According to one of his biographers, Bob Dylan could have been sued for his iconic protest song, "The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll".

After six decades of iconic songs, Bob Dylan finally scored his first and only Billboard No. 1 Hit, something his biggest ...

Bob Dylan’s 1974 hit Forever Young, from Planet Waves, became a timeless unofficial New Year’s anthem celebrated worldwide.

Today in Music History for Dec. 30: In 1672, the first public concert was held in London. The musicians performed behind a curtain while patrons ate cakes and drank ale.

Bob Dylan remembers the exact moment Jesus Christ entered his life in a way he could not ignore. The physical and emotional tolls of the road had proved exhausting on his 1978 tour. On one ...

Bob Dylan once named “Death of an Unpopular Poet” and “He Went to Paris” two of his favorite Jimmy Buffett songs.

The pioneering jam band's co-founder died Saturday, "peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, after courageously beating cancer ...

Even a superstar like Stevie Nicks isn’t immune to the occasional slip-up. While she’s had her share of lyric flubs in recent performances, this memorable mistake took place years ago. After 32 days ...

Willie Nelson, and specifically his life on the road, is the focus of a new opus profile in The New Yorker. The highlights are many, but Bob Dylan’s attempt to explain the appeal of Nelson stands ...

Willie Nelson is the subject of a new profile in The New Yorker today. Writer Alex Abramovich followed Nelson, 92, on tour this year, to get a window into this final phase of his legendary life. There ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Bob Dylan will once again take Rough and Rowdy Ways on ...

Allow me to pull the curtain back on the way that this particular website operates during the holidays. Once we finalize all our year-end lists, things tend to get way slower around here, and Scott ...