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# The Grateful Dead Live: Live Grateful Dead Music 24/7, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Fare Thee Well, Dead & Co

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- [Tonight, the JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/tonight-the-jgb-radio-show/): @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Alfa+Slab+One&family=Fraunces:ital,wght@0,500;0,700;1,500&family=Inter:wght@400;500;600;700&display=swap');
- [The Furthur BusIs Back in San Francisco.](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-furthur-busis-back-in-san-francisco/): For the first time in decades, Ken Kesey's original psychedelic school bus has returned to the city where it all began. Jerry Garcia's BMW is beside it. Forever Grateful, Golden Gate Park is open now.
- [Tonight It’s Phil & Friends on The Grateful Dead Live. Friday & Saturday It’s a Full Orchestra in Philly and New Jersey.](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/tonight-its-phil-friends/): @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Alfa+Slab+One&family=Fraunces:ital,wght@0,500;0,700;1,500&family=Inter:wght@400;500;600;700&display=swap');
- [The Ace Show. The JGB Show. Everything Else. The Grateful Dead Live.](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-ace-show-the-jgb-show-everything-else/): *, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0; padding: 0; }
- [Bobby Weir. The Stories They Never Stop Telling.](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bobby-weir-the-stories-they-never-stop-telling/): Tonight the Ace Radio Show honors the man, the guitar philosophy, and the music that keeps pulling people back. Plus: everything happening in the Dead universe right now.
- [Jerry Garcia Would Have Been 84](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/jerry-garcias-31st-birthday/): Jerry Garcia's 31st birthday. The first time in Grateful Dead history the band played a concert on his actual birthday. Three days after Watkins Glen. The Band co-headlining. 
- [After Jerry Died, They Kept Going. Here’s Exactly How They Did It.](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/nobody-wanted-to-call-it-the-grateful-dead/): Nobody wanted to call it the Grateful Dead.
- [2026 Grateful Dead Meet-Up at the Movies 35th-Anniversary Screening, Steely Dead, 1977 St Paul Civic Center,](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/2026-grateful-dead-meet-up-at-the-movies/): On August 8 and August 10, 2026, that night returns to New Jersey theaters as the 2026 Grateful Dead Meet-Up at the Movies 35th-anniversary screening of the remastered multi-cam film with a 48-track surround sound mix by Jeffrey Norman, and if you’ve only heard it, you should see it, and you will want to see it, and if you’re reading this, maybe you should tell your story about that night first.
- [The World Continues To Pay Tribute To Bobby Weir, And This Weekend It Gets Especially Good](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/tribute-to-bobby-weir/): Yesterday at Shorefront Park in Patchogue, NY, My Morning Jacket played the Great South Bay Music Festival's closing set for a segment that will not be soon forgotten by any lucky enough to see or hear it. Jim James and band had been off the road since late May, so their appearance to close the GSBMF weekend was special enough, but when they launched into "One More Saturday Night", Bobby Weir's rowdy and jubilant closer, the song which has sent crowds out into the parking lots for half a century for the Grateful Dead, they dedicated the track to Weir and to their own years on the road together. It was one hell of a sendoff to the legendary musician and a week filled with celebrations and remembrances of him, but Weir's passing has inspired an outpouring of music from many different corners that will continue long after this weekend and the Great South Bay Music Festival have ended. And, you know what? That's what we need right now. That's what this music is all about.
- [Mickey Hart Just Helped Change How Scientists Think About the Brain](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/planet-drum-circle/): Planet Drum Circle!
- [Don’s Pick is from Manor Downs, Austin, Texas on July 31, 1982](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dons-pick-is-from-manor-downs/): Source: Don’s Pick is from Manor Downs, Austin, Texas on July 31, 1982
- [Ace Back to Back: A Tribute to Bobby Weir, Summer Magic 1985, Summer Tour Documentary, Mountains of the Moon and Workingman’s Dead](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/ace-back-to-back-a-tribute-to-bobby-weir/): There are tribute events, and then there are occasions that go considerably beyond the format the word “tribute” usually describes. What is being assembled for Saturday, August 29 across two venues is the second kind, a night built around Bobby Weir’s contributions to the Grateful Dead and to American music, programmed with the care and the genuine musical intelligence that the man and his legacy deserve. Whether you spend the evening at the Marquis on Main St or at the Jim Santy Auditorium, or find a way to experience both, August 29 is a night that the community will be talking about for a long time afterward. Read More on The Grateful Dead Substack!
