Billy Cross (born July 15, 1946, Manhattan) is an American guitarist, singer and producer who has made Denmark his home since 1980. He is best known internationally as lead guitarist on Bob Dylan's 1977-79 world tour, appearing on Street-Legal and the live album Bob Dylan at Budokan. In Denmark he has built a parallel career as a solo artist, record producer - working with artists including C.V. Jørgensen and Pretty Maids - and as a member of the long-running trio Everybody's Talking.
Billy Cross shared his memories of Bob Dylan in connection with the film A Complete Unknown (2024) and praised Timothée Chalamet's performance in the role of Dylan.
Billy Cross participated in a major interview about his time as lead guitarist on Dylan's 115-concert world tour in 1978.
The album Copenhagen Skyline was released with Billy Cross' songs sung by Rasmus Dissing as well as a previously unreleased Bob Dylan song.
Billy Cross released the solo album The Prettiest Train - his sixth solo album - via Warner Music Denmark.
Vocal trio Everybody's Talking celebrates 25 years with the anniversary concert "Same Old Shit" - an evening of harmonies, guitar playing and humour from Jimmy Bacoll, Lars Maasbøl and Billy Cross.
Three musicians celebrate 25 years on Danish stages with guitars, vocal harmonies and friendly banter in an intimate concert.
Billy Cross and his band play a New Year's Ball with roots-oriented rock & roll at Rotationen in Holbæk. Dance evening with optional concert menu at Hotel Sidesporet.
Dissing, Las & Cross perform material from their three albums, blending folk, country, rock'n'roll, and roots with distinctive vocal harmonies.