The spirit of the Grateful Dead lives on — and this summer, it’s coming home. Dead & Company is set to honor 60 years of Grateful Dead magic with an unforgettable three-night run at San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Park on August 1, 2, and 3. This celebration isn’t just a concert series — it’s […]
Dead & Company have never been just a band. They are the living, breathing extension of a movement—a family that never stopped dancing, dreaming, and digging deep. This past weekend, that family gathered under the shimmering dome of Las Vegas’ Sphere for one final, cosmic exhale as the band closed out its epic multi-year residency
Tonight on Dead Set Live, we take the long, strange trip back to one of the most celebrated performances in Grateful Dead history — Dick’s Picks Volume 29: Fox Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia – May 19, 1977. This show isn’t just a fan favorite; it’s a masterclass in what made the Dead a transcendent live band.
Fare Thee Well Radio Show on Dead Set Live. Tune in to Fare Thee Well, a special radio show on Dead Set Live, the station that brings you the best live material from the Grateful Dead and its many incarnations after Jerry Garcia’s passing. Each week, Fare Thee Well takes listeners on a journey through
On April 12, 1978, the Grateful Dead took to the stage at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke University, for a performance that has become a cherished piece of their storied legacy. North Carolina in April was alive with the vibrant colors of redbuds, daffodils, and tulips, and the atmosphere in Cameron Indoor Stadium was no less
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In recent years, the term “Dead Head” has undergone a fascinating transformation. Once synonymous with a distinctively liberal counterculture, today’s Dead Head community reflects a diverse range of political affiliations. This shift was clearly illustrated at the recent virtual fundraising event, “Dead Heads for Kamala: Get on the Bus with Us,” supporting Vice President Kamala
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