George Harrison may have had a superband of his own back in the 1960s, but he knew better than to make a band for the hell of it. Read more here.

Roy Orbison and The Traveling Wilburys Experience will take to the stage at the Wilde Theatre at South Hill Park Arts Centre on June 25, celebrating the music of the iconic band formed by George ...

Tom Petty once reflected on why the Traveling Wilburys never hit the road and went out on tour, saying that while they wanted to, it never materialised.

Though, his short stint with the Traveling Wilburys provided him just that, and it is all thanks to George Harrison’s dashing proposal. As stated previously, Roy Orbison’s career in the ’70s ...

The Traveling Wilburys may have had multiple musical giants among their ranks, but only one could make the solo section sing like it did.

George Harrison scored the first Beatles solo No. 1 single. He also notched the most recent with 1987’s “Got My Mind Set on You.” He then assembled the Traveling Wilburys supergroup, ...

Here’s how they stack up in a ranked list of George Harrison’s opening songs: No. 14. “Under the Mersey Wall” From: ...

George Harrison. Years later, a strange twist of fate, he found himself asking his hero to replace the “pedestrian” guitar solo he’d laid down for the Traveling Wilburys’ debut single.

“George Harrison, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty,” Langley marveled quietly. “I’ve walked in on the middle of a Traveling Wilburys rehearsal.” “Not quite,” said Tom Petty, shaking a ...

Dylan brought his appreciation of the genre to sessions with the Traveling Wilburys, a supergroup made up of himself, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison. “My dad didn’t ...

While in The Traveling Wilburys, Bob Dylan shared his appreciation of rap with a skeptical George Harrison. According to Harrison’s son, Dhani, the former Beatle was not a fan of the emerging genre.