- [Don’s Pick: Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, July 18, 1972](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dons-pick-roosevelt-stadium-jersey-city-july-18-1972/): Don's Pick: Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, July 18, 1972
- [Summer Magic, Jersey City History, and Twenty CDs of 1985: Everything Happening in the Grateful Dead Universe This Weekend](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/summer-magic-twenty-cds-of-1985/): The Grateful Dead’s archival project has been operating at full speed for years, producing releases that consistently reveal how deep and how rewarding the vault truly is, but the announcement that arrived this week is something genuinely different in scale and significance. A twenty-CD box set documenting seven complete, previously unreleased concerts from the band’s 1985 summer tour is the kind of release that reframes an entire year of the Dead’s history, and the timing of the announcement, arriving in a summer already marked by remembrance, tribute, and community gathering, makes it land with a weight that goes beyond the considerable practical excitement of the music itself.
- [The Cover Band Universe Is Running at Full Speed: JRAD Kicks Off Summer, DSO Goes Philanthropic, Splintered Sunlight Owns the Jersey Shore, and the Music Plays the Band Radio Show Is Right Where It Belongs](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-cover-band-universe-is-running-at-full-speed/): There is a version of the Grateful Dead's legacy that lives in archives, in museum exhibitions, in anniversary pressings and archival documentaries and the careful stewardship of estates and foundations. That version matters enormously, and the community rightly celebrates it. But there is another version, less formally institutional and more immediately alive, that lives in the bodies of musicians who have spent years learning this catalog from the inside and who are playing it tonight in outdoor amphitheaters, beachside stages, jazz cellars, and corner bars from Pennsylvania to New Jersey to California. Tonight, the Music Plays the Band Radio Show on The Grateful Dead Live is dedicated entirely to that second version, and the timing could not be better. The summer of 2026 is producing one of the richest and most geographically distributed seasons of Grateful Dead cover and tribute activity in the community's history, and everything happening right now deserves the kind of full-length, serious attention this show provides every week.
- [Phil Lesh, the Philosophy That Changed Everything, and the Radio Show That Carries It Forward](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/phil-lesh-the-philosophy-that-changed-everything/): There is a single sentence that explains more about what Phil Lesh and Friends became, and why it mattered so much to everyone who was part of it, than any setlist or lineup announcement or archival recording ever could. Warren Haynes, the guitarist and vocalist who served as one of the most consistent and creatively essential presences in the rotating ensemble Phil Lesh built in the years after the Grateful Dead, revealed that sentence in a recently published interview retrospective that has been circulating through the community this month. When Phil Lesh first assembled the musicians who would become Phil and Friends, before the first rehearsal, before the first setlist was discussed, before any practical question about the project was addressed, he stated his one foundational rule: "I don't want to do anything the way the Grateful Dead did it in the past, embrace the unknown."
- [The Grateful Dead Universe in Full Bloom: Oregon, Golden Gate Park, New Jersey, and the Summer Concert Calendar That Proves the Music Never Stops](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-universe-in-full-bloom/): There are summers that feel like maintenance years in the life of a musical community, years when the touring is steady but unremarkable, the releases routine, the events predictable. And then there are summers like this one, where it seems like every week produces something that demands attention, where the geography of the community’s activity stretches from the old-growth forests of western Oregon to the baseball stadiums of the Jersey Shore, where memorial tributes and debut exhibitions and free park concerts and late-night bar shows exist simultaneously in a landscape too rich to map in a single sitting. The summer of 2026 is the second kind, and for anyone who cares about the Grateful Dead and the world that grew up around their music, it is a genuinely extraordinary moment to be paying attention.
