by Bob Dylan has released a host of extra tickets for one of his upcoming UK shows.
Dylan is set to play in the UK this November, as part of his ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ tour. On the tour, he will play sold-out shows in Brighton, Swansea, Leeds, Glasgow, Belfast, Killarney, and Dublin.
As reported by NME, the legendary folk-rock musician has now added an additional 1,500 tickets to his show at Coventry’s Building Society Arena, slated for November 13th. This is due to an increased capacity at the venue.
He will kick things off on November 7th at Brighton Centre, heading next to Swansea for three nights at the Building Society Arena. Next, he will stop in Coventry and Leeds for a single night, heading up to Scotland for two shows in Glasgow and then directly over to Belfast for two nights on the Waterfront. He’ll finish things up with two shows in Killarney and a final night in Dublin on November 25th.
Dylan has been on the ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ tour since November 2021. Most recently, he made his way across North America in March and April this year, enjoyed a renewed fascination from many younger fans after the canonisation of his music due to the release of the Timothee Chalamet-fronted biopic, A Complete Unknown.
Dylan first brought this tour to Europe in late 2022, playing the same selection of songs night after night, including everything from the album that gives the tour its name. Upon his return in summer 2023, the basic blueprint was the same night after night, though Dylan started to introduce some surprising covers at a handful of the shows.
In May, Dylan shocked all of his fans by playing ‘Mr Tambourine Man’ for the first time since 2010 and followed that up with one-off covers of The Pogues’ ‘Rainy Night in Soho’.
