Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, and Ron Wood Perform 'Blowin' In The Wind' at Live Aid

John F. Kennedy Stadium
Philadelphia, PA, USA

• In July 1985, Bob Dylan was a prominent figure in the music industry, participating in the Live Aid benefit concert to raise funds for African famine ... Read Full Description >

  In July 1985, Bob Dylan was a prominent figure in the music industry, participating in the Live Aid benefit concert to raise funds for African famine relief. Just prior to this event, in 1984, he released the album "Infidels," which marked a notable return to form and featured a blend of rock and reggae influences. During this period, Dylan was actively collaborating with other musicians, showcasing his enduring legacy as a songwriter and performer. The performance at Live Aid, where he shared the stage with rock legends Keith Richards and Ron Wood, illuminated his adaptability and relevance in a changing musical landscape. Dylan's choice to perform "Blowin' In The Wind," a song emblematic of the 1960s civil rights movement, underscored his continuous engagement with social issues, reinforcing his role not just as a musician but as a cultural icon advocating for change.