Bruce Hornsby—master of keys, conjurer of melodies, keeper of smiles. Seventy revolutions around the sun for this Virginia-born troubadour whose hands have not merely played the piano but wove dreams into chords, lifting souls from sea to sky. On this day, we pause to celebrate the man, the music, and the stories he’s spun like gold through decades of musical alchemy.

On Wednesday, November 13, Bob Weir and The Wolf Bros, complete with the horn section known as The Wolf Pack, brought their stripped-down renditions of the Grateful Dead catalog to the historic Cincinnati Music Hall. This show, however, was unlike any prior Wolf Bros concerts in previous tours. The band was joined by the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, led by conductor John Morris Russell, in an elegant evening of classical renditions of Weir’s familiar tunes.

The Grateful Dead and Rhino Records are thrilled to announce the Dave’s Picks 2025 Subscription, offering a full year of exclusive live Grateful Dead recordings at an unbeatable price. With Early Bird Pricing set at $99.98, this subscription includes all four numbered, limited-edition releases for 2025, featuring a minimum of 13 CDs, plus the highly coveted subscriber-only bonus disc.

Subscriptions are limited to 25,000 and include:

When Grateful Dead founding member and bassist extraordinaire Phil Lesh died last month on October 25, he left behind a legacy that will long be remembered and celebrated by a loving family, friends, and musical associates too numerous to count, and a global community of fans.

Duane Allman—a name that reverberates through the hollows and hills of rock and roll, a soul whose fingers danced and spoke on the frets of life itself. Today, on November 20th, we at Grateful Dead celebrate the birthday of a man whose playing wasn't just technical mastery; it was a genuine expression of a restless, radiant spirit, a luminary who sought not the spotlight but the sweet harmony of souls communing together in music.

Join us for an extraordinary evening of music, history, and celebration at The Closing of Winterland—a rare screening commemorating the legendary Grateful Dead concert that marked the final performance at San Francisco’s Winterland Arena. This special event, hosted by Bob Barsotti of the Bill Graham Memorial Foundation, promises to bring the magic of New Year’s Eve 1978 back to life.

The countdown is on—just under a month remains until the highly anticipated Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway show at The Fillmore on December 7! Tickets are selling quickly, so secure yours now to ensure a place at this unforgettable evening.

Prepare for an electrifying evening like no other as the Brown Acid Test returns with a double-header that’ll shake the foundations of White Eagle Hall! Kicking off the night is TRüKKEN, delivering Grateful Dead classics with a thunderous heavy metal twist that redefines the Dead’s beloved catalog. Then, buckle up for the ultimate Talking Heads tribute experience with START MAKING SENSE, bringing the unforgettable energy of David Byrne and company to the stage.

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“They’re not the best at what they do. They’re the only ones that do what they do.”

Bill Graham’s famous observation in the 1970s about The Grateful Dead was certainly true at the time. In hindsight today, roughly fifty years after Graham’s renowned declaration (it’s difficult to pin down exactly when he said it), both the insinuation of the Dead’s supremacy and the certainty of their exclusivity are debatable.

The Livery, Benton Harbor’s premier live music venue, is known for hosting the best holiday events. This Halloween was set to be a live Dead party featuring South Bend’s own Grateful Dead cover band, the Happy Campers. However, the untimely passing of Phil Lesh transformed the celebration into a heartfelt farewell to honor his legacy.