Bob Dylan, 'Together Through Life' (Columbia)
The man who invented everything puts his feet up.
By Steve Kandell 05.17.09 1:45 PM
In any deconstruction of Bob Dylan’s epic career, 1997’s moody Daniel Lanois-produced masterpiece Time Out of Mind marked his late-career resurgence.
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The 9 Best Musical 'Star Trek' Moments
WATCH VIDEO: SPIN's David Marchese digs deep into the Trekkie archive to find these unforgettable clips
By David Marchese 05.01.09 5:37 AM
On May 8, JJ Abrams' Star Trek will introduce a new generation of fans to Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, and the rest of the crew of the Enterprise. Featuring a young, sexy cast -- and a decided lack of Shatner -- Abrams' franchise reboot will attempt to entice moviegoers to boldly go where they may never have gone before: a Star Trek film.
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New Albums from Bob Dylan, A Camp, and More
Get SPIN's take on the best and worst releases of the week!
By Spin Staff 04.28.09 9:05 AM
Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today:
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Bob Dylan Plans Ballpark Tour
Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp to support Dylan's 22 summer dates in minor league baseball stadiums.
By Peter Gaston 04.24.09 10:03 AM
In this crippled economic climate, baseball teams are having trouble filling seats this season -- but maybe rock'n'roll can save the day: Bob Dylan will once again spend his summer performing at minor league baseball stadiums in smaller American cities.
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Free Download: Bob Dylan's Bluesy New Song!
For a limited time only, snag a track from the singer-songwriter's upcoming album, Together Through Life.
By MELISSA GODLSTEIN 03.30.09 10:03 AM
Recession special! To support the April 28 release of his new album, Together Through Life, Bob Dylan is offering fans the record's first track for free.
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Killers, Coldplay, and R.E.M. Fight AIDS with New Songs
Plus: Bob Dylan, U2, and others contribute exclusive new tunes to (RED)WIRE, a web service supporting HIV victims in Africa. Click here for details!
By Melissa Goldstein 11.25.08 12:23 PM
Coldplay, U2, the Killers, R.E.M., Bob Dylan, John Legend, and others have all agreed to contribute exclusive new songs to (RED)WIRE, a new music service set to launch on World Aids Day, December 1, with all proceeds benefiting HIV-infected victims in Africa.
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