Bob Dylan makes decision on 6th year of 27-show tour in 2026

During 2026 Rough and Rowdy Weiss Tour will continue, bringing Bob Dylan returned to the United States after doing the Outlaw Festival this summer.

Dylan has announced 27 new dates on his Rough and Rowdy Vice Tour, which will return to the United States in the spring of 2026. The tour just wrapped up the United States leg in the spring of 2025.

Stations include a large one in Jackson, Mississippi. Dylan will be performing at Thalia Mar Hall and will be the second artist to perform there after it reopens. Young Jeezy will perform at the venue on January 26, 2026, if the venue opens in January 2026.

Even at the age of 84, Dylan is still touring. He performed the third North American leg of the Rough and Rowdy Wise tour in 2025. After that, he rejoined Willie Nelson at the Outlaw Festival.

Bob Dylan Tour Dates 2026 Rough and Rowdy Weiss Tour

Below is the full list of tour dates for Dylan’s recently announced Rough and Rowdy Vice Tour leg of Spring 2026. It kicks off on Saturday, March 21st and ends on Friday, May 1st.

• March 21: Omaha, Nebraska (Orpheum Theater)
• March 22: Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Mary W. Somervold Hall)
• March 24: Rochester, Minnesota (Mayo Civic Center Arena
• March 25: Iowa City, Iowa (Hancher Auditorium)
• March 27: La Crosse, Wisconsin (La Crosse Center)
• March 28: Rockford, Illinois (Coronado Theatre)
• March 30: Waukegan, Illinois (Genesee Theatre)
• March 31 Muncie, Indiana (Emmens Auditorium)
• April 2: Grand Rapids, Michigan (DeVos Performance Hall)
• April 3: Saginaw, Michigan (Theatre)
• April 4: Detroit, Michigan (Masonic Temple Theater)
• April 6: Louisville, Kentucky (Louisville Palace)
• April 9: Columbus, Ohio (Palace Theater)
• April 10: Cleveland, Ohio (KeyBank State Theatre)
• April 12: Dayton, Ohio (Winsuppli Theater)
• April 14: Knoxville, Tennessee (Knoxville Civic Auditorium)
• April 16: Bowling Green, Kentucky (SKiPAC)
• April 17: Chattanooga, Tennessee (Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall)
• April 19: Asheville, North Carolina (Thomas Wolfe Auditorium)
• April 20: Spartanburg, South Carolina (Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium)
• April 22: Macon, GA (Macon City Auditorium)
• April 23: Dothan, Alabama (Dothan Civic Center)
• April 25: Jackson, Mississippi (Talia Mara Hall)
• April 27: Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Raising Cane’s River Center)
• April 28: Shreveport, Louisiana (Shreveport Municipal Auditorium)
• April 29: Tyler, Texas (Cavan Center)
• May 1: Abilene, Texas (Abilene Auditorium)