Mjsbigblog — VIDEO: Watch Kesha and Ben Folks perform "It Ain't Me Babe" a touching tribute to Bob Dylan, on the 2016 Billboard Music Awards. The post Kesha & Ben Folds Perform Bob Dylan Tribute Billboard Music Awards (VIDEO) appeared first on mjsbigblog. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Rare does a performance during the usually inconsequential Billboard Music Awards promise advance drama. On Sunday, though, tension reigned as embattled pop star Kesha performed in salute to Bob Dylan in advance of his 75th birth... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Rare does a performance during the usually inconsequential Billboard Music Awards promise advance drama. On Sunday, though, tension reigned as embattled pop star Kesha performed in salute to Bob Dylan in advance of his 75th birth... more info

Consequence of Sound — Pop singer's cover of the Bob Dylan classic gets its time in the spotlight. more info

Rolling Stone — Kesha performed a tender, powerful cover of Bob Dylan's "It Ain't Me Babe" at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards. Slowing down the folk track, Ben Folds joined the singer on piano and a violinist. Though her mother Pebe Sebert had been active a... more info

Stereogum — It almost looked like it wasn’t going to happen but, after some back and forth between Kesha and Dr. Luke’s label Kemosabe Records, the singer was allowed to perform on the Billboard Music Awards last night. As promised and previewed at a concert... more info

USA Today Music — After stunning in a dapper suit on the red carpet.             more info

Stereogum — In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan’s seminal classic Blonde On Blonde, MOJO is honoring Dylan with 22 pages of coverage in the magazine, and 19 pages dedicated to the album. The gem of the magazine’s commendation of the rock lege... more info

Guardian Music — (Columbia)The meeting of grizzled musical icon and great American songbook has yielded variable results, but Dylan got it right with last year’s Shadows in the Night, his take on songs once sung by Frank Sinatra. He shows the same sure hand an... more info

Chicago Tribune — With "Fallen Angels" (Columbia), Bob Dylan makes at least one thing clear: It seems we got him all wrong, again. Just when it appears possible to fix some aspect of Dylan's art and music, he does something that makes any attempt to pin him down look ... more info