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Bob Dylan debuted “Baby, Will You Be My Baby” live last night [June 4, 2026] in Troutdale, Oregon. The song, written in 1967, was recorded during the Basement Tapes sessions but remained unreleased until its appearance on 2014’s The Bootleg Series, Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes RAW. The show was Dylan’s first after a month-long break and marks the start of his 2026 summer tour. He is now on the road until August 1. Dylan’s current touring band is: Tony Garnier – electric & standup bass Anton Fig – drums Bob Britt – acoustic guitar Doug Lancio – acoustic guitar…

Mexico City born, London based singer, songwriter and producer Valeria Miró returns with her latest single, ‘Guilty’, a self produced blend of Latin pop, jazz, soul and funk that showcases her distinctive cross cultural sound.Drawing inspiration from both Mexico City’s rich musical heritage and London’s thriving underground scene, Miró has carved out a style that feels both intimate and expansive. Influences ranging from Phoebe Bridgers and Lianne La Havas to Silvana Estrada and Rosalía can be heard woven throughout her work, alongside a growing confidence as a producer.Written in the aftermath of an unexpected breakup, ‘Guilty’ channels the frustration and…

Edinburgh-based artist Tayoh’s latest single, “Is It Love?” is a captivating release that further establishes him as an exciting emerging artist in RnB and soul in Scotland. Known for his ability to combine relatable storytelling with engaging melodies, Tayoh delivers a song that explores the emotions of falling for someone and questioning whether those feelings have grown into something deeper. The track highlights his talent for creating music that resonates with listeners while showcasing his artistic confidence and growth.Musically, “Is It Love?” shines with its polished production, memorable hook, and heartfelt vocal performance. Tayoh brings genuine emotion to every lyric,…

Well that’s it for this week dear reader. Don’t forget to get your tickets for our 25 year anniversary event if you haven’t yet – all the details are here. It’d be remiss of us to sign off for the week without mentioning the great Bob Harris who yesterday announced his retirement from the BBC after 56 years due to health issues. Bob has been a massive champion of americana over the decades, being instrumental in the formation of the UK arm of the Americana Music Association (AMA) and for many years his Saturday night show was the only place…

Credit: Theo MichaelI’ve got to the stage where I try not to watch or listen to the news beyond 6 pm. It just means that I lie awake scrolling through the horrors and injustices that are seemingly all too prevalent in our modern, civilised world. Similarly, if I pick up a device within a few hours of bed, I spend hours ranting in my head rather than skipping lightly from cloud to cloud in the land of nod. You can accuse me of burying my head in the sand, but I’m not; I’m just trying to not to become engulfed…

Lovejoy: Against The Tide(Spinout Nuggets / Shelflife)DL / StreamingOut NowLovejoy release their first new music in over a year with Against The Tide, the first taster from the new album Under The Weather which is scheduled for release on 31 July.Against The Tide sees the noisier, dreampop / shoegaze influences of Lovejoy’s sound coming to the fore. They’ve created a hypnotic, wave of sound that climbs and soars into the choruses. With MBV style harmonies and cavernous guitars, the mood of the song is soothed with dark beauty.Lovejoy returned in 2024 after an extended sabbatical, with the warmly received album…

Article first published in Uncut 289 (June 2021 issue)… THE 1960s “He carried a little briefcase” Peggy SEEGER: Bob was always around whenever Ewan [MacColl] and I played in Minneapolis, where he was a student at the university. He’d ask us for our autographs. He was always very neat and carried a little briefcase. Two years later, when we went back to Minneapolis, the organiser said, “Remember that little fella who was always attached to you? You know that’s Bob Dylan, right?” You’d be astounded at how far away from the pop scene Ewan and I were, so when Robert…

First published in Uncut Take 318 (November 2023 issue)… On February 20 1978, Bob Dylan stood on stage at Tokyo’s cavernous Budokan concert hall wearing a bespoke three-piece white silk suit, a blue muffler and a generous application of eyeliner. It was his first time playing Japan – the first night he’d toured anywhere outside North America since the epic of 1966, when he and the Hawks famously flew into an electric storm of controversy. And, once again, he was venturing out backed by a band unlike any he’d had before. The year-long world tour that stretched ahead was his…

Originally published in Uncut Take 265 (June 2019 issue)… Welcome, then, to the Rolling Thunder Revue – 
Bob Dylan‘s colourful charabanc that wound its way across America during 1975 and 1976. Peter Watts talks to tour insiders and hears tall tales involving doppelgangers, Beat poets and mysterious shamen. “It was extraordinary,” recalls Joan Baez. “You just wanted to be there.” In 1974, Bob Dylan decided, not for the first time, he wanted to do something different – only he wasn’t entirely sure exactly what. After his successful comeback tour with The Band and the acclaim of Blood On The Tracks,…

Cocoricò is proud to announce that on the night of Saturday 11 July 2026, the legendary Piramide of Riccione will open its doors to one of the most exciting events of the summer season: an exclusive edition of Eastenderz, the acclaimed London-based label and party brand founded by East End Dubs that has become one of the defining forces of the global underground club scene. VotedBest Club Event by DJ Mag at the Best Of British Awards 2024, Eastenderz needs little introduction to those who follow the pulse of contemporary minimal and tech-house. Born from sell-out parties at fabric, Studio…

The single follows a strong run of releases including Peace of Mind, Hopefully and Wicked Games, each showcasing different facets of her genre blurring blend of R&B, pop and alternative influences. Since relocating from Jakarta to London, Naya has continued to carve out a distinctive creative identity, drawing from her multicultural background and experiences of self discovery, resilience and belonging.With support from BBC Introducing, Jess Iszatt, and publications including Wonderland, DIY, Wordplay Magazine and The Independent, Naya Yeira is steadily building momentum, and twenty9 feels like her most compelling statement yet. View Original Article Here

London based singer songwriter Levina has announced her forthcoming album Invincible Summer, due 4 September, alongside the release of new single ‘You Know Everything’ on 5 June.Blending alternative soul, folk and jazz with warm, analogue instrumentation, Invincible Summer marks Levina’s first full length release since stepping away from the major label system and reclaiming full creative control. Co-produced with Steven Bamidele, the album explores themes of healing, dissociation and reconnection through intimate piano led songwriting and richly organic production.New single ‘You Know Everything’ captures one of the record’s emotional turning points, a smoky, groove driven reflection on rediscovering self trust…