Download a New Bob Dylan Song for Free

Want a sneak peek at the legendary troubadour's forthcoming bootleg box set? Click here to find out how!
Bob Dylan

As we previously reported, the eighth volume in Bob Dylan's rarities-compiling 'Bootleg Series,' entitled Tell Tale Signs, arrives October 7 via Columbia with outtakes and rare cuts from the last two decades of the songwriter's illustrious career.

Photos and Videos: American Eagle Outfitters Presents the New American Music Union

Browse videos and photos from the sold-out, new festival in Pittsburgh, featuring the Black Keys, the Duke Spirit, Gnarls Barkley, Anthony Kiedis, Spoon, and more!
Britt Daniel and Rob Pope of Spoon / Photo by Devin Pedzwater

With top-notch talent (Bob Dylan, the Raconteurs, Gnarls Barkley, Spoon, and many more), the sold-out New American Music Union, presented by American Eagle Outfitters, rocked Pittsburgh this past Friday and Saturday. Our Devin Pedzwater was in attendance all weekend, shooting photos and video.

SPIN.com Heads to Virgin Mobile Fest, All Points West, New American Music Union, and the Seattle Tattoo Expo This Weekend

Radiohead, Stone Temple Pilots, Bob Dylan, Pearl Jam, oh my! It's our busiest weekend of the summer, and you can follow along online.

Our bags seem perpetually packed in August for the height of America's ever-expanding festival season, but this weekend is probably our busiest of the year: We're spread out around the country for four different events. Here's a rundown of what's going on, and how you can tune in:

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New Bob Dylan Rarities Set Announced; SPIN.com Unearths Other Artists in Need of Archive-Digging

The legendary songwriter is set to release a three-disc rarities set, Tell Tale Signs, this fall on Columbia; we take a look at some groups that we wish were as generous as Mr. Zimmerman.
Bob Dylan

Clear some space on your record shelves (or your iPod, for that matter): folk/rock/everything icon Bob Dylan plans to release a new three-disc rarities compilation, Tell Tale Signs, Oct. 7 via Columbia.

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