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DYLAN- SOLD OUT 18th February 2023

Time: 18:30 - 22:00, price: £15 + bf, live nation & fkp scorpio presents dylan + special guests 14+ (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult).

DYLAN, one of 2022’s most in-demand rising talents unveils ‘Blue’, the latest release to be taken from her forthcoming new mixtape The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn, due 28th  October via Island Records.  

With her November 2022 UK headline tour already sold out, Dylan has also announced a brand  new run of dates for February 2023 , including a second date at the iconic O2 Shepherd’s  Bush Empire in London with night one already sold out. 

One of the mixtape’s more poignant moments, ‘Blue’ is a classic example of the 22-year-old’s ability to transform heartache and grief into undeniably addictive pop-rock anthems; toeing the line between modern pop influences and the classic rock sensibilities with an effortless flair. 

Dylan’s first mixtape – and debut release for Island Records – packs a hefty wallop; an eight-track record that doesn’t give you any choice but to sit up, pay attention and sing every word back in your head for days afterward. Titled ‘The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn’, it encapsulates the rising star’s experiences with “learning to love and be loved”. “How does anyone love and be loved?! It’s cringy, but the songs are so un-cringy that it’s very easy to take in without icking myself out. But I feel like I’m writing a soundtrack to my life. This is my movie  soundtrack.” 

That soundtrack is one that is unfailingly frank and thrillingly unbothered by society’s  expectations of female artists. Whether she’s reacting to people not wanting to date her on ‘Girl  Of Your Dreams’ or searching for answers about herself, as on the ballad ‘Home Is Where The  Heart Is’, Dylan is incredibly direct. 

Her candidness is part of what has already scored her praise from the likes of BBC News, NME,  Notion, MTV, Vogue Italia, The Line Of Best Fit, Dork and BBC Introducing; a sold-out debut US  headline at the iconic Mercury Lounge in New York, UK support slots with Yungblud, Bastille,  Ed Sheeran and an EU run with Tate McRae; inspiring an incredibly loyal and passionate  fanbase to form around her.  

Dylan is about to enter 2023 as one of pop’s hottest prospects. Effortless charm and high  ambitions see her dedicated fanbase expanding at a rapid pace, with her biggest goals

becoming more realistic by the day. “I want to be respected as a songwriter – for me it really is  j ust about the music, and I want to headline Wembley – that’s everything I’ve had my sights on.”  

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Bob Dylan announces first UK tour in over five years

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Country/rock legend Bob Dylan has announced his first UK tour in over five years. Regarded as one of the greatest songwriters of all time, a spot in the audience to see Dylan is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

Music fans can catch the ' Blowin' In The Wind ' singer across the UK. Just nine shows have been announced, and tickets are expected to sell out quick.

Forming the UK leg of Bob Dylan's ' Rough and Rowdy Ways ' worldwide tour, he will be performing across the country in October this year. The international tour is taking the folk singer across the globe until 2024.

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The ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ tour began last December in Milwaukee, USA. Since then, Bob Dylan has played to tens of thousands of fans across the world.

With four shows at the London Palladium, Bob Dylan will be visiting some iconic stages across the UK in October, including the Glasgow Armadillo. He will be heading to nearby Cardiff to perform at the Motorpoint Arena on October 26.

Interestingly, the shows are strictly non-phone events. The audience will have to put their phones into a Yondr bag, which fans can keep with them until after the show.

Tickets go on sale Friday 15 July on Ticketmaster. You can access the ticketing pages for each date here.

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• I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) Play Video
• Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Play Video
• Ballad of a Thin Man Play Video
• Had a Dream About You, Baby Play Video
• Simple Twist of Fate Play Video
• Highway 61 Revisited Play Video
• To Ramona ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Rank Stranger ( The Stanley Brothers  cover) ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Don't Think Twice, It's All Right ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Knockin' on Heaven's Door ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Silvio Play Video
• I Shall Be Released Play Video
• Like a Rolling Stone Play Video
• It Ain't Me, Babe ( acoustic ) Play Video
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• Like a Rolling Stone
• I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
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• Maggie's Farm
• Subterranean Homesick Blues
• Had a Dream About You, Baby
• Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
• Masters of War
• Simple Twist of Fate
• I Shall Be Released
• Knockin' on Heaven's Door
• Rank Stranger by The Stanley Brothers

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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village: A Self-Guided Walking Tour

New York is not a sentimental town. It takes pride in its ever-evolving skyline. It doesn’t have a museum commemorating the Harlem Renaissance. The only jazz memorials are Woodhull Cemetery and the Louis Armstrong House. There is nothing celebrating the folk revival. It’s up to you and your two feet to seek out its history. A good starting point is Bob Dylan and Greenwich Village, a historical neighborhood that maintains much of its original architecture. On a cold Winter day in January of 1961, Dylan arrived in New York City. In the next three years, he left an indelible mark. Forever after, the two would be forever connected.

