🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

📀 Celebrating 51 years of @BobDylan’s Planet Waves! Released Jan 17, 1974, this album reunited Dylan with The Band and became his first Billboard No. 1. With tracks like "Forever Young," it’s a landmark in their partnership. What’s your favorite track?

“He could’ve been playing with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra or with Miles Davis, but he was with us, and we were lucky to have him.” – Robbie Robertson Today, we say goodbye to Garth "Honey Boy" Hudson. A true genius who helped shape The Band’s sound. Rest in peace, Garth.

Watch Robbie Robertson explain how Garth Hudson joined The Band in this clip from “The Last Waltz.” 🎥

Martin Scorsese’s "The King of Comedy" hit U.S. theaters 42 years ago today! Robbie Robertson produced the soundtrack, featuring "Between Trains", his first original work since leaving The Band.

Fifteen years ago today, Shutter Island hit theaters with a haunting soundtrack curated by Robbie Robertson. Rather than a traditional score, he chose an eerie mix of modern classical works to amplify Martin Scorsese’s chilling vision. 🎥

“I was very curious about recording techniques The Beatles had discovered. George described their process as extremely experimental and sometimes accidental. I could definitely relate to that.” - Robbie Robertson Thinking of George Harrison on his birthday today.

"Richard’s voice was there from the start, but when I got to know him, I found he was also one of the nicest, sweetest people you’d meet." - Robbie Robertson Richard Manuel’s voice may have gone quiet on this day in 1986, but his music still stirs the soul. 🕊

Robbie Robertson released Contact from the Underworld of Redboy 27 years ago today. The album blends rock, electronica, and Indigenous sounds into a powerful sonic journey. "In the Blood" pulses with ancestral echoes, making it one of the album’s most haunting, hypnotic tracks.

Robbie Robertson’s "How to Become Clairvoyant" turns 14 today. Released April 5, 2011, it’s a moody, introspective dive into aging, memory, and magic. Here he is on Fallon performing one of its standout tracks, “Straight Down the Line.”

Six years ago today, Robbie Robertson received the Canadian Music Hall of Fame’s Lifetime Achievement Award. From the Six Nations Reserve to rock history with The Band and film scores for Scorsese, his journey was unforgettable. 📸 Moe Doiron

Happy birthday to Bono! He teamed up with Robbie Robertson on “Sweet Fire of Love” and “Testimony” from Robertson’s 1987 solo debut, delivering unforgettable performances that matched the album’s bold, cinematic sound. 📸 K. Mazur

🎂 Happy Birthday to @BobDylan. From Big Pink to The Last Waltz, his work with The Band left a mark that’s still felt. Here they are performing “Baby Let Me Follow You Down” live at #TheLastWaltz. Crank it up and celebrate.

27 years ago today, Robbie Robertson received the Native American Music Award's Lifetime Achievement honor. The son of a Mohawk-Cayuga mother from Six Nations, Robbie brought the oral traditions of his youth to rock’s center stage.

On this day in 2011, Robbie Robertson was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada. The honor recognized his influential career and his work in sharing Indigenous music and stories with the world. 📸 ZUMA Press