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A guest 20% on Ascend Amphitheater, Nashville on Sat, 01 Aug 2026
Lights on stage were so low you could’t see faces. I had to ask a staff member which ine was Dylan. He was at a keyboard wearing a hood. He didn’t talk between songs. For all I know, the band could have been playing to a recorded voice. I wonder if he was really there
01 month ago
A guest 20% on The Venue at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, Lincoln on Fri, 12 Jun 2026
Bob does Bob. That seems to cover it. He has a storied history of doing the opposite of anything someone hopes he’ll do. No exception here. He provides zero point zero fan service, to ensure his self indulgent creative impulses are fed. I get it. He’s earned the right. However, it strikes me as a form of subterfuge, as most casual fans who attend his show with the hopes of singing Like A Rolling Stone (or any others from his storied songbook), will walk away completely dumbfounded. Sadly, they shouldn’t be (I’m speaking to myself here) as he hasn’t played a full concert of his classics in the original note and composition since 1978 (as far as my research has confirmed). Stunning, is fair, but sadly, it shouldn’t be. He doesn’t give a monkey’s rear end about the fan, never really has. I know, suck it up and bask in the glow of his awesomeness. Well, its hard to do so when you’re having to take a forensics approach to trying to discern if there’s at least one stanza or lyric you know within any of his rearranged songs, that would give you and ounce of hope that he might actually play a song you remember. The entire evening felt as though the audience was holding onto their pent up exhilaration, waiting to explode the moment a single, recognizable offering from the classic Dylan red meat menu was brought to the table. No morsel was offered. Not a scrap. Not even a fragment of food, outside of a minute moment where everyone recognized the words Joker and the Thief the moment he brandished his harmonica. Pure pleasure for my 12 yr old son who continuously asked if this was actually Dylan hiding under the white hoody he wore the entire show (which I found hysterical). Like everyone else at the show, he wasn’t provided with even a moment of singing along with the historic musical figure he had come to admire in the G rated version of A Complete Unknown. I wonder…how many first time Dylan concert goers have been showing up at Bob’s shows the past 48 yrs, aware they would have no renderings from the artist they thought they paid to see.? Oh well, at least Bob feels good about maintaining his cultural relevance and hasn’t become bored with singing along with millions of fans.
12 months ago
A guest 80% on Capital Centre, Landover on Wed, 16 Jan 1974
with The Band - just like The Last Waltz. Aerosmith as backup band. My first concert.
16 years ago
A guest 100% on Emory University, Atlanta on Wed, 05 Feb 1964
It was a great experience. Some friends and I drove to Atlanta from Auburn University. The songs were mainly from the Freewheeling album. I was surprised at how much feeling he could convey with his voice using guitar chords that everyone knew. After the performance, he stayed to talk with members of the audience. I believe his brother was with him and there was a striking resemblance . Dylan said that his next stop would be New Orleans. Another thing was that he had a spoon capo which he said that he made when he had no money.
I don`t think he actually used it to play though. Maybe it was a warmup routine. I would rate it a 10.
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17 years ago
gemmamipiwas there 60% on El Pla de Santa Maria, Escalarre on Sat, 11 Jul 1998
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Pulp - Garbage - Lídia Pujol i Sílvia Comes - Daniel y la Quartet de Baño Band - Bob Dylan - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Lax'n'Busto - Deep Purple - Iggy Pop - Richie Sambora - Dave Matthews Band -

07 years ago
ThomasBaywas there 80% on Tangkrogen, Aarhus on Sat, 15 Jun 1996
It was a great concert. It wasn't crowded so you could get up in front of the scene easily. He played fabulous!
110 years ago
A guest 100% on Waikiki Shell, Honolulu on Sat, 01 Aug 1964
I had finished my Junior year in high school in 1964 when I attended the Aug 1, 1964 Bob Dylan concert at the Waikiki Shell. My girlfriend and I had the cheapest tickets, cs. $2.75 each, and we're sitting in the grass a light rain started falling and there weren't many people at the concert, so Bob Dylan told us all to come down closer. Thus, we got to sit in the spprox 2nd row right in front of Dylan he had on a buckskin jacket and his harmonica on a stand around his neck. It was a wonderful concert which I have never forgotten. I bought all his albums from those years and many years later bought the CDs. My son texted me from the East Coast early this morning to tell me the great news about Dylan receiving the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature. I was "stoked" as we would have said in 1964 Honolulu. It is richly deserved! Way to go, Bobby!
110 years ago
A guest 100% on Worcester Memorial Auditorium, Worcester on Sat, 16 Oct 1965
I was at this concert ..... The first set was all acoustic and then after intermission, Dylan came back with THE BAND ... It was amazing !! More than half the audience left because they were die-hard folkies and thought that he had sold out for going electric. Man they MISSED OUT !!!
110 years ago
A guest 100% on Auditorium, Rochester on Fri, 05 Nov 1965
Probably the best concert I've ever been to. It was like two concerts in one. The first part Dylan played solo for better than an hour. No introduction or nothing said between songs. He left the stage, and some of the audience left too. I don't know if they thought it was over, or were protesting his move to electric. He returned shortly with his band and rocked on for again over an hour. Encore was Positively Fourth Street followed by Like A Rolling Stone. He sounded great that night, and I knew then (I was only 17) that he was truly a musical force .
110 years ago
gemmamipiwas there 60% on El Pla de Santa Maria, Escalarre on Sat, 11 Jul 1998
Setlist
1. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
2. Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)
3. Cold Irons Bound
4. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
5. Can't Wait
6. Silvio
7. Little Sadie ([traditional] cover) (Acoustic)
8. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Acoustic)
9. Tangled Up in Blue (Acoustic)
10. Forever Young (Acoustic)
11. Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again
12. I Shall Be Released
13. Highway 61 Revisited
Encore:
14. Love Sick
15. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
16. Blowin' in the Wind (Acoustic)
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