- [The Rhythm at the Center of Everything, Jerry Garcia Never Really Left, What John Mayer Does Next, The Future of the Grateful Dead, the Technology That Could Resurrect Them, and the Living Community!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-future-of-the-grateful-dead/): Jul 05, 2026
- [Fifty Years of Lightning in a Bottle: The Fare Thee Well Story, the Band It Built, and the Music That Never Stopped](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/fifty-years-of-lightning-in-a-bottle/): Some concerts end when the house lights come up. Others end when the last musician leaves the stage, when the parking lot clears, when the recording is finally shelved and the tour bus pulls away for the last time. And then there is a third category — a very small one — where the ending never quite arrives. Where something that happened on a specific stage, on a specific night, in a specific city, keeps reverberating outward long after every practical definition of "over" has been satisfied. The Grateful Dead's Fare Thee Well concerts at Chicago's Soldier Field in July 2015 belong to that third category, and tonight's Fare Thee Well Radio Show on The Grateful Dead Live is the right occasion to sit with what those three nights meant, what they produced, and why the music they celebrated remains as urgent and alive as it has ever been.
- [The Grateful Dead Universe Is Alive and Expanding: What’s Happening Right Now, This Summer, and Why It All Matters](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-universe-is-alive-and-expanding/): There are musical legacies, and then there are living ecosystems. The Grateful Dead belong to the second category, and in the summer of 2026, the evidence is everywhere at once — in a San Francisco gallery where a scaled Wall of Sound is broadcasting vault tapes to a room full of strangers, in the tour schedules of five distinct bands carrying the music into venues from Brooklyn to Bozeman, in the grooves of a newly pressed anniversary reissue cut from the original 1974 master recordings, and right here on The Grateful Dead Live, where tonight’s Music Plays The Band Radio Show turns the focus exactly where it belongs: on the cover bands, tribute acts, and legacy ensembles that have quietly become one of the most vital forces keeping this music in front of living audiences.
- [The Grateful Dead Are Everywhere Right Now — And Tonight, on Don’s Pick Proves Exactly Why Tonight on Grateful Dead Live!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-are-everywhere-right-now/): There are bands that leave catalogs. Then there are bands that leave civilizations. The Grateful Dead did the latter, and in the summer of 2026, nearly three decades after Jerry Garcia's passing, the evidence is impossible to ignore. From SiriusXM studios to the muraled streets of Asbury Park, from California cannabis tours to a New Jersey record pressed into 180 grams of pure vinyl history, the Dead's universe is not merely surviving — it is expanding, deepening, and pulling in new generations with the same gravitational force it always has. Tonight, that force lands squarely on The Grateful Dead Live, where Don's Pick spotlights one of the most quietly magnificent concerts the band ever played: June 29, 1976 at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.
- [Fare Thee Well Anniversary, The Five Concerts That Closed One Chapter of Grateful Dead History and Opened Another](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/fare-thee-well-anniversary/): There are defining moments in the history of the Grateful Dead that every Deadhead remembers. Some are measured by legendary performances, groundbreaking tours, or unforgettable improvisations that forever altered the band's musical direction. Others are remembered because they marked the end of an era while simultaneously proving that the music could never truly end. Few events accomplished both quite like Fare Thee Well, the historic five-concert celebration that reunited the surviving members of the Grateful Dead for one final series of performances during the summer of 2015.
- [From Winterland to Tanglewood: How the Grateful Dead Legacy Continues Expanding Through Vault Releases, Museum Exhibitions, Symphonic Celebrations, and a New Generation of Musical Explorers](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/from-winterland-to-tanglewood/): The Grateful Dead have spent more than six decades doing something few artists ever achieve. They have transcended the traditional boundaries of a rock band and evolved into a living cultural institution. While many legendary acts are remembered primarily through classic albums or historic tours, the Grateful Dead continue to grow through archival discoveries, family-led projects, museum exhibitions, orchestral interpretations, collector releases, and an ever-expanding community determined to ensure the music remains alive for generations to come.
