Bob Dylan at Orpheum Theatre

Rough and Rowdy Ways Worldwide Tour

Get ready for a 'rough and rowdy' night as one of the greatest living legends in music heads up the stage for an extended run of shows in North America. Bob Dylan is giving it his all, marking the fifth consecutive year that he's been out on the road for his 2020 album "Rough and Rowdy Ways". The tour will see the "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" mastermind performing classic hits and fresh music, covering six decades worth of musical greatness. Kicking it off this spring, he's got 27 shows scheduled across the United States, and Omaha will be hosting one heck of a special night. This is your chance to see the legend, at age 84, live on stage performing his very best.

Rolling Stone shares that nothing is excatly predictable about Bob Dylan's live performances. Every show, he serves some surprises that delights every fan. Although, if he follows quite the pattern he's built on the Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour over the last years, you can expect a chunk of tracks from his latest LP with servings of classic favorites like "Desolation Row" and "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight." Plus, Rolling Stone notes that he might play a cover (from Grateful Dead) perhaps when he's in the mood.

The Rough and Rowdy Experience In Concert

While the setlist may look similar on paper, a super fan notes that Dylan shares some nuggets of surprises in each show. "One night a song has drums and is a fast, up-tempo song," Ray Padgett shared with Rolling Stone. "The next night it’s basically a solo piano ballad, the same song. It turns out, just as much is changing...," sharing how the same song could sound different in each show, "I know it looks like it’s the same, but you’ve got to pay attention, and if you do, it’s extremely rewarding."

"You’ll find something in yourself you never knew was there with a Dylan show, so long as you give yourself up to missing this lyric or that note," Cult Following wrote in a review of Bob Dylan's show, as cited from New York Post.

Taking a deep dive into his newest album and his 6-decade career, it's always a pleasure to see the legend live on stage, keeping these anthems right where they belong, for fans of all generations to enjoy. It sure is amazing to see younger listeners dropping by his concerts, proving that his music stands the test of time, an important icon whose records have influenced the future of the industry.

With smaller towns on the list for this trek, he's set to perform more intimate nights, and this might just be the best way to experience his legendary catalog in concert. It's gonna be a beautiful night where his voice, guitar, and the energies of the crowd shine through. 

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