Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan live: Will the songs remain the same?

Dylan has rarely been the same act twice. What should audiences expect when he comes to Dublin?

3Arena firm expects to return to profit this year

Robbie Williams, Bob Dylan, Sigrid and Kendrick Lamar among acts due to perform at Dublin venue

Joseph O’Connor on Crazy Dreams, a lively, likable memoir by Paul Brady

Book review: From the music that shaped him to stardom and brief encounters with Bob Dylan and Bono, Brady tells his extraordinary story in a modest way

Zalatoris hits the front at Southern Hills as McIlroy falters

Northern Irishman slips five shots behind after second round of US PGA

‘If you look like Penn & Teller, you have to have the best magic trick ever seen’

‘Houdini used deception to help people recognise the difference between fraud and reality’

Andy Warhol: Profound artist, affectless hero, subversive icon

Warhol is set to eclipse Picasso with a $200m sale of Marilyn Monroe portrait, breaking records

Kae Tempest: ‘I’m not a star, am I?’

Multi-talented playwright, poet and novelist on latest album The Line is a Curve

Jim Kerr: ‘I’d been a rock star. I thought, What happened my life?

The singer talks about Live Aid, ex-wives and four decades of Simple Minds

Oscars 2022: 11 great Irish moments at the Academy Awards

Daniel Day-Lewis, Brenda Fricker and many others have taken home an Oscar to Ireland

Deep Water: Neurotic, not very erotic and pretty pathetic return from Fatal Attraction director

Film review: Adrian Lyne’s ninth feature fails miserably to be any sort of good film

Sting sells songwriting catalogue for estimated $300m

Deal covers copyrights for more than 600 songs and future music earnings

Owen Doyle: Johann van Graan’s long goodbye is to Munster’s detriment

Province’s recent URC performances have been woeful - coaching change is needed

Warner Music acquires David Bowie’s songbook for about €221m

Deal with musician’s estate is latest in a frenzy of megadeals for music copyrights

Bruce Springsteen sells catalogue to Sony in $500m deal – report

US star becomes latest singer to monetise career’s work

Long day’s journey into Leitrim – Frank McNally on revisiting the scene of a 1983 tragedy

An Irishman’s Diary

Ian O'Riordan: No running from DSD and transgender debate in athletics

Sports bodies face a huge challenge in striking balance between inclusion and fairness

Ireland's deadliest road: 'It's like she's frozen now forever at 29'

More than 60 people have died on the N20 Cork-Limerick road in the past 25 years

Feodar Mac Mhichíl

Gabhann Dostáibhscí faoin talamh isteach i bpluaiseanna an duine

Christy Moore: Flying into Mystery – Solid outing from Ireland’s greatest treasure

Moore revisits songs by namesake Gary and Bob Dylan alongside a few new of his own

Warner Music in talks to purchase David Bowie’s songwriting catalogue

Songbook being sold by star’s family is among the biggest on the market

Patti Smith: ‘I related completely to Bob Dylan. His arrogance, his humour’

The rock’n’roll poet on breaking barriers, hanging out with Dylan, and supporting Sally Rooney

Windswept Paul Henry painting a highlight of virtual €1m art sale

Free Rembrandt exhibition of 50 prints on loan at Crawford Gallery in Cork

Follow Don Conroy to Ashford Castle, and other autumn escapes

Travel News: Warm waters and cool cocktails, a petting zoo and golden ducks

Low: Hey What – Undeniably one of the best bands in the world

Lucky album number 13 for Minnesotan husband and wife duo

David Crosby on Stills, Nash and Neil Young (‘probably the most selfish person I know’)

At 80, the superstar musician has survived heroin addiction, illness and tragedy

Donald Clarke: Expect all celebrities to have their own tequila by 2050

It transpires that Black Irish is Mariah Carey’s entry into the ‘Irish cream’ wars

Nanci Griffith’s Irish hit, cancer history and ‘really dysfunctional’ family

Teacher turned Grammy winner was shrewd song picker with substantial body of work

Tokyo 2020: Musical heritage plays on in Budokan judo arena

Where Dylan recorded one of his best live albums – if these walls could talk...

‘Symbol of hope’: Light forms major part of Earagail Arts Festival

Programme draws on Donegal landscape with blend of in-person and online events

Collective artistic experiences are one of society’s safety valves

Latest Government announcements have delayed the promised increase in audience size for theatres and cinemas

On a Dilemma of the Horns – Frank McNally wrestles with the enduring mystery of a Bob Dylan song lyric

An Irishman’s Diary

Cross-Border Beethoven – Frank McNally on a surprise connection between Beethoven and Big Tom

An Irishman’s Diary

Vicar Street recorded operating profit of almost €740,000 before Covid

Owner Harry Crosbie says venue has full year of gigs lined up for when it reopens

Anti-modernist Seán Keating would have strong words for non-fungible tokens

Adam’s and Whyte’s art sales both feature paintings by the Limerick-born artist

Forever contemporary Cruella leaves Mary Poppins in ‘olden times’

Both films were originally made about 50 years after the period they recreate – and raise a curious question about the past in culture

RTÉ’s marauding army of zombies? It’s fake news, folks

Radio: The national broadcaster's Truth Matters podcast seeks to unpick fact from fiction

Sinéad O’Connor: ‘Nobody wants females running the world’

The Dubliner talks about her searing new memoir on the Irish Times Women’s Podcast

Thunder on the Mountain – Frank McNally on a busy weekend for Bob Dylan’s Irish disciples

An Irishman’s Diary

‘As one 80-year-old to another’: Michael D Higgins wishes Bob Dylan Happy Birthday

President references Wordsworth poem Michael in letter to singer-songwriter

Bob Dylan at 80: The master musician’s 39 albums, ranked

To mark Dylan’s 80th birthday, superfan Ian O’Riordan rates his studio albums

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