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How to get Bob Dylan tickets as general sale goes live for November UK tour dates

Bob Dylan is back for more Rough and Rowdy tour dates.

Bob Dylan singing on stage

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Published: Friday, 18 July 2025 at 9:00 am

Bob Dylan is back in the UK this winter and don't think twice about getting tickets, because they'll be gone before you know it.

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The American singer-songwriter is bringing his Rough and Rowdy Ways tour to nine UK and Ireland venues this November.

The tour is in support of Dylan's 39th studio album of the same name, which came out in 2020 and was the singer's first set of original music since 2012.

The album then kicked off a world tour in 2021 which has been going ever since, taking Dylan all over the States, Europe and Asia.

Last year Dylan took the Rough and Rowdy Ways tour to the likes of London, Edinburgh and Liverpool, but this time around he's focussing on less major cities. However, he'll once again be partnering with Yondr to prohibit the use of video cameras and mobile phones throughout all shows.

So, if you want to see this legend of the industry live. Here's how to get tickets.
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What are Bob Dylan's UK and Ireland tour dates?

How to get Bob Dylan UK tour tickets

Meanwhile general sale for all dates goes live at 10am on Friday 18th July. For the best tips and tricks for getting tickets, read our tips on how to beat the Ticketmaster queue.

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How much do Bob Dylan UK tour tickets cost?

It's been confirmed that Swansea tickets start at £82, while Dylan's 2024 tour prices ranged from £75.35 and £196.35, so we're expecting it to be similar for this year's shows.

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