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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Laura Snapes

Bob Dylan sells entire recorded catalogue to Sony Music Entertainment

Bob Dylan performing in 2012.
Bob Dylan performing in 2012. Photograph: Chris Pizzello/AP

Bob Dylan has sold his entire back catalogue of recorded music to Sony Music Entertainment, as well as the rights to multiple future releases, in a deal rumoured to be worth between $150m and $200m (£111m–£148m), Variety reports.

The deal covers all Dylan recordings dating from 1962, including his self-titled debut album, which celebrates its 60th anniversary in March, and future releases and reissues in Dylan’s celebrated Bootleg Series.

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