- [The Grateful Dead’s June 21, 1989 from the Shoreline Amphitheatre is Don’s Pick Tonight on The Grateful Dead Live!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/shoreline-amphitheatre/): Why the Grateful Dead's Historic June 21, 1989 Shoreline Amphitheatre Broadcast Remains One of the Defining Performances
- [The Music Never Stopped: Why June 19, 1976 at the Capitol Theatre Remains a Defining Moment in the Grateful Dead’s Remarkable Post-Hiatus Renaissance](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/june-19-1976-at-the-capitol-theatre/): Among the standout performances from that remarkable comeback year, June 19, 1976, at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey continues to occupy a special place in Grateful Dead history. Nearly five decades later, the show remains one of the most rewarding listening experiences from the post-hiatus period, capturing a band that had rediscovered its balance between adventurous improvisation and meticulous musicianship.
- [June 11 Through the Years: How One Date Connects the Grateful Dead’s Legendary Past, Dead & Company’s Modern Revival, and the Music That Refuses to Fade Away](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/june-11-through-the-years/): Few bands in American music history have created a timeline as rich, expansive, and interconnected as the Grateful Dead. Their story stretches across multiple generations, countless tours, evolving lineups, changing musical landscapes, and an enduring community that continues finding new ways to celebrate the music decades after the band's earliest performances. Every date on the calendar seems to carry some level of significance for Deadheads, but June 11 occupies a particularly fascinating place within the broader Grateful Dead universe.
- [From the Fillmore to the Future: How the Grateful Dead’s 60th Anniversary Celebrations, Dave’s Picks Vault Series, and the Terrapin Roadshow Are Connecting Every Era of Dead History](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/from-the-fillmore-to-the-future/): Sixty years after a group of adventurous musicians began redefining the possibilities of live performance in San Francisco, the Grateful Dead remain one of the most active, discussed, collected, and celebrated musical institutions in the world. Few bands in rock history have sustained such a passionate community across multiple generations, and even fewer have managed to remain culturally relevant long after their most active touring years. Yet in 2026, the Grateful Dead universe continues to thrive through archival releases, legacy projects, touring ensembles, and a fan culture that remains as engaged as ever.
- [The Grateful Dead Live from June 6, 1992 at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, NY is Don’s Pick Tonight!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/rich-stadium-in-orchard-park/): Source: The Grateful Dead Live from June 6, 1992 at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, NY is Don’s Pick Tonight!
- [How the Grateful Dead Community Is Rebuilding, Reimagining, and Moving Forward After Bob Weir](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bob-weir/): The passing of Bob Weir at age 78 has created one of the most significant turning points the Grateful Dead community has faced since the loss of Jerry Garcia in 1995. As a founding member, guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, bandleader, and one of the principal architects of the Grateful Dead sound, Weir spent more than six decades helping shape a catalog that evolved into one of the most influential bodies of work in American music. His departure leaves an undeniable void, but it has also revealed something equally powerful: the remarkable resilience of the community he helped build.
- [Garcia Hand Picked Premium Cannabis Footprint as Deadhead Culture and Boutique Craft Flower Continue Colliding Across America](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/garcia-hand-picked-premium-cannabis/): Garcia Hand Picked has quietly become one of the more recognizable premium cannabis labels connected to music culture, but unlike a lot of celebrity-branded weed companies flooding dispensaries, this one is actually being positioned as a legitimate flower-first operation rather than a lazy licensing cash-in built around a famous name. Created by Jerry Garcia’s family, including daughter Trixie Garcia, in partnership with Holistic Industries, the brand launched in late 2020 and has steadily expanded into multiple legal cannabis markets including California, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
- [The Grateful Dead Live in 2026: Jerry Garcia’s Expanding Legacy, Historic Vault Releases, and the Endless Evolution of America’s Greatest Musical Journey](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-in-2026/): Few artistic institutions in American history have managed to remain as culturally alive, spiritually influential, and musically relevant as The Grateful Dead. More than sixty years after the band first emerged from the psychedelic underground of Northern California, the music continues to expand into new generations, new formats, new live interpretations, and entirely new cultural spaces. What began as an experimental improvisational rock collective in the mid-1960s has transformed into one of the most enduring and deeply studied musical movements ever created. In 2026, that momentum is stronger than ever.
