Songs Bob Dylan Needs to Bring Back for His "Never Ending Tour"

Legendary folk-rock singer-songwriter Bob Dylan is currently in the midst of his Never Ending European Tour and he is bringing all of his greatest hits to thousands of fans overseas. Dylan's latest European trek is set to take him all the way through July 14th in Ireland, but how can one musician squeeze an almost 60 year career-spanning setlist into one tour, let alone each evening?

The Never Ending Tour brings out some of Dylan's most eclectic songs including "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Blowin' In The Wind," but what about the rest of his iconic tunes?! Luckily, he has enough touring experience under his belt so here at Setlist.fm, we have a pretty good idea which songs Dylan is most likely (or not likely) to play live. In other words, songs we want him to... bring back.

With that being said, we took a closer look into Bob Dylan's whopping 38 album discography and found tracks we really want him to bring back into his setlist. While the majority of his setlist is comprised of iconic hits along with staple singles, check out five tracks we want Bob Dylan to perform once again for his Never Ending European Tour.

Song: "Visions of Johanna"

Number of Times Performed: 226

Last Time Performed: August 19, 2018

Bob Dylan - Visio

Song: "Subterranean Homesick Blues"

Number of Times Performed: 120

Last Time Performed: September 1, 2002

Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues

Song: "Lay, Lady, Lay"

Number of Times Performed: 371

Last Time Performed: November 27, 2010

Bob Dylan - Lay, Lady, Lay

Song: "I Want You"

Number of Times Performed: 204

Last Time Performed: July 20, 2005

Bob Dylan - I Want You

Song: "Tombstone Blues"

Number of Times Performed: 176

Last Time Performed: October 14, 2006

Bob Dylan - Tombstone Blues

Head to Bob Dylan's website to catch the rest of the tour dates and check back with Setlist.Fm for any Never Ending Tour setlist updates!

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