"Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to ensure the survival and success of liberty." —John F. Kennedy

"I've written a whole bunch of songs, so I can't say I didn't get to do what I wanted to do."
-Bob Dylan, 1995

You know that great Dylan tune "Things Have Changed"? He didn't write that about New Pony! Updates and e-mail responses have been a little slow. My apologies to site visitors; I'm a graduate student and schoolwork is taking up most of my free time. Now that summer's here, I hope to spend more time on New Pony.
I am still planning to update the timeline for 21st century, to post Big Pink and other off-map places to the Walkin' New York tour, to repair the Reader Survey, which is temporarily off-line, and share more results of the survey.
As always, your comments and corrections are welcome. I incorporate reader suggestions whenever possible, so don't hesitate to send me an

Bob Dylan will headline a White House celebration of music from the Civil Rights movement on February 10, 2010. The concert to be broadcast a day later on US public television, is the latest in a series of musical evenings hosted by President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

Bob Dylan and His Band will tour Japan, China, Korea, and other international destinations in the Spring of 2010. Check Bob Dates for details and updates.

Bob Dylan has released a brand new album of holiday songs, Christmas in the Heart. U.S. royalties from sales of these recordings will be donated to Feeding America, guaranteeing that more than 1.4 million Americans in need will be fed during this year's holiday season. Click to read more about Dylan's wonderful philanthropic project and to buy the album from BobDylan.com.

Bob Dylan's latest album, Together Though Life, his first studio album in three years, was released on April 27, 2009. Details about the release, as well as Bob Dylan's interview with Bill Flanagan about the new album, are available on bobdylan.com.

To the bemusement of many critics, Bob Dylan was awarded a 2008 Pulitzer Prize: "A Special Citation to Bob Dylan for his profound impact on popular music and American culture, marked by lyrical compositions of extraordinary poetic power." Special Citation Pulitzers are awarded infrequently to artists, musicians, novelists, and others outside the journalistic sphere of the typical awardees. Read about it on the official Pulitzer Prize Web site.

Tour Dates

The following tour dates are from bobdylan.com and from Bob Dates, where you can also find ticket sales information. Priority tickets for some shows may be available at bodylan.com.

March 12—Osaka, Japan
March 13—Osaka, Japan
March 15—Osaka, Japan
March 16—Osaka, Japan
March 18—Nagoya, Japan
March 19—Nagoya, Japan
March 21—Tokyo, Japan
March 23—Tokyo, Japan
March 24—Tokyo, Japan
March 25—Tokyo, Japan
March 26—Tokyo, Japan
March 28—Tokyo, Japan (unconfirmed)
March 29—Tokyo, Japan
April 2—Taipei, Taiwan
April 4—Beijing, China
April 6—Shanghai, China
April 8—Hong Kong
April ?—Seoul, South Korea
May 27—Tel Aviv, Israel (unconfirmed)
May 28—Gothenburg, Sweden (unconfirmed)
July 10—Venice, Italy (unconfirmed)

Check Bob Dates for details and updates.

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