Bob Dylan has announced a run of ten UK concerts for later this year, extending his ongoing touring schedule to British audiences. The 85-year-old musician's shows will span several cities, giving fans across the country a chance to see him live, with the tour arriving amid changes to his backing band.

The tour begins on 25 November at the BIC Windsor Hall in Bournemouth, before moving on to Birmingham, Sheffield and Blackpool, and concludes with five nights at the Royal Festival Hall on London's South Bank from 3-8 December. Promoter and venue presales start on Monday 20 July at 10am local time, with general sale following two days later. The announcement comes after guitarists Doug Lancio and Bob Britt both left Dylan's touring band in recent weeks; they have been replaced by Julian Lage, Jad Tariq and Joel Patterson. As with previous tours, phones and cameras will reportedly remain off-limits at the shows.