
Bob Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour Dates Announced
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Bob Dylans Rough and Rowdy Ways tour expands with new dates in major cities, featuring special guests like Lucinda Williams and Jimmie Vaughn. Pre-sale tickets start tomorrow, with general sales on Friday. The tour, launched in 2021, continues to showcase Dylans enduring stage presence at 84.
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It's April 21st. This is Music News Today, your AI-powered source for everything music. Bob Dylan just dropped some fresh dates on his rough and rowdy ways tour, stretching it out with stops and big spots like New York, Boston, Cincinnati. Philadelphia and Atlanta wrapping up in Nashville on August 1st. He announced it all on his website this past Tuesday, April 21st, and those new gigs come with special guests like Lucinda Williams and Jimmy. Vaughn Handling Support for Moe Shows, plus Britney Spencer jumping in on a few. Pre-sale tickets kick off tomorrow, Wednesday, April 22nd at 10am local time, with General sales hitting Friday, April 24th at the same time, so fans better move quick. This tour kicked off over four years back in November 2021, at Riverside Theatre in Milwaukee. Tie to his 39th studio album from 2020, and along the way he linked up with Willie Nelson's Outlaw Music Festival. At 84, Dylan's still out here owning stages, coast to coast through summer, proving the
rough and rowdy ways ain't slowing down anytime soon.
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