
Flashback: The Grateful Dead Play an Obama Inaugural Ball in 2009
"Pretty much we wanted to play the songs and get ‘em out there and get the groove going so people could dance around if they wanted to," Phil Lesh said, looking back on the night
"Pretty much we wanted to play the songs and get ‘em out there and get the groove going so people could dance around if they wanted to," Phil Lesh said, looking back on the night
Sublime solos, 30-minute jams and a fierce show in a Danish cafeteria: David Fricke chooses 20 must-own gigs for every Deadhead
From country-rock gems to exploratory jams, from Grateful Dead classics to solo high-points, here's the ultimate guide to an epic musical life
On 'The Angel's Share,' out today, we finally get to hear the Dead in a studio, making one of their classic albums. But why did it take so long for the material to emerge?
Peter Shapiro has navigated some major challenges in his career — but nothing like this
From must-have LPs to highlights from the rest of the band's massive catalog, we detail Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, and the rest's output over the decades
From Marcus King Band and Trey Anastasio to Maggie Rose and Grace Potter, the highlights of […]
Nelson and Grateful Dead bassist's sons also join in for rousing sing-along of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and "I'll Fly Away"
Greensky Bluegrass, Maggie Rose, Billy Strings and Marcus King Band also on the July jam festival
Bassist's rep confirms contribution to GoFundMe campaign for Kavanaugh accuser
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