Bob Dylan Archives - Page 10 of 11

Lloyd Cole will release his new album ‘Standards’ on 24th June ’13 on Tapete Records.

Burt Bacharach needs little introduction. In a landmark 50+ year run on the charts, Bacharach’s music continues to set industry records and creative standards.

Dave Grohl says Gangnam Style is one of his “favourite songs of the last ten years”.

Bob Dylan has been racking up the honors over the last decade or so from an Academy Award to the Presidential Medal of Freedom to France’s Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres, but his latest honor may be the most rare and prestigious.

Yesterday (January 30) was the 40th anniversary of the first live performance of KISS who would go on to gather millions of adoring fans and almost as many detractors.

Late last month, a new Bob Dylan album hit the market in Europe in limited quantities that would make a fan of the songwriter drool.

Guy Sebastian has just landed his second No.1 album in Australia with his seventh album “Armageddon”, two weeks shy of nine years since he first hit the top of the ARIA Albums chart with his Australian Idol packed debut album “Just as I Am”.

Photographer Ken Regan, who earned the trust and respect of people like Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones, has lost his battle with cancer.

Steven Tyler is ‘the farthest thing’ from being a bigot.

Nicki Minaj has told Steven Tyler to go ‘fuck’ himself.

Whitney Houston and Elton John are among artists whose recordings have been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

It was a long-rumoured tour that finally came to fruition starting back on October 5.

With social media making it so easy for celebrities to share their immediate thoughts with their fans (and the world at large), many used their Facebook and Twitter accounts to share their thoughts concerning the U.S. election yesterday.

Aussie rock icon Jon English has updated his ‘Rock Show’ to ‘Rock Revolution’ and has launched the show across Victoria.

Rolling Stone magazine asked their readers to name the best rock documentaries of all-time and they’ve come up with a pretty decent list.

Dave Matthews Band has had a convincing win to top this week’s US chart and the Top 5, including Bob Dylan ‘Tempest’ is completely brand new.

Bob Dylan’s 35th studio album ‘Tempest’ has debuted in the Top 10 at number 8 on Australia’s ARIA chart.

Bluesfest will announce the first announcement for the 2013 event this Thursday, September 20.

145 years ago gold was discovered in the town of Gympie, Queensland, today though they can claim their first No.1 album by a local group; The Amity Affliction with their third album entitled “Chasing Ghosts” enters at No.1, the head of six Top 10 debuts this week.

Dylan speaks about “wussies and pussies” who criticise his ‘quotation’, and the “evil motherfuckers” who called him Judas.

Folk icon Bob Dylan’s 35th album, and The Presets’ third, kick off a solid week in new releases.

Singer, songwriter and musician Joe South has passed away in Georgia at the age of 72.

The 35th album from folk icon Bob Dylan is streaming online before its release date.

Bob Dylan’s forthcoming ‘Tempest’ album has gone to number 1 on Amazon on advance orders alone.

James Taylor has been honored with the Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters, an award given by the French government to “recognize eminent artists and writers, as well as individuals who have contributed to furthering the arts in France and throughout the world.”

Australia’s Nash Edgerton has once again produced a video for Bob Dylan. This time it is for the opening track of the ‘Tempest’ album ‘Duquesne Whistle’.