Bob Dylan crashed his bike, John Lennon caused uproar with his “bigger than Jesus’ claim and Cream played their first show ...

"I love words, and I love the way that they tumble out of Dylan's mouth," says Dave Stewart of the 14 Bob Dylan classics he covered.

Today in Music History for July 29: In 1942, Canadian dance band leader Luigi Romanelli died in Murray Bay, Que., at age 56. He was one of Canada's most popular orchestra leaders, and had performed at ...

A new show at New York University (NYU) charts how Bob Dylan engaged with the political and social justice movements of the ...

In reinventing himself, did Robert Allen Zimmerman — Dylan’s birth name and the grandson of Lithuanian and Ukrainian Jewish immigrants — also betray his Jewish heritage? What was that heritage and how ...

The Bob Dylan Center and New York University have announced The Gallatin Galleries as the destination for a special ...

Bob Dylan’s early years in New York will be the subject of a forthcoming exhibition at NYU, 'How Many Roads: Bob Dylan and His Changing Times.' ...

After a strong solo debut in 2023, the musician returns on an album rich with the sprawling oddball poetry of his lyrics, set ...

Dylan’s home in unit 3R received mention in his 2002 memoir — and now the 161 W. Fourth St. building it’s in has listed for ...

Dave Stewart is known for his tenure in Eurythmics. Now he tells us how his friendship with Bob Dylan inspired his new album.

This fall’s hottest debut fiction is all about location, location, location, whether in stories about crazed house hunters, ...

The 'American Sky' author reflects on getting compared to George Orwell and Bob Dylan, working with Robert Redford and how ...