Neil Diamond released Home Before Dark in 2008, featuring Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench, and topped US and UK charts, becoming the oldest Billboard 200 number one artist.

On 2025-12-01, The New York Times reported that Kelly Pribble of Iron Mountain in New Jersey repaired endangered master tapes, including 63 Dylan multitrack masters from the 1980s.

Tony Attwood analyzes Bob Dylan's 1970 song "Three Angels" on bob-dylan.org.uk, discussing lyrics, musical simplicity, and album context.

A Far Out magazine article examines Bob Dylan's views on songwriting and his book The Philosophy Of Modern Song, discussing songs like A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall and My Generation.

In a Splice Today essay, the author argues that Bob Dylan and the Beatles transformed rock during the 1960s in the United States and Britain, undermining its original popular character.

Neil Diamond released Home Before Dark in 2008, achieving No 1 on the US Billboard 200.

In 2025, Rachel Zegler said she auditioned for Joan Baez in A Complete Unknown, which Monica Barbaro performed in and which streams on Hulu in the U.S.

In 2025, Glasgow musician Dylan released the five-song EP Even the Score and discussed influences, chronic illness, and future plans with Brig in Glasgow.

On November 30, 1965, during Blonde on Blonde studio sessions in New York, Bob Dylan unwillingly posed for Fender promotional photos, an eyewitness later recalled.

On 2025-11-28, Bob Dylan performed in Killarney and Dublin, Ireland, as Record Store Day released two Dylan items including The Original Freewheelin' Bob Dylan reissue and Masters of War seven inch with a Lomax interview.

In December 2025, bob-dylan.org.uk published a No Nobel Prize for Music series blog post discussing Bob Dylan's New Morning and linking prior installments.

Bob Dylan's 1963 song With God On Our Side is analyzed for its antiwar themes, melodic links to The Patriot Game, and Clausewitz influence in this article.

On November 25, 2025, Bob Dylan ended the Dublin leg of his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour at the 3Arena with an eighteen-song performance including a Shane MacGowan tribute.

In 1966 in the United States, Bob Dylan released the single “One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)”, which failed commercially despite later critical recognition.

Cult Following published on 2025-12-01 a review of Bob Dylan Best of the Rolling Thunder Revue Pt 6.