As yet, there are only six posts on Dylan’s Patreon, with the first simply an embedded video of a Mahalia Jackson performance, which is followed by three posts featuring audio essays seemingly read aloud by an AI voice. These are about former Vice President Aaron Burr, 19th-century outlaw Frank James, and American folk hero Wild Bill.
Bob Dylan goes Patreon. "Letters never sent / Lectures from the grave"…https://t.co/leW7nT6fk4 pic.twitter.com/m046XN7qZQ
— Still On The Road (@StillOnTheRoad_) March 29, 2026
There’s also a series titled ‘Letters Never Sent’. The sole entry so far features a fictional letter written by Mark Twain and sent to Rudolph Valentino, an Italian actor from the silent film era – who was 14 years old when Twain died in 1910. The letter ends with Twain’s cursive signature, and the post is attributed to the pen name “Herbert Foster”.
Another post is titled “Bull Rider (short story)” and lists Marty Lombard as its author, and tells the story of a man who seeks out a Texan rodeo to try bull riding.
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Meanwhile, Dylan is set to continue his ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ tour tonight (March 30) at Waukegan’s Genesee Theatre, and will continue until the final announced show in Abilene, Texas on May 1. (NME)
