Bob Dylan
The War On Drugs talk new album art, influences, MSG & more ++ clear blue vinyl pre-order up now
Adam Granduciel sheds light on the instantly-iconic ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’ artwork, musical influences (including Bruce Springsteen, who his newborn son is named after), and more…
Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan covering PJ Harvey, Dylan & more on 'Imposter'
‘Imposter‘ will be Gahan’s third album with production duo Soulsavers and also features songs by Neil Young, Mark Lanegan, Cat Power and more.
Bob Dylan announces fall tour, including Beacon Theatre and Capitol Theatre
The “Rough and Rowdy Ways World Tour 2021-2024“ kicks off in November…
Patti Smith played Central Park (pics, videos, setlist)
Patti included covers of The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and Stevie Wonder, and dedicated songs to Charlie Watts, Lee ”Scratch” Perry, and Fred ”Sonic” Smith at this big homecoming show…
Rolling Stone publishes new version of '500 Greatest Songs of All Time' list
Seventeen years after the original list, Rolling Stone has published a completely new version of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, including 254 songs that weren’t present on the 2004 list.
Patti Smith surprise-releases 'Live at Electric Lady' EP w/ Bob Dylan & Stevie Wonder covers
It’s Patti’s first newly-recorded music since 2012.
Bob Dylan biographer calls sexual abuse allegations "not possible"
Clinton Heylin, who has written nine books about Dylan, cast doubt on the recent lawsuit accusing him of sexually abusing a minor over two months in 1965.
Bob Dylan accused of sexual abuse of minor in 1965, says "claim is untrue"
”The 56-year-old claim is untrue and will be vigorously defended,” a representative for Dylan told Pitchfork.
Brigid Mae Power announces covers EP, shares rendition of Songs: Ohia's "Didn't It Rain"
The EP also features covers of Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, Aretha Franklin, Patsy Cline, and a traditional Irish song.
Bob Dylan releasing unheard versions of "Blind Willie McTell" on new Third Man 7"
Recorded during the sessions for ’Infidels,’ these two versions of ”Blind Willie McTell” feature the band of Mark Knopfler, Mick Taylor, and Sly & Robbie.
