Bob Dylan at The Greek Theatre

A Songwriting Giant

Let’s be frank: Bob Dylan is one of the greatest songwriters of all time. Regardless of the fact that he will be turning 85 soon, he is still on the road, still writing the most iconic songs, singing his heart out, and changing the world. He’s still a trailblazer and a barrier-breaker that goes far beyond just entertainment. Old habits die hard, one could say - and people around the globe will be better for it.

The Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour

Bob Dylan has just announced additional dates for his massive Rough and Rowdy Ways tour that has been running for nearly a year and extended it well into the summer of 2026. Whether you are keen on hearing some of the classics or some new music, this outing has you covered - along with some surprises. The Rough and Rowdy Ways tour kicked off in March 2026 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and will, with the additional dates, be making stops in all the major cities, including Muncie, Detroit, Cleveland, Chattanooga, Dothan, Baton Rouge, Troutdale, Eugene, Santa Barbara, and Phoenix, before wrapping up in late July 2026 in Vienna. 

A Musical Master

Bob Dylan might be in his eighth decade on this planet, but he still has a lot of songs to sing, stories to tell, and poetry to write. He is an exceptional musician, moving from guitar to harmonica to piano to deliver beautifully deep and meaningful songs to anybody and everybody that would listen. Whether it’s Blowin’ in the Wind, Mr. Tambourine Man, Like a Rolling Stone, Lay Lady Lay, Hurricane, Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door, or The Times They Are A-Changin’, Bob Dylan inspires a connection to the deeper parts of ourselves, and one simply can’t help to be deeply affected by his music. 

Special Guests

Bob Dylan will be joined on tour by American singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams and her band, best known for hits such as Can’t Let Go and Are You Alright?, along with veteran rocker John Doe and the John Doe Folk Trio. 

The Greek Theatre Berkeley

The William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre, situated on the University of California campus in Berkeley, is one of the nation’s most iconic and historic live entertainment venues. Just as exceptional as the iconic musician that is about to grace its stage, the Greek Theatre is the epitome of artistic beauty and expression. 

The venue can host up to 8,500 concertgoers across a pit area, a massive general admission seating area, and a general admission lawn at the back, and boasts top-tier sound and lighting, fantastic natural acoustics, great sight-lines, and modern amenities. 

You can’t afford to miss this one - get your tickets now!