"Bob Dylan's recent visit to Albany for a recording session was particularly noteworthy among the numerous outstanding individuals we've collaborated with in the past"
Legendary musician Bob Dylan has been back in the recording studio, working on a new project with members of his band at White Lake Studios in Colonie (Albany), New York. The recent sessions mark Dylan’s first known studio activity since his 2020 album Rough and Rowdy Ways.
According to a press release from the studio's CEO, David Bourgeois, Dylan spent two days at White Lake Studios last week. The specific nature of the project has not been disclosed, but it is known that Dylan was accompanied by his band during the recording sessions.
The visit was considered special by the White Lake Studios team, who have previously worked with many notable artists. However, they have not revealed any details about the content of the recordings. It is unclear whether the project will be a new album of original material, covers, or other recordings.
Given the secrecy surrounding the project and the fact that Dylan was accompanied by his band, it could involve new songs, re-recordings, or backing tracks for future performances. It is also possible that the recording session is for a new album, but it could also be for covers.
Bob Dylan fans will be excited to know that the musician is back in the studio, and the tour dates for his November 2022 tour have been announced. The tour includes dates in Brighton, Swansea, Coventry, Leeds, Glasgow, and Belfast. Notably, Dylan will play a total of three shows in Swansea during the November tour.
The Rough And Rowdy Ways tour has been circling the globe since November 2021, and it seems that Dylan is set to return to Europe for another leg of the tour in the autumn. Ticket details for the November tour can be found on the Bob Dylan website.
Stay tuned for more updates on Bob Dylan's new project as more information becomes available. In the meantime, fans can catch Dylan on his upcoming tour dates, and hopefully, they will get a taste of the new music he has been working on.
