama won in 2008, Dylan said it was the first time that he’d seen a sign of light. That light has since gone dark.

Dylan isn’t alone in experiencing this strange phenomenon. Many artists merely see themselves as a vehicle for music creation rather than being responsible for driving a creative vision from start to ...

Dylan had recorded fourteen new songs. He agreed to meet me again in ... have since noted in their publication: “We recall Bob as a soft-spoken, rather unprepossessing youngster . . .

When Bob Dylan first entered the NYC folk scene in the late 1950s, one of his biggest competitors was also one of his greatest mentors.