- [The Grateful Dead’s Expanding Live Universe Continues Breaking Boundaries as BERTHA: Grateful Drag Redefines Tribute Culture Through Music, Performance Art, and Community Activism](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bertha-grateful-drag/): The modern Grateful Dead universe has evolved far beyond the idea of simple nostalgia. What once centered around a single band touring endlessly across America has transformed into one of the most expansive and culturally adaptive live music communities anywhere in the world. The Grateful Dead songbook now exists simultaneously inside amphitheaters, symphony halls, underground clubs, academic institutions, tribute festivals, improvisational collectives, multimedia art spaces, grassroots cultural movements, and an entirely new generation of touring musicians who continue interpreting the catalog through fresh creative lenses. In 2026, that ongoing evolution is accelerating in ways few could have imagined decades ago, and one of the most talked-about examples emerging from the current Dead-inspired scene is the explosive rise of BERTHA: Grateful Drag, a project redefining what a Grateful Dead tribute act can represent in modern American culture.
- [The Terrapin Roadshow Begins the Summer 2026 With a Massive Monte Rio Weekend as the Modern Grateful Dead Community Continues Expanding Beyond Tradition Into a Full-Scale Cultural Movement](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-terrapin-roadshow-begins-the-summer-2026/): The modern Grateful Dead universe continues evolving into something far larger than a legacy concert scene. What once revolved around a single touring band has now transformed into a sprawling national ecosystem of collaborative musicians, traveling communities, improvisational festivals, multimedia art experiences, archival preservation projects, sustainability initiatives, symphonic reinterpretations, and intergenerational live performance culture. Nowhere is that transformation more visible than inside the rapidly expanding world surrounding the Terrapin Roadshow, which officially launches its highly anticipated 2026 summer season next weekend with a massive two-night outdoor gathering designed to embody the communal spirit, musical spontaneity, and immersive atmosphere that have defined Grateful Dead culture for generations.
- [Bob Weir’s Vision for a 300-Year Grateful Dead Legacy, Stanford Scholars, Symphonic Arrangers, and The Ace Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bob-weirs-vision-for-a-300-year-grateful-dead-legacy/): The story of the Grateful Dead has always been larger than rock music itself. Long before streaming platforms, legacy branding, and archival box sets became central pillars of the modern music business, the Grateful Dead had already evolved into something few artists in American history ever achieve: a living cultural ecosystem. Their music moved beyond records and concerts into mythology, improvisation, scholarship, philosophy, visual art, grassroots community building, and intergenerational storytelling. What makes the current era of Grateful Dead history especially remarkable, however, is that the evolution of that legacy is no longer being driven only by surviving fans and tribute musicians. It is now being formally preserved, translated, documented, and studied as part of America’s long-term musical heritage.
- [Jerry Garcia’s Legacy Enters a Powerful New Chapter as the First Fully Authorized Documentary Unlocks Private Archives](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/first-fully-authorized-documentary/): Jerry Garcia’s Legacy Enters a Powerful New Chapter as the First Fully Authorized Documentary Unlocks Private Archives While the JGB Radio Show Continues Celebrating the Endless Reach of Garcia’s Musical Spirit. The enduring world surrounding Jerry Garcia has always existed in a space far larger than traditional rock mythology. Decades after his passing, Garcia remains one of the most deeply analyzed, celebrated, discussed, and spiritually influential figures in American music history. His legacy transcends the boundaries of classic rock because the culture that formed around his music never stopped evolving. It expanded outward into improvisational music, live-performance philosophy, visual art, Americana, bluegrass, jazz fusion, psychedelic exploration, tape-trading communities, and one of the most loyal fan movements ever assembled around an artist. Now, in what may become one of the most important Grateful Dead-related projects in years, Garcia’s story is entering a completely new era through the first fully authorized documentary ever created with unrestricted cooperation from the Garcia estate itself.
