Bob Dylan will be joining Willie Nelson's Fourth of July Picnic, which will be back in town, but not at Q2 Stadium, its last Austin home.

Saltzman taught actor Timothée Chalamet how to play guitar for the role of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown.” In turn, Chalamet earned a best actor nomination and the film is also up for best picture at the Academy Awards on Sunday.

It’s a wine of both precision and forward momentum, with loads of black cherries, kirsch, cassis, nutmeg, cinnamon stick, and cigar humidor, with a finish reminiscent

The Rock & Roll Hal of Fame announced Thursday new Bob Dylan artifacts -- including original handwritten lyrics to “Blowin' in the Wind” -- are now on display at the Cleveland museum. A harmonica Dylan used on stage is also part of the display,

Bob Dylan famously sang “Like a Rolling Stone” at the Royal Albert Hall. Nearly 60 years later, Courtney Love performed the classic right next door. Following their onstage interview, Love stood up and tore through the Sixties classic,

Boston-based RR Auction says Terri Thal, Dylan’s first manager and author of " My Greenwich Village: Dave, Bob and Me, " originally produced the tape to demonstrate Dylan’s burgeoning talent to nightclub managers.

"I learned that from the people at Levi's,' said the Oscar-nominated 'A Complete Unknown' costume designer at a celebration fittingly held at Levi’s Haus of Strauss

Timothée Chalamet immersed himself completely into the work of Bob Dylan for years to prepare for "A Complete Unknown," the James Mangold-directed biopic that is up for eight Oscars and has grossed over $120 million at the box office.

He’s not a movie buff, so New York musician Larry Saltzman doesn’t always watch the Oscars. This year, however, he’s got a rooting interest. Saltzman taught actor Timothee Chalamet how to play guitar for the role of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown.

When one pictures Bob Dylan, a few images likely come to mind: corkscrew curly hair, Ray-Ban sunglasses, perhaps a polka dot button-up shirt. Those items hail more from Dylan’s mid ’60s era. Just a few years before that,

Music icon Bob Dylan has shared a performance of Machine Gun Kelly rapping in a record store on his official Instagram account, leaving fans amused and confused.