The Grateful Dead Live – Shoreline Amphitheatre, September 30, 1989 Few eras of the Grateful Dead shine quite like the late ’80s, and their run at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California proved exactly why this period has become a fan favorite. On September 30, 1989, the Dead delivered a performance that captured their unique […]
Presented by: The Grateful Dead Live Radio Station Welcome home, Deadheads. At The Grateful Dead Live Radio Station, every day is a trip down the long, strange road of the greatest live band in rock history — and every song we play is a live version, because that’s the only way to truly experience the
Few bands have left as lasting an imprint on American music as the Grateful Dead. Known for their improvisational jams, genre-defying sound, and an almost cult-like devotion from their fans, the Dead’s influence transcends decades. While the original band members may no longer share the stage, their legacy thrives in the form of Grateful Dead
When you talk about the Grateful Dead’s sound—the swirling improvisations, the genre-blurring adventures, the sonic landscapes that felt both grounded and cosmic—you have to talk about Phil Lesh. The man didn’t just play bass. He redefined it. On Dead Set Live, where every track comes straight from the stage and not the studio, Phil’s playing
On Dead Set Live, every track we spin is a live version, capturing the raw energy, improvisation, and spirit that only the stage can deliver. Tonight, we’re shining a spotlight on Bobby & The Midnites, Bob Weir’s adventurous side project from the early 1980s, where the Grateful Dead guitarist took his sound into jazz-rock fusion
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For fans of the Grateful Dead and the transformative power of live performance, tonight’s Dead Set Live is a celebration of rhythm, improvisation, and musical storytelling. Every track we spotlight here is a live version, capturing the energy, spontaneity, and improvisational magic that only a live setting can deliver. From classic Grateful Dead jams to
At Dead Set Live, every song we play is a live version, capturing the raw energy, improvisation, and spontaneity that defined the Grateful Dead and its extended musical family. Tonight, we dive into the world of Fare Thee Well, a poignant radio show that serves as a living tribute to the bands formed by surviving
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The Sunset Radio Network continues to bring live music experiences directly to listeners around the globe, offering everything from jazz and rock to EDM Source: Sunset Radio Network: Today’s Live Music Lineup Across Every Station – JamFest, Live Jam, MetalMania Live, Tomorrowland Live, Dead Set Live, The Improv Cafe’, Electric Daisy Carnival Live, Ultra Music
When the name Jerry Garcia comes up, most people immediately think of the Grateful Dead—the endless tours, the iconic tie-dyed culture, and the improvisational spirit that defined a generation of rock. But Garcia’s influence didn’t stop with the Dead. His solo projects, particularly with the Jerry Garcia Band, carved out their own musical identity, blending
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At Dead Set Live, every track we spin is the live version—because nothing captures the Grateful Dead like their unrepeatable, in-the-moment performances. And tonight, for Don’s Pick, we’re spotlighting September 1, 1969, when the Dead took the stage at the Baton Rouge International Speedway in Prairieville, Louisiana, during the iconic New Orleans Pop Festival. This