- [The Grateful Dead Tribute Universe Enters a Massive New Era as Dark Star Orchestra, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, and a New Generation of Live Improvisational Bands Expand the Legacy Across America](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-tribute-universe/): The modern Grateful Dead universe is no longer simply surviving on nostalgia. It is expanding, evolving, and redefining what the live improvisational music scene looks like in America in 2026. What once existed as a devoted underground network of parking lot gatherings, regional tribute acts, cassette traders, and dedicated Deadheads has transformed into a fully realized touring ecosystem powered by elite musicianship, intergenerational audiences, destination festivals, museum collaborations, and an unwavering devotion to the improvisational spirit that made the Grateful Dead one of the most influential live bands in music history.
- [Grateful Dead at Buffalo ’77: The Night After Cornell Became Its Own Legend – May 9, 1977 is Don’s Pick](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/grateful-dead-at-buffalo-77/): Source: Grateful Dead at Buffalo ’77 is Don’s Pick
- [Phil Lesh’s Legacy in Motion: The Phil & Friends Radio Show, Unbroken Chain, and the Continuing Evolution of the Grateful Dead Community](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/phil-leshs-legacy-in-motion/): The extended world of the Grateful Dead continues to develop through performance, broadcast, and philanthropy, with Phil Lesh remaining central to that progression. In 2026, that presence is being carried forward through the Phil & Friends Radio Show, the ongoing Unbroken Chain concert series, and the sustained work of the Unbroken Chain Foundation. Each of these elements reflects a different dimension of Lesh’s impact, but together they form a clear and active continuation of the music and the community that surrounds it.
- [May 6, 1989 at the Frost Amphitheater is Don’s Pick This Week!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/may-6-1989-at-the-frost-amphitheater/): May 6, 1989 at Frost Amphitheater: The Grateful Dead's Kentucky Derby Day Performance That Closed a Chapter with Precision and Power
- [On A Back Porch, Vol. 3: A Carefully Curated Grateful Dead Listening Experience With Dogfish Brewery and Built for Vinyl, Sunlight, and the Long Arc of Live History](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/on-a-back-porch-vol-3/): There is a particular discipline to curating the Grateful Dead for a modern vinyl audience that already understands the depth of the archive. It is not about assembling “greatest hits,” and it is not about constructing a definitive live document. It is about tone, pacing, and emotional continuity—designing a listening environment that mirrors the lived experience of the band’s music rather than simply presenting it. On A Back Porch, Vol. 3, released as a limited-edition pressing for Record Store Day 2026, operates precisely in that space, extending a now-established collaboration with Dogfish Head Craft Brewery into something more deliberate, more refined, and ultimately more revealing about how the Dead’s catalog continues to be reinterpreted.
- [Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration 2026 is A Defining Return of Orchestral Improvisation as the Grateful Dead Legacy Expands Through Sound, Structure, and Spirit](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/jerry-garcia-symphonic-celebration-2026/): Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration 2026: A Landmark Orchestral Revival Expands the Grateful Dead Legacy Across Stage, Airwaves, and Archive. The enduring influence of the Grateful Dead continues to evolve in 2026 through a project that is both ambitious in scope and deeply rooted in musical authenticity. The return of the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration this summer represents a major moment in the ongoing interpretation of Jerry Garcia’s body of work, bringing together orchestral precision and improvisational freedom in a way that redefines how this music can be experienced in a modern context.
- [Mickey Hart’s “Art at the Edge of Magic” Redefines Creative Boundaries in San Francisco as the Grateful Dead Legacy Expands Beyond Sound](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/mickey-harts-expanding-universe/): There are defining moments when the creative language of the Grateful Dead evolves beyond performance and recording into something broader, more dimensional, and more permanent. In the summer of 2026, that evolution is being driven with clarity and purpose by Mickey Hart, whose latest body of work positions rhythm not just as something to be heard, but as something that can be seen, studied, and experienced in physical form.
