There’s no doubt one of the greatest songwriters of all time is Bob Dylan. Producing album after album for generations of fans, yet his concerts do not heavily rely on nostalgia alone.
He restlessly continues to approach live performances with the same unpredictability and freshness that has defined his veteran career. You now have the chance to see it for yourself when he brings his summer tour to North America.
The soul of a generation and the voice of our lifetime.
Dylan will start the tour at Thunder Valley in Lincoln City and play seven consecutive shows across The Golden State. Starting June 12th, the trek will continue in California until June 21st, from Berkeley, to Santa Barbara, to San Diego.
His contribution to music is much more than any normal artist-to-consumer relationship. His art has become woven in American culture as a staple of Westernized-rock, folk and pop while he’s remained a household name for over half of a century. From a Nobel Prize in literature, to multiple bronze statues, and countless multi-platinum albums, Dylan’s achievements are incomparably astounding and to this day, he is still somehow able to discover new possibilities through his performances.
It’s not hard to recognize that these achievements speak for themselves, serving as a historical landmark of his poetic productions which have chronicled love, heartbreak, protest and faith.
While staying influential to the lives of over tens of millions, the living legend doesn’t plan to stop creating everlasting memories for his fans anytime soon; evermore the reason to appreciate his “Never Ending” efforts to write new chapters in his remarkable career.
Concertgoers can expect to hear some fan favorite songs, “Tangled Up in Blue,” “Blowin’ in the Wind,” “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,” “The Times They Are A-Changin'” “Lay Lady Lay,” “Mr. Tambourine,” and “Like a Rolling Stone” just to name a few.
The 85-year-old rock-legend also plans to integrate his most recent albums, “Shadow Kingdom” and “Rough and Rowdy Ways” during his performance.
Snag your tickets now as they are selling out quickly, and you do not want to miss the rare opportunity to experience the remembrance of a musical journey unlike any other.
