Bob Dylan’s never been one for neat endings, so it tracks that what was once a “through 2024 only” tour has quietly grown a couple more chapters. The Rough and Rowdy Ways run—originally tied to his 2020 album—refuses to close the book, and honestly, fans aren’t complaining.
Dylan will roll back into the U.S. next spring, kicking things off March 21 in Omaha, Nebraska, before winding his way south and landing in Abilene, Texas just over a month later. It’s the first time he’s brought this tour stateside since his most recent stretch across Europe and the U.K., which wrapped in Ireland right before Thanksgiving.
He teased the news last month in classic Dylan fashion: a brief, cryptic message to fans promising, “We will see you early Spring 2026.” Now the dates are official, and tickets hit the market December 12 via his website.
For a tour that was supposed to end two years ago, Rough and Rowdy Ways has turned into a wandering, slow-burning epic—fitting for an artist who’s spent six decades rewriting his own rules. If you’ve been waiting for your chance to catch Dylan and his band in their current live chapter, spring 2026 is your window.
Tour Dates and ticket prices HERE.
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