- [Grateful Dead’s April 23, 1988 Irvine Meadows is Don’s Pick Tonight!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/1988-irvine-meadows/): Source: Grateful Dead’s April 23, 1988 Irvine Meadows is Don’s Pick Tonight!
- [Joe Russo’s Almost Dead in 2026: The Relentless Reinvention of a Living Catalog – The Music Plays The Band on The Grateful Dead Live Tonight!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/joe-russos-almost-dead-in-2026/): There is a meaningful difference between a band that plays songs and a band that redefines them in real time. Joe Russo's Almost Dead operates firmly in the latter category, and in 2026, they have positioned themselves not just as interpreters of the Grateful Dead songbook, but as one of the most forward-driving live acts in the entire improvisational music landscape.
- [The Terrapin Roadshow: The Lesh Family Carries the Grateful Dead Legacy Forward in 2026 – Tonight is The Phil & Friends Radio Show on The Grateful Dead Live!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/terrapin-roadshow/): The Terrapin Roadshow is a traveling concert series created by the Lesh family to carry forward the musical legacy and community ethos established by Phil Lesh, the iconic bassist and founding member of the Grateful Dead. In 2026, that mission takes on renewed significance, as the series expands into a multi-city run that reaffirms not only the durability of the Grateful Dead songbook, but the living, evolving culture that surrounds it.
- [The Grateful Dead’s Living Legacy Evolves: Inside the MSA Bobby Weir Sustainability Awards and the Expanding Universe of The Ace Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/msa-bobby-weir-sustainability-awards/): This year marks a defining moment with the official launch of the MSA Bobby Weir Sustainability Awards—an initiative introduced by the Music Sustainability Alliance to recognize transformative leadership in environmentally responsible music practices. Known informally as “The Bobbys,” the awards were established to honor Weir’s lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship, a philosophy that has quietly underpinned the Grateful Dead ecosystem for decades but is now being formally recognized, quantified, and scaled across the industry.
- [On This Day: April 18, 1982 — The Night the Grateful Dead Shook Hartford to Its Core — Don’s Pick Tonight on The Grateful Dead Live!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/on-this-day-april-18-1982/): Source: On This Day: April 18, 1982 — The Night the Grateful Dead Shook Hartford to Its Core — Don’s Pick Tonight on The Grateful Dead Live!
- [The Grateful Dead Live Presents Atlanta ’78 Revisited on Don’s Pick Tonight!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/atlanta-78-revisited/): The Grateful Dead Live Presents Atlanta ’78 Revisited on Don's Pick Tonight!
- [Grateful Dead Live Brings You Ongoing Events, Broadcast Programming, and A Look at The Flyers Annual Celebration](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-5th-annual-philadelphia-flyers-grateful-dead-night/): As of April 2026, activity connected to the Grateful Dead continues through live events, tribute performances, and dedicated radio programming focused on the band’s catalog and its members.
- [April Fools’ Alchemy in Passaic Tonight! Don’s Pick is from April Fools Day 1980!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/april-fools-day-1980/): April Fools’ Alchemy in Passaic Tonight! Don's Pick is from April Fools Day 1980!
- [John Mayer’s Next Chapter: Inside His Expanding Role in the Grateful Dead Universe, New Music, and Global Momentum in 2026](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/john-mayers-next-chapter/): What John Mayer is doing right now is not a side chapter—it’s a defining phase of his career, and one that is actively reshaping how the Grateful Dead legacy moves forward in real time. This is no longer about Mayer stepping into an existing world. It’s about him helping architect what comes next.
