Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Bob Dylan Releasing “Shadow Kingdom,” Streaming-Only Pay Per View Event from July 2021 on CD, DVD, Everything Else

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Remember a couple of years ago? Bob Dylan had a pay per view streaming only event called “Shadow Kingdom.” It cost 25 bucks and included a bunch of newly recorded Dylan hits with black and white videos. It was very cool.

So now Bob is releasing it for everyone via Sony Legacy on June 2nd and June 6th. All of it — LP, CD, the full film, rent, keep, etcetera. It was worth the original 25 bucks and it’s worth it now.

The song list:

Bob Dylan – Shadow Kingdom

When I Paint My Masterpiece

Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine)

Queen Jane Approximately

I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight

Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues

Tombstone Blues

To Be Alone With You

What Was It You Wanted

Forever Young

Pledging My Time

The Wicked Messenger

Watching the River Flow

It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue

Sierra’s Theme

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