When Bob Dylan turned his back on protest music and traditional folk, he burned a lot of bridges; his friendship with Pete Seeger was one of them.

At a Franklin, Tennessee, stop of the Outlaw Music Festival tour, Bob Dylan played "The Times They Are a-Changin' for the first time in 15 years.

While known as an excavator of the American songbook, folk icon Bob Dylan also has lifted from Britain's rich heritage of music traditionalism.

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Joan Baez opened up in a new interview about how her camp was 'outraged' about 'A Complete Unknown,' but she told them not to fact-check the movie. She said despite the inaccuracies, it was 'fun.' ...

Rick Massimo, who covered the event for 9 years for The Journal, traces the ups and downs of the festival, from its start to its current renaissance.

And the best part is the variety: We’ve got rock, country, hip-hop, bluegrass, Americana, pop-punk, indie, jazz, metalcore ...

So many writers are putting the emphasis on action or circumstances. What they fail to provide audiences with are proper ...

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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Springsteen breaks down his box set Tracks II: The Lost Albums, reveals he has a new album in the can, and looks ahead to the future of the E Street Band ...