Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack continue their groundbreaking and much beloved symphony collaborations. The band returns to the road this November, performing with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra on November 13 at Cincinnati Music Hall, the Chicago Philharmonic on November 17 and 18 at the Auditorium Theatre and the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra on November 22 and 23 at the Saenger Theatre.

Mr. Hat proudly presents Dead Set On The Bay V SAILING SUNDAY JULY 14th, 5-9 PM ON LUXE CRUISES FUME BLANC FROM ALAMEDA, ALL AGES

Join us just a mile from The Greek at The Ivy Room for a Billy Strings "Deadgrass" Afterparty! GRASSOMOXOA is a talented Bay Area Bluegrass Band pickin' on the Grateful Dead and more and they will be joined by the legendary Joe Craven for this special show. Who knows what other special guests might pop up?

GRASSOMOXOA (a reference to the Grateful Dead's iconic third studio album) consists of some of the best bluegrass players in the Bay-

Isaac Cantor (Banjo/ Vox

Riley Hill (Guitar/ Vox)

Bud Dillard (Mandolin/ Vox)

Scotty Brown (Bass)

Candace Brightman, the longtime lighting designer for the Grateful Dead, is facing significant financial and medical challenges. Known for her brilliant work that brought the band's performances to life, Candace is now battling health issues that have left her weak and unable to care for herself fully. She needs our help to afford the care she desperately needs.

For over 30 years, Shakedown Street has been bringing the legendary music of the Grateful Dead to life with their electrifying performances. Their dynamic repertoire delves deep into the vast catalog of the Grateful Dead, capturing the essence of traditional Americana, folk, blues, jazz, and rock and roll, interwoven with a touch of the avant-garde.

Join the fun THIS WEEKEND as we dance the night away with Dark Star Orchestra and Melvin Seals and JGB and honor Rex Foundation's 40 years of community, connection, and $10 million in grant-making!

Dark Star Orchestra, the ultimate Grateful Dead experience, spent a little time on the mountain last night. The hills were alive with the sweet sounds of the Grateful Dead’s music at the majestic Mishawaka Amphitheatre. The band's triumphant return to the Poudre Canyon coincided with our nation's birthday, and believe me, it was the place to be.