Bob Dylan has added over a dozen dates to his 2026 World Tour.
These dates includes a live show in Chicago on July 8, before heading over for shows in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Boston and more. Dylan will also perform live at New York's Forest Hills Stadium on July 21, his first show there in 10 years. That show will also feature special guests, Jimmie Vaughan and Lucinda Williams.
This tour, which began earlier this year, saw Dylan kick off with a show at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha in Nebraska, where he treated fans to a live rendition of Eddie Cochran's, 'Nervous Breakdown'.
On the night, Dylan performed 'I'll Be Your Baby Tonight', before moving onto 'The Man in the Long Black Coat', which originally featured on his 1989 record, Oh Mercy.
Elsewhere, the singer also played 'All Along The Watchtower', as well as 'I Contain Multitudes', as well as 'Don't Think Twice, It's All Right', as well as a cover of Bo Didley's 'I Can Tell', which Dlan had previously performed the track at last year's Outlaw Festival.
But it was his performance of Cochran's track which surprised the crowd, as it was the first time he had performed this track live in his entire career.
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