Willie and Bob are coming back to Camden. A year after Willie Nelson brought his 4th of July Picnic to the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion with Bob Dylan among his opening acts, the two elder statesmen of American song are returning to the Jersey side of the Delaware this summer.

Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival is returning to Hartford’s Xfinity Theatre on Sept. 6. Joining Willie Nelson & Family at the Connecticut stop will be Bob Dylan, Sheryl Crow, the Waxahatchee music project featuring Katie Crutchfield and Texan jazz/soul/country vocalist Madeline Edwards.

Dylan, 83, whose popularity is continuing to rise due to the Oscar-nominated biopic "A Complete Unknown," is performing this spring on his "Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour" just prior to the festival’s kickoff in Phoenix on May 13.

The 10th anniversary tour of Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival will heat up Charlotte’s concert lineup this summer.

Bob Dylan announced last week that he'll head to Mankato in April with his "Rough and Rowdy" tour, but that's not the only stop he's making in the Upper Midwest. Though it remains the only one announced in his native Minnesota,