The Grateful Dead assembled a playlist of top tracks from Sunday shows through the years, dubbed 'Never Miss A Sunday Show'.

Grateful Dead founding member Bobby Weir is one of the last men standing in his legendary rock band. The thought of mortality has crossed Weir’s mind, as he’s seen many of his band members pass.

Max Bowden received a bursary from the Folklore Society. Dead & Company, the latest and most enduring post-Grateful Dead project, is about to take to the stage for the second time at the Las Vegas ...

He was 84. Weir was famously the "little brother" of the Grateful Dead, as he joined the band at age 16. In 1963, he met Garcia in Palo Alto, California, in an alleyway, according to Rolling Stone.

SiriusXM’s Grateful Dead Channel is asking listeners and fans ... June concerts at San Francisco’s Winterland, and subsequent NYE closeouts also make the list. During the next decade ...

To commemorate popular music‘s longest, strangest trip, there are the countless Dead reissues, boxed sets and fashion items. But Grateful Dead imagery — the Skulls & Roses, the Dancing Bears ...

It’s “China/Rider” from May 19th, 1974, Portland, Oregon, on the Grateful Dead Channel.” Speaking about his initial listening experience to the June ‘85 capture of “Scar” > “Fire ...

It’s always a bit of a roll of the dice when you see Dead & Company in concert — especially in Las Vegas. Sometimes the Grateful Dead ... Red Rocks, Winterland and Radio City Music Hall.

One of the first to shoot the Grateful Dead, he also memorably chronicled ... Award-nominated art direction of the Pointer Sisters’ 1974 album, “That’s a Plenty,” which had a back-cover ...

A piece of Grateful Dead history is up for grabs. Available for bid on Heritage Auctions is a primitive hand-drawn poster that asks, “Can You Pass the Acid Test?” According to the listing ...

One fateful night in August 1995, Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir dreamed that he saw bandmate Jerry Garcia backstage at a show. Sensing something amiss about the encounter, Weir awoke to the ...

A street by Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre has been renamed Phil Lesh Lane, honoring a founding member of legendary rock band the Grateful Dead. The Grateful Dead performed at the Capitol ...