BOB DYLAN 4 CONCERT TICKET STUBS FROM LEGENDARY 1966 TOUR SYRIA MOSQUE Ephemera

  

Get your hands on these 4 rare and original concert ticket stubs from Bob Dylan's 1966 performance at the Syria Mosque in PA. These are a must-have for any music enthusiast and a valuable addition to any collection. Experience a piece of history with these authentic ticket stubs that have been used and cherished by true Dylan fans. Own a part of the iconic artist's legacy and let these tickets transport you back to a time of raw, unfiltered rock and pop music. AD FOR REFRENCE ONLY, NOT INCLUDED.

4 RARE ORIGINAL VINTAGE USED TICKET STUBS. This was the third stop on a momentous tour, the first in which a 24 year old Dylan employed an electric backing group. The Hawks (you may know them as The Band). Dylan had "gone electric" in 1965 at Newport to the dismay of his folkie fans but to the delight of the rockers.

This concert had both acoustic and electric sets, and came at a time when he finished up the sessions for his. This particular concert was released in 2016 as Disc 33 of.

Dylan's 1966 Tour ended with his motorcycle accident on July 29, 1966. Subsequent to Dylan's withdrawal to Woodstock, he refrained from undertaking a major tour until 1974. Dylan's set at this concert included: She Belongs To Me, To Ramona, Visions Of Johanna, Desolation Row, Love Minus Zero/No Limit, Mr. Tambourine Man, Positively 4th Street, Like A Rolling Stone. February 1966 saw Dylan working on what would become "Blonde on Blonde" (Rolling Stones 9th Greatest Album of All Time).

Ournalist Nora Ephron also announced for the first time the 1965 wedding of Bob Dylan to Sara Lownds in February 1966.