(San Francisco) Phil Lesh and Friends have announced that they will be performing a Spring tour beginning May 8th & 9th at The Fillmore in Denver, CO, May 11th at The Greek Theater in Los Angeles and will conclude with five unique evenings at The Warfield Theater in San Francisco that will celebrate 29 years of Grateful Dead history in that hallowed theater. Phil Lesh & Friends have also signed on for Bonnaroo Music Festival, the Rothbury Festival, The All Good Festival, the 10K Lakes Festival, and the Gathering of The Vibes ~ with more summer dates to be added soon. Joining the former Grateful Dead bassist will be a world class band consisting of: Americana music sensation Jackie Greene (guitar, keyboards, and vocals), multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell, (Bob Dylan, Levon Helm), electronic keyboardist Steve Molitz (Particle), and drummer John Molo (Bruce Hornsby & the Range). Tickets for this tour are on sale now through Phil Lesh Ticketing and GDTS-TOO.
May 9-10 The Fillmore ~ Denver, CA
May 11 The Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA
May 13 -14, 16-18 Warfield Theater, San Francisco, CA
http://www.philtickets.musictoday.com/PhilLeshFriends/calendar.aspx
Comments
YEEHAW!!!
I guess I am one among many who benefits from the fact that Phil appears to like playing in Denver (and Morrison). Might I be greedy and hope that he comes back to play the latter later this summer. I hate to raise the specter of W. in these pages, but to quote his words I say, "Bring 'em on!!!".
Wanna Trade ???
One Burningman ticket worth $225 for two Phil and Friends Tickets for the Warfield Theatre May 17th-18th. One ticket per night.
If so send me a message.
phil
hey now does anyone know if and why the july 5 souix city iowa was cancelled!?
phil
hey now does anyone know if and why the july 5 souix city iowa was cancelled!?
Summer Schedule
I was hoping to make a post on here and that Phil Lesh might read it.
Phil,
As one of your Northern Cal. fans I am once again incredibly dissapointed with your
summer tour shedule. I have been to the Warfield so many times, I dread having to go
to the Tenderloin in order to enjoy your music live. It is very difficult for fans outside of the bay to get down to the Warfield for shows especially if they are on weeknights.
Grateful Dead music makes me want to take off my shoes and dance around in the grass in my bare feet. Why do forget your home turf when you schedule these summer tours? One night at Marysville and Greek show or two would do, but have your ever though about expanding in this area? How bout a bay -area run where you do Marysville, Konocti Harbor or Concord, ands even Harvey's up at Lake Tahoe? You have many choices here in your native land yet you seem to consistently forget about us when it comes to your summer tours. Northern California is one of the most beautiful places on earth and the deadheads here are dying to enjoy your music in the comforts of the outdoors again. How bout some outdoor shows out west before the fall??
Thanks, I hope you got the message!
It just goes to show...
... that you can't please everybody. Many of my friends enjoy seeing shows at the Warfield. I think it's a nice venue, BART runs right to the front door, and there are any number of "goods" and "services" available to purchase in the Tenderloin neighborhood, generally within 2 or 3 blocks of the Warfield.
Though I could not caution all I yet may warn a few, be careful there cuz it can be a very risky proposition at times in the Tenderloin.
Oh, and I saw Jerry up in Tahoe, let's just say it's not the most Deadhead friendly locale. They don't get the parking lot thing, those folks really think that you should spend your time in their casinos. Also another note of caution, the state of Nevada has some very draconian laws...
Warfield
TomBanjo
Hey I am going to the Warfield for the first time. I am from missouri and not very knowledgable of the area. I read that the staff inside suck and always a-holes. How about the outside scene and the area? Is it a bad part of town? Thanks! Who else is going let me know.