Bob Dylan, 83, performed a 17-song set for a near-capacity crowd Wednesday night on Western Michigan's campus.

Bob Dylan invited Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler to collaborate in the early 1980s, but neither artist was prepared for the other's workflow.

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He was the last surviving member of a retro-minded string trio whose celebration of prewar songs of the rural South put them ...

Sidestepping his perfectionism in acting, Jeff Bridges revels in the freedom of rediscovering an album of his archival recordings showcasing his late-’70s eclectic roots rock.

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The stop on the Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour was a quick sellout. It was Dylan's first Green Bay concert in 24 years.

Dylan used his phrasing and dynamics marvelously to express the intended spirit throughout his 17-song performance, but his ...