-
Rock 'n' roll and country have always shared a healthy relationship, and some of the best acts from both genres will share a museum, if only for a little while. "Billboard" reports that the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, is getting a temporary rock exhibit in 2015 to pay tribute to the city's historical period in the 1960s and '70s when non-country acts migrated there to record. In March 2015, the "Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City" exhibit will be open for museum-goers. -
7 Album Covers With Musicians Who Aren't On The Album
Putting yourself on your own album cover is a pretty simple concept: if people see you on the cover, they'll assume you're the person singing on the album. However, these seven artists included musicians on their album covers that didn't appear in the album at all. -
Every Bob Dylan Album, Lyric Crammed in 'The Lyrics: Since 1963,' 960 Pages of The Bard
Every Bob Dylan Album, Lyric Crammed in 'The Lyrics: Since 1963,' 960 Pages of The Bard -
The War On Drugs Cover Bob Dylan's 'Tangled Up In Blue' [LISTEN]
The psychedelic-Americana outfit The War on Drugs are riding high on the success of their third studio album "Lost in the Dream," and they recently stopped by Minnesota's 89.3 The Current to perform a rendition of Bob Dylan's "Tangled Up in Blue." -
6 Albums Made of Scrapped, Unused Songs: The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and More
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 7, Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks will be releasing her eighth solo album "24 Karat Gold — Songs from the Vault," which consists of songs Nicks had written over the last 40 years but never recorded. She is far from the only artist, however, to release an album of unused songs. Here are six more albums made up of scrapped songs: -
Bill Murray Sings Bob Dylan's 'Shelter from the Storm' in 'St. Vincent' Teaser Clip [WATCH]
In a new teaser for the Bill Murray-led "St. Vincent," the comedian mumbles his way through Bob Dylan's 1975 song "Shelter from the Storm," and the result is a heart-felt performance. -
Swedish Scientists Put Bob Dylan Lyrics In Work
After finding out that a group of Swedish scientists has been slipping Bob Dylan references into their scholarly writings, 'Billboard 'went ahead and contacted one of the brilliant men. -
Songs About Tombstones: From Bob Dylan, The Allman Brothers and Childish Gambino
We're feeling a little dark on this Monday afternoon (early in the week, ya know) so we're going to look back at a number of songs named after the stones that will eventually mark our graves. Maybe get some ideas in the process. -
6 Albums Named After The Place Where They Were Recorded
The location of a recording session can often have just as much influence as the musicians who are performing, which is something that these artists knew very well. Here are six albums named after the place where they were recorded. -
Swedish Scientists and Undercover Bob Dylan References Competition Equals Awesome
If you've ever read any legitimate scientific journals, you know that the material held within is over the heads of even the most educated readers (educated in outside topics, of course). If you read any articles from some professors at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, you may understand at least one bit: the Bob Dylan lyrics hidden within. At least five researchers at the school have apparently been competing in an inside-joke competition for years according to a report from Swedish newspaper The Local. -
Bob Dylan to Receive MusiCares's 2015 Person of the Year Award
According to "The Hollywood Reporter," legendary folk singer Bob Dylan has been chosen as the 2015 MusiCares Person of the Year by the Recording Academy and will be honored at a benefit gala and concert Feb. 6. -
7 Albums Released Without The Artist's Permission
In a perfect world, an artist would have complete control over how their music is released and sold. However, there are plenty of instances of record labels acting against an artist's wishes, even going so far as to release albums without their permission. Here are seven albums released without the artist's permission. -
Jack White: Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan Had It Easier Back In The Day
It's no secret that Jack White is a throwback rock star who would take vinyl over Mp3 any day, and in tonight's (Sept. 16) interview with Dan Rather on AXS TV, the guitarist will explain his love for the days of old. -
'Art of McCartney' Tribute Album Features Bob Dylan, Brian Wilson, Willie Nelson, And More: Watch The Cure's Take On 'Hello Goodbye'
Paul McCartney has established himself as one of the most influential songwriters of all time. Now the former Beatle is being recognized by his industry peers with a tribute compilation called The Art of Paul McCartney, which features covers of songs McCartney wrote during his time with the Beatles, Wings and as a solo artist. -
'Forrest Gump' Soundtrack To Be Reissued in Triple Vinyl Set For 20th Anniversary
Rolling Stone reports that the classic soundtrack to the Academy Award-winning film Forrest Gump will be getting its own triple-LP reissue to mark the film's 20th anniversary. Among the artists included on the soundtrack are Elvis Presley, The Beach Boys, Aretha Franklin, Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, The Doors, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.
View More
Festivals
Popular Now
-
Sean 'Diddy' Combs Dark Secrets Exposed By Backup Dancer: 'Nothing That Is Happening Is Surprising'
-
Jennifer Lopez 'This Is Me…Now' Album 'Flopped' Because 'The World Has Moved On,' Publicist Says
-
Diddy 'Manhandled' Jennifer Lopez While Dating? Fans Now Convinced After Exposure of Rapper's Dirty Laundry
-
Dancer Who Worked With Taylor Swift Reveals Her Candid Opinion of the Singer
-
Aubrey O'Day Makes Smug Response to Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Home Raids: 'What You Sow, You Shall Reap'