Legend of the song records in Albany, New York, while preparing for the sequence of the ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ tour, which will pass through the United Kingdom and Ireland
Bob Dylan returned to the studio while following his participation in the Outlaw Music Festival Tour of Willie Nelsonthe singer and songwriter was seen in White Lake Studiosin Albany, New York, on August 5 and 6, to record new songs with members of their band. The detail about what he is creating remains a mystery, but fans and critics already speculate that something great is on the way.
The 82 -year -old musician continues to make history with his music, even in the midst of the intense agenda of the tour Rough and Rowdy Wayswhich passed through North America and now goes to the UK and Ireland. The tour, which promotes its acclaimed 2020 album, began in November 2021 and has traveled several cities around the world. The European part of the tour begins on November 7, with shows in cities such as Brighton, Swansea and Glasgow, where the singer promises to revisit his impressive career.
Fans who have already been present in their performances have noticed the intimate and exclusive character of their shows, which prohibit the use of cameras and cell phones during the performances. The proposal is to guarantee an experience without distractions for those present, something that also reflects the intimacy of Dylan’s own creative process.
Besides its tour and the recent studio recording, Bob Dylan also prepares to launch Point blank (Quick Studies)a book of drawings that hits bookstores on November 18. The artist, who continues to innovate and expanding his creative borders, also collaborated this year by narrating the album trailer American Lostfrom Machine Gun Kelly.
In his recent biography, the singer was portrayed by Timothée Chalamet in the movie A complete unknownreleased in 2025. The film was praised for its unique way of presenting the myth of Dylanplaying both newcomers and longtime fans.
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Source: Rollingstone
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