Bob Dylan brings his Rough and Rowdy Ways tour to the BIC Windsor Hall, with a phone and camera-free policy.
Bob Dylan plays BIC Windsor Hall on Wednesday 25 November, the first of his UK dates this autumn. He's touring Rough and Rowdy Ways, the surprise 2020 album that critics hailed as a milestone in his career, and the tour takes its name from it. The Bournemouth show kicks off a run that carries through to 8 December in London.
It's a tour that sees Dylan continuing his 'rough and rowdy ways' on stage, and the set draws from the Rough and Rowdy Ways material. His recent output hasn't stopped there, either: in 2025 he released The Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through The Open Window, 1956-1963, which Uncut described as a deep dive into his formative years. Between the new record and the early recordings, there's a long stretch of work to pull from.
There's a practical detail to keep in mind before you head in. The show runs a phone-free policy in partnership with Yondr, so mobile phones and video cameras have to be secured in locked pouches during the performance. You'll get yours back after the set, but it means the night stays off the screen.
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On stage, the band has seen some recent changes, with guitarist Joel Paterson joining the lineup. The concert starts at 8:00pm, and tickets are from £96.50.
