The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, some 30 miles north of NYC, began life as a pre-war cinema and vaudeville ... most regular attraction was the Grateful Dead. The Dead found the Capitol crowd ...
The Grateful Dead went years without a real radio hit but still was one of the most popular and iconic rock acts in the world — mostly because of the band's lengthy and memorable live sets.
2. Playing In The Band – from Grateful Dead (Skull & Roses) [Live] (1971) No song epitomises the jam band spirit quite like ...
CD 1: The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion); Cream Puff War; Born Cross-Eyed; Dark Star; St. Stephen; China Cat Sunflower; Uncle John’s Band; Easy Wind; Casey Jones; Truckin’; Box Of Rain; Sugar ...
Phil Lesh, original bassist for the Grateful Dead, “passed peacefully” at age 84 Friday morning, according to an official statement. “He was surrounded by his family and full of love,” the ...
Phil Lesh, one of the founding members and bassist for the rock band Grateful Dead, has died. He was 84. His death was confirmed Friday on his official Instagram page, which said he "passed ...
In celebration of the legendary band’s 60th anniversary, The Grateful Dead will be honored as the 2025 MusiCares Persons of the Year at the organization’s benefit gala during Grammy Week.
Phil Lesh, the classically trained musician who co-founded the Grateful Dead and whose unconventional bass playing steered the band into some of its most experimental directions, died Friday at ...
As a bumper sticker once famously read, “There is nothing like a Dead concert.” In the history of rock & roll, there was also nothing quite like the Grateful Dead itself. Emerging from the ...