LOS ANGELES — The answer, my friend, is streaming on the web. The question is, how will Bob Dylan make his return to live performance after the pandemic forced an extended time-out in his usually robust and never-ending touring schedule?
Dylan’s camp announced Wednesday that the singer-songwriter will offer his first streaming performance, under the title “Shadow Kingdom,” on July 18.
It’s being characterized as “his first such special in (nearly) 30 years,” the previous point of reference not being a streaming concert in the 1990s, of course, but rather his “MTV Unplugged” concert of 1994, the last time he did any kind of broadcast special.
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