A stunning and definitive live celebration of rock’s greatest icon is appearing for one night only at The Lights on Friday, 9 March
With some of the most memorable songs ever written, Bob Dylan created the soundtrack for 1960’s America, amassing a huge and enduring fan base that even extended across the Atlantic to bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
Now Bob and ‘The Band’ transport you back to the Nobel prize winner’s glory days with a truly authentic and affectionate show, complete with stunningly evocative visuals and authoritative insights into the stories behind the songs.
The heady idealism of Blowing In The Wind and The Times They Are A Changin; the electric venom of Subterranean Homesick Blues and Like a Rolling Stone.
Timeless love songs like Lay Lady Lay and I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight; the mysticism of All Along The Watchtower and Mr Tambourine Man.
The breathtaking intensity of Hurricane to the catchy simplicity of Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – the achingly uplifting Forever Young and the whimsical Quinn
The Eskimo.
These and many more hits, along with some of the tales behind them, are captured to perfection with a story arc that starts with JFK’s inauguration speech and returns almost full circle to his tragic assassination in
1963, in a veritable tour de force produced by, and starring, bona fide Dylan fans.
Experience the thrill and energy of a full-blown electric Dylan concert planted firmly in the 1960’s, a time when anything seemed possible, in a show that will remind you what REAL nostalgia feels like, and have you digging out your old vinyl to sustain the pleasure just that little bit longer.
To find out more call into The Lights and pick up a brochure. To buy tickets or join the mailing list, visit www.thelights.org.uk or call the Box Office on 01264 368368.
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