Tickets to see music legend Bob Dylan at the Xcel Energy Center on November 7 will go on sale September 15. A single from Dylan's new album, "Tempest," was released online last week. Check out the music video here.

Film star Johnny Depp is getting into book publishing, and his first release will be on Minnesota music legend Bob Dylan. "The Unraveled Tales of Bob Dylan" will be authored by the same writer who interviewed Dylan for a candid piece last month in Rolling Stone.

A Duluth pharmacist is using photographs of the home where Bob Dylan lived for his first seven years to guide restoration of the modest duplex to its 1940's look. Bill Pagel tells Agence France Presse he's considering turning the home into a Dylan museum once the work is complete. Pagel's been collecting memorabilia since he heard Dylan's debut album in 1962.

After a four year hiatus, the Hibbing/Duluth native and his band will return to Minnesota for a show at the Mayo Civic Center in the Med City on August 21. Bob Dylan will also visit Fargo a couple days before he visits Rochester. There's no word of any other Minnesota cities being added to his itinerary.

Jonah Lehrer's book is called "Imagine: How Creativity Works." Lehrer's now admitted he created imaginary quotes that he attributed to Bob Dylan. His publisher has put sales of the book on hold and Lehrer has resigned from his writing position with the New Yorker.

Bob Dylan's 35th studio album has a title and a release date: Tempest is coming Sept. 11, The Current reports. The release on Columbia Records will coincide with the 50th anniversary of Dylan's first studio album, Bob Dylan.

Rolling Stone magazine says the music legend opens up as never before it an interview for the issue that hits newsstands on Friday. The Minnesota native takes on plagiarism charges, slavery in America, the movie "I'm Not There," and a transformative 1966 motorcycle accident.

Music legend Bob Dylan predicted a big win for President Barack Obama a day before polls closed on Tuesday night. He stopped in the middle of a song at a Monday concert to predict a "landslide." The prolific Minnesota songwriter and performer will play in St. Paul on Wednesday.