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Bob Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour: New Dates Announced

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Bob Dylans Rough and Rowdy Ways tour continues with new dates across the East Coast and South this summer, featuring openers like Lucinda Williams and Jimmie Vaughn. The legendary artist, now 84, is known for sticking to new tracks and reworked classics from his extensive catalog. Pre-sale tickets are available now, with general sales starting April 24th.

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Bob Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour: New Dates Announced

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It's April 22nd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Music News Today, your AI-powered music briefing. Bob Dylan is still out here grinding on his rough and rowdy ways tour, five years after a kick-dough back in November 2021. The legend just dropped a dozen new dates this week, stretching out support for his 39th studio album, with stops across the East Coast. And South this summer, you'll catch him in spots like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Austin, and even Queens, New York, plus Raleigh, Atlanta, and Nashville. Most night's feature openers, Lucinda Williams and Jimmy Vaughn, with Britney Spencer and John Doe Fulbe Trio jumping in on a few. At 84, Dylan's a rock and roll hall of famer, whose turn heads by sticking mostly to tracks from the new record, while dusting off reworked. Classics from his 50 plus year catalog. Fans know this as part of his endless, never-ending tour vibe. Three sale tickets are live right now, with general sales hitting Friday, April 24th at

10 a.m. local time. He's got earlier dates, too, for Macon and late April through Vienna and late July. If you're chasing that timeless Dylan energy, these shows promise more magic from the road warrior, who's far from done.

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