Sherman, set the Wayback machine for the second week of November, 1973. The Grateful Dead are on a roll…yes, again! The summer had seen the band playing triumphant mega-shows with the Allman Brothers at RFK Stadium in D.C. and at Watkins Glenn in upstate New York.>>More

Dead World Roundup

Jackie Greene: New Album is Out; Touring with P&F and Solo

For anyone who has followed Greene’s remarkable pre-P&F career, the depth and excellence of Giving Up the Ghost will come as no surprise.

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The Education of Robin Sylvester

Just from seeing him onstage with RatDog the past few years, and with Missing Man Formation earlier, I could tell that Robin Sylvester would be a nice guy. He just exudes a certain warmth. He always looks like he’s happy to be onstage, and indeed that is the case.

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Bob, Phil, Mickey and Friends Rock for Barack at the Warfield

Word began to get out on the afternoon of Friday, February 1st, and quickly spread like a prairie fire: Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart and Bob Weir were getting together to play some music for the first time since 2004

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KPFA Grateful Dead Marathon Fundraiser

On Saturday February 9th, 2008 from 9AM PST to 1AM PST
Produced and hosted by David Gans, is a fund-raiser for America's first listener-sponsored radio station.

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A Big Weekend of Music and Fun from Bob and Phil

January 25-26 was a big weekend for fans of Dead-family music in the S.F. Bay Area, with both Bob Weir and Phil Lesh making appearances with groups of respective “friends.”

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Phil & Jackie Help Celebrate Bill Graham’s Birthday Bash

Rock impresario Bill Graham may be long gone, but his memory and his legacy live on, and the philanthropic organization that bears his name continues to do important work.

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