BOB DYLAN 1966 SYRIA MOSQUE CONCERT TICKET REPLICA - Museum Quality Reproduction
🎸 DYLAN GOES ELECTRIC - THE CONTROVERSIAL 1966 TOUR! 🎸
February 6th, 1966. Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh. Bob Dylan in the midst of his most legendary and controversial tour - the one where he "went electric" and half the folk purists booed him while the other half witnessed the birth of modern rock. This was Dylan at his most defiant, most brilliant, most transformative. And it cost $4.50.
THE SHOW:
Sunday Evening, February 6, 1966 at 8:00 P.M.
Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA
Orchestra Pit seating
Total price: $4.50 (est. price $4.09 + .41 city tax)
This was the legendary 1966 World Tour with The Hawks (soon to be The Band!)
THE CONTEXT:
This tour became the stuff of legend. Dylan performing acoustic in the first half, then coming back with a full electric band in the second half while purists screamed "Judas!" This was the moment folk music died and rock 'n' roll was reborn. The Syria Mosque show was part of that historic journey.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING:
This is a HIGH-QUALITY REPLICA printed on premium cardstock that faithfully captures the vintage pink ticket design with its classic typography and layout. Professional-grade printing that honors one of the most important tours in rock history. Completely transparent that this is a reproduction, not an original ticket (which would be worth thousands).
PERFECT FOR:
Dylan disciples and folk-rock historians
Anyone who appreciates music's pivotal moments
Framing alongside vintage Dylan posters and memorabilia
Gifts for songwriters, poets, and music rebels
Coffee shops, record stores, and homes that celebrate the troubadour
THE TIMES THEY WERE A-CHANGIN'. AND THIS WAS THE NIGHT IT HAPPENED.
Since you can't travel back to 1966 Pittsburgh (and original tickets from this legendary tour are museum-quality collectibles), this museum-quality replica lets you own a piece of the night rock 'n' roll history was made!
Note: This is a quality reproduction/replica, not an original vintage ticket.