Live Dead & Brothers brought their all-star tribute to the Grateful Dead and Allman Brothers Band to Portland, OR's Alberta ...

The longest, strangest trip embarked upon by a rock ’n’ roll band ended 30 years ago at Soldier Field when the Grateful Dead ...

A massive lineup will join Grahame Lesh & Friends in San Francisco for 'The Heart of Town' during Dead & Co's Golden Gate ...

From July 31 to Aug. 2, the San Francisco Giants and Relix will join forces to present Heart of Town, a three-night ...

The Heart of Town concert series will take over San Francisco's Pier 48 for three days, partially overlapping with Dead & ...

Brian Anderson’s ‘Loud and Clear’ captures the strenuous work, psychedelic vision and lasting influence of the band’s most ...

St. Stephen' became one of the many "holy grail" songs for Deadheads, especially since the Grateful Dead stopped performing it after 1983.

Phil Lesh, a classically trained violinist and jazz trumpeter who found his true calling reinventing the role of rock bass guitar as a founding member of the Grateful Dead, died Friday at age 84.

Mayers’ flagship events helped usher in the modern era of American music festivals. No cause of death was given.

Lesh formed a Terrapin family band that included any number of local musicians who can now proudly say that they once shared a stage with the great Phil Lesh, a Grateful Dead icon.

Phil Lesh performs with The Dead, at the Forum in the Inglewood section of Los Angeles, on May 9, 2009. Lesh, a founding member of the Grateful Dead, died Friday, Oct. 25, 2024, at age 84.

Phil Lesh lights the candles as Jeannette Ferber, a cantorial soloist at Berkeley’s Renewal congregation Chochmat HaLev, sings the blessing, and guitarist Ross James looks on. Courtesy of Bob ...