Start at 1 West 4 th Street.

It’s a big brown building. Peek in a window and you are likely to see an art exhibit. It’s not much now — another bland NYU building — but it was formerly Gerde’s Folk City, a hotbed of folk talent in the 1960s. It was a bit off the beaten path, but it still attracted large touring acts. Dylan’s first professional show was at Gerde’s Folk City. He opened for the great John Lee Hooker. “A bright new face in folk music is appearing at Gerde’s Folk City. Although only 20 years old, Bob Dylan is one of the most distinctive stylists to play a Manhattan cabaret in months,” wrote  New York Times critic Robert Shelton. “But if not for every taste, his music-making has the mark of originality and inspiration, all the more noteworthy for his youth. Mr. Dylan is vague about his antecedents and birthplace, but it matters less where he has been than where he is going, and that would seem to be straight up.”

On this same block is the former site of the Bottom Line. Dylan never performed at the Bottom Line, though he did live nearby in the 1970s, during the club’s hey day. It opened on February 12, 1974 and played a prominent part in preserving Greenwich Village's legacy as a cultural hotspot. Bruce Springsteen played some legendary showcases. Lou Reed recorded the album Live: Take No Prisoners here. A middle-aged Dylan spent some lonely nights here.

Continue two blocks on West 4 th to Washington Square. Go to the fountain and look at the arches … there might even be some folk singers performing.

Folk musicians began performing at Washington Square in 1945. It was rough and tumble music. Then, in 1958, the Kingston Trio had their first hit — a pop-folk version of the traditional song “Tom Dooley.” Folk music boomed and, suddenly, Washington Square Park was flooded with musicians. By 1960, Sundays in Washington Square were the big day when the folkies would descend on the park. It was so popular with both tourists and players that the police put up barricades. When Dylan arrived in January 1961, he quickly began playing at the Square.

Three months after his arrival — in April of 1961 — the police cracked down on public performances in the park, insisting that all performers have a permit. When the folk musicians applied, they were denied. The following Sunday, Izzy Young from the Folklore Center and 500 musicians gathered and sang songs in the park. They then marched down 5 th Avenue to the Judson Memorial Church where the riot squad was waiting. They attacked the singers with billy clubs, arresting 10 people in what is now known as the Beatnik Riot, much to the folkies' disdain.

Continue West on West 4 th toward 6 th Avenue. Cross 6 th Avenue and continue on West 4 th . Dylan’s first apartment is at 161 West 4 th Street.

Bob Dylan was homeless for his first year in New York. When he fell in love with Suze Rotolo, they rented this apartment. She is on the cover of  The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan , which was photographed right down the street.

Continue on West 4 th Street to 1 Sheridan Square, home of the infamous Café Society.

Now turn around and head back toward Dylan’s first apartment. Stop and buy a record at Bleecker Street Records . Maybe something by Bob Dylan?

Turn left at the end of block and cross 6 th Avenue. Take a slight left up Minetta Street. Panchito’s is at 13-11 Minetta Street.

Take a right on Minetta Lane. On the corner of Minetta Lane and MacDougal Street is Café Wha?

Take a right down MacDougal Street. Caffe Reggio is at 119 MacDougal Street.

Keep heading down MacDougal Street, away from the park. At 116 MacDougal Street is the former Gaslight Café.

Immediately to the right is 114 MacDougal Street.

Two doors down, at 110 MacDougal, is where the Folklore Center used to reside.

At the end of the block, turn left on Bleecker Street.

Bleecker Street was a mecca of basket houses. In the '50s and '60s, this street was crawling with amateur musicians toting guitars and hoping to be next big star. Café Figaro was located at 184 Bleecker Street. Today it is a Bank of America.

The Village Gate was at 158 Bleecker Street. Dylan wrote "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" in September of 1962 in the basement apartment. The Village Gate was a notable folk hangout for 36 years. It’s now Les Poisson Rouge and still hosts some of the best events and concerts in Manhattan. If you look at the corner, the original Village Gate sign is still posted.

Across the street at 147 Bleecker is the Bitter End.

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