Bob Dylan is back on the road, and he's not playing it safe. The latest Rough And Rowdy Ways tour leg kicked off with live debuts, dusted-off rarities, and yet another new guitarist filling out the band. That's the Dylan way, really. Ever since the Never Ending Tour started rolling back in 1988, the man has treated his setlists like clay, reshaping tracks nightly until they barely resemble the records.
This run is no different. He dug deep, pulling cuts that don't surface often, giving longtime fans the kind of moment they live for. The new guitarist adds another texture to a band that already shifts shape from show to show.
And look, when you've got a catalog running from "Like A Rolling Stone" to "Key West (Philosopher Pirate)," you can afford to surprise people. Dylan still treats every night as a chance to rework the songbook.
Catch him while you can. The setlist will never look the same twice.