Tour Dates:
Ticketek is selling for the following venues onlyWed 8 Aug
Perth Arena, WA Mon 13 & Tue 14 Aug
Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne, VIC Sat 18 Aug
ICC Sydney Theatre, NSWWed 22 Aug
Newcastle Entertainment Centre, NSW Fri 24 Aug
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, QLD

Personally I thought he must have move on to greener pastures

But Tiketec .MORE...  seems spot on ...Is this an Add for Ticketec??

:) New directions for Bob.

Bob Dylan triples down on his late-career reinvention as a crooner

https://music.avclub.com/bob-dylan-triples-down-on-his-late-career-reinvention-a-1798190876

And an article from the Telegraph UK.

Bob Dylan should stop crooning and get back to writing songs

Bob Dylan’s 38th official studio album is his first triple set of an extraordinary career that has stretched the possibilities of language and music so wide he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Before we get too excited, however, let it be known Triplicate (released March 2017) comprises three discs, thirty songs and 95 minutes of a 75-year-old man croaking his way through cover versions of vintage swing and jazz era show tunes, presumably leftovers from two previous albums of Sinatra-influenced sessions. It is not for the fainthearted.

When I met Dylan’s manager at a playback, I quizzed him about why Dylan was making these records. “Who knows?” admitted a man who presumably works with Dylan closer than most. “Bob’s a mystery. But he has earned the right to do whatever he wants.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/what-to-listen-to/bob-dylan-should-stop-crooning-get-back-writing-songs/

I totally agree with the Telegraph UK saying "It's 95 minutes of a 75 year old man croaking his way through cover versions of vintage swing and jazz era tunes. It is not for the fainthearted".  Bob Dylan should stick to writing instead. He sounds like a fog-horn in a thick pea-souper. I would never buy any of his records. 

I have a doctorate in music composition. Bob Dylan has to be one of the most overrated musicians of all time! Though his lyrics have some substance, perhaps, the music he produces is simplistic cliched garbage.

Just goes to show, even with a doctorate, you can still know nothing! Dylan is up there with Leonard Cohen.

I was there at the stadium in 1966

I saw Peter Allan in concert.  He was indeed fantastic.  I won the tickets, from our local radio station, along with a 'best of' album, a signed photograph, and .... wait for it - a pair of maracas. LOL

I had never really been that big a fan but rather liked "Rio".  When I entered the competition I thought I was just getting that record. When he was part of the Allan Brothers I thought they were ok, but nothing to write home about. 

Then, when I won the tickets to the show as well as the record (and all the merchandise) I thought "Why not".

I went to the concert and became a fan for life.

Not such a big fan of Dylan either.  I wonder if that would have changed if I ever went to one of his concerts.  My guess is - Yes.  Not now though.  I've gone to a few 'aging' rocker concerts.  They always turn out to be a disappointment.

LEONNIE,   i saw PETER ALLEN at the PLAYHOUSE THEATRE ,  at the arts center,    a great entertainer,    i never saw BOB DYLAN 'live;    but liked some of his earlier work,    dont think id listen to him now,    he never had the greatest voice,   cant see that it would have improved with age,