- [The Grateful Dead Live Tonight on Don’s Pick is from the Academy of Music in New York on Today’s Date, March 21, 1972](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/academy-of-music-in-new-york/): The Grateful Dead Live Tonight on Don's Pick is from the Academy of Music in New York on Today's Date, March 21, 1972
- [The Grateful Dead Live: A Legendary Night at Capital Centre — Celebrating the March 14, 1990 Performance on Don’s Pick’s Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-at-capital-centre/): Source: The Grateful Dead Live: A Legendary Night at Capital Centre — Celebrating the March 14, 1990 Performance on Don’s Pick’s Radio Show
- [The Grateful Dead Live on Sunday’s: The Endless Concert Experience and the Musical Universes of Jerry Garcia Tonight, Planet Drum Circle today and Bob Weir Tomorrow](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/jerry-garcia-tonight-planet-drum-circle-today-and-bob-weir-tomorrow/): Today, that spirit continues through a powerful lineup of radio programming dedicated to celebrating the legacy of the Dead and the extraordinary artists who helped shape their sound. From rhythmic explorations led by the band’s legendary drummers to shows devoted to the solo work of Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir, JamFest Radio offers listeners a continuous connection to the music and culture that grew from the Grateful Dead’s groundbreaking approach to live performance.
- [Don’s Pick tonight is The David & The Dorks Sessions, captured during a December 1970 performance at The Matrix, on The Grateful Dead Live.](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-david-the-dorks-sessions/): Live music has always been the lifeblood of the Grateful Dead, a group whose entire identity was built on the idea that songs should evolve every time
- [Don’s Pick: The Grateful Dead Live: March 1, 1987 — Oakland’s Overlooked Gem and the Sound of a Band Reborn](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/march-1-1987-kaiser/): On March 1, 1987, at the Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center in Oakland, Grateful Dead stepped onto the stage to open a three-night run
- [Grateful Dead Live: Grateful Dead Forever — Bob Weir’s Enduring Legacy, Family, and the Spirit That Still Moves the Music](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bob-weirs-ace-radio/): Few names in American music carry the cultural gravity of the Grateful Dead. More than a band, they became a living, improvisational organism — a constantly evolving dialogue between musicians and audience, risk and reward, structure and surrender.
- [Don’s Pick Tonight is Dave’s Pick: February 1, 1978 Uptown Theater, Chicago — a legendary all-live broadcast night — Tomorrow is the Planet Drum Circle & JGB Radio Show!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/daves-pick-february-1-1978-uptown-theater-chicago/): The Grateful Dead Live exists for one reason only:every song played is the live version.
- [San Jose Earthquakes and the Grateful Dead Bring Live Spirit to the Pitch & Valentine’s Day 1988 at Kaiser is Don’s Pick on The Grateful Dead Live!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/san-jose-earthquakes-valentines-day-1988/): The Earthquakes are unveiling limited-edition Grateful Dead kits that merge the visual language of the band with the identity of the Bay Area’s long-standing MLS club. The design centers on a vivid blue tie-dye base, anchored by the instantly recognizable skull imagery that has followed Deadheads from parking-lot tailgates to stadium floors for generations. It’s bold, unmistakable, and intentionally expressive — much like a live “Dark Star” that refuses to stay inside fixed boundaries.
- [The Grateful Dead Live — This Week on Don’s Pick: February 14, 1988 – Kaiser Auditorium, Oakland — a Valentine’s Day show with lift, bite, and a second set that keeps climbing](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/valentine-day-show-1988/): The Grateful Dead Live is built on one rule that never bends:every song played is the live version.
- [The Grateful Dead Live Keeps the Jam Alive as Tribute Bands Carry the Torch Into 2026](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-music-plays-the-band-radio-show-2/): Tonight, that community takes center stage once again on The Music Plays The Band Radio Show, a special program dedicated to live performances by Grateful Dead cover bands. It’s a celebration of musicians who have devoted themselves to keeping the repertoire alive, not as museum pieces, but as evolving performances meant to surprise, stretch, and lift the room. From faithful recreations of classic shows to bold reinterpretations that push the jams into new territory, these bands prove that the music never stopped — it just changed hands.
- [The Grateful Dead Live Presents The Ace Radio Show — Tonight](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-ace-radio-show/): A cornerstone of the station’s weekly programming, The Ace Radio Show is a deep dive into Bob Weir’s solo universe. Drawing exclusively from live recordings, the show explores his distinctive fusion of rock, folk, and Americana — music rooted in tradition yet constantly reinvented on stage.
- [The Grateful Dead Live — Bob Weir Forever in the Live Ether](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bob-weir-forever/): Bob