L.A. Times - Entertainment — “Tangled Up in Blue!” That was one audience member’s shouted request to Bob Dylan on Thursday night, made only minutes after the 75-year-old singer had performed that very tune. Given Dylan’s tendency to dramatically remake ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — You know that thing, the thing where no matter what artist you're seeing, some asshole in the crowd yells "Free Bird!"? Well, that happened at a Bob Dylan show at Berkley, CA's Greek Theatre last Thursday (6/9) and he actually played it... ... more info

Guardian Music — Oslo, LondonFeel-good attitude steers the Chicago band away from homage, so that next to their own songs even a Bob Dylan cover sounds drabWhitney are a rock band – and a very 70s-sounding one at that – yet they have managed to make the... more info

NME — The singer covered the Southern rock standard at a gig last week more info

Consequence of Sound — A kickass rendition of the rock classic. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — “Do you recognize any of these songs he’s singing?” The question was posed by a woman maybe in her 60s or early 70s to her neighbor near the end of Bob Dylan’s two-hour show Saturday at the Santa Barbara Bowl. To... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — “Do you recognize any of these songs he’s singing?” The question was posed by a woman maybe in her 60s or early 70s to her neighbor near the end of Bob Dylan’s two-hour show Saturday at the Santa Barbara Bowl. To... more info

Rolling Stone — "Free Bird!" someone from the back of the Greek Theater in Berkeley, California yelled Thursday night. Bob Dylan and his band responded accordingly. The legendary folk singer, who turned 75 last month, closed the evening's performanc... more info

JamBase — Watch a few clips of Bob Dylan and his band tackling "Freebird" by Lynyrd Skynyrd at the end of Thursday's show at the Greek Theater in Berkeley. more info

Rolling Stone — Very few artists in rock history have seen more of their songs covered than Bob Dylan. It began in 1963 when "Blowin' In The Wind" became a standard song recorded by everyone from Peter, Paul and Mary to Sam Cooke and Stevie Wonder. During the next f... more info