Mark Knopfler greets the sold-out crowd at the Santa Barbara Bowl, a stop on his 2019 world tour. Mark Knopfler takes center stage at the Santa Barbara Bowl. Mark Knopfler and his band perform Sept.

This April will see the release of Mark Knopfler’s 10th solo album since he struck out on his own with Golden Heart in 1996. Dire Straits had disbanded the year before and you’d have been forgiven for ...

Down a London backstreet, an anonymous rider glides unnoticed, slipping discretely past a garage door. The giveaway is the guitar etched into the motorcycle's gas cap. The rider is Mark Knofler, and ...

During a performance with Dire Straits in 1985, Mark Knopfler invited one of his all-time favourite guitarists to join him on ...

“Tracker” is pretty. It’s also pretty subdued. Mark Knopfler is on the cover of the latest issue of “Guitarist” magazine, but not because of anything he plays here. Knopfler assigns his instrument a ...

The former Dire Straits frontman went solo in 1995, and has since released 10 albums. Here & Now's Robin Young talks with Knopfler about... For Mark Knopfler, Making Music Remains 'Everything That I ...

About one week into Bob Dylan‘s ongoing European tour, opening act Mark Knopfler quietly joined the group onstage for “Behind Here Lies Nothin’.” Back in the 1980s and 1990s opening acts and surprise ...

“Look at them yo-yos/That’s the way to do it,” Mark Knopfler sang on his band Dire Straits’ biggest hit, “Money for Nothing.” The Knopfler who played at The Met Philadelphia on Saturday was neither ...

Two full hours Friday night at the Moody Theater barely allowed Mark Knopfler enough time to summarize a recording career now approaching four decades. The Glasgow-born picker, 66, picked carefully ...

The man who brought us Sultans of Swing has become the Wizard of Waltzes. Half of the 12 songs on Mark Knopfler’s “Kill To Get Crimson” are in 3/4 or 6/8 time, a sure sign he really doesn’t want his ...

From hanging out with Elvis to drinking with David Bowie, a host of the world’s most iconic names reflect on the secrets of rock and roll in new series, Johnson and Knopfler’s Music Legends (6×60”).