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Front Row Seat: Celebrating Bob Dylan's birthday at his first house - Vimarsana News

Front Row Seat: Celebrating Bob Dylan's birthday at his first house

Despite a cold and rainy Friday, the annual celebration of the legend's birthday went on as usual at the Duluth duplex that baby Bobby Zimmerman first called home.

Take a tour of the Duluth Armory - Vimarsana News

Take a tour of the Duluth Armory

The Duluth Armory is once again offering tours of the facility as part of the Duluth Dylan Days. Saturday May 25th, guests will get the chance to step back in a special time in Duluth's history.

Source: wdio.com
'Bob Dylan in Minnesota': New book is full of facts about Nobel laureate's Northland roots - Vimarsana News

'Bob Dylan in Minnesota': New book is full of facts about Nobel laureate's Northland roots

Four Minnesota writers collaborated with a British author to pen a volume that dives into the details regarding Dylan's Duluth childhood, Hibbing youth and Minneapolis sojourn.

8 Musicians With Their Own Days of the Year - Vimarsana News

8 Musicians With Their Own Days of the Year

A holiday doesn't need a big feast to be worthy of celebration. There are days of the year christened for certain musicians.

Live from Studio A: Luke LeBlanc - Vimarsana News

Live from Studio A: Luke LeBlanc

Christine Dean for KUMD Duluth musician Sarah Krueger joined us on March 5, 2021 to talk about her first album since 2014. To reflect the evolution of her creative vision, Krueger is calling her latest project Lanue.Her first album under that name, recorded in her hometown of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, is also called Lanue. Krueger shared songs from the album, which was written and recorded before the pandemic but still somehow resonates with what we're experiencing now.

Source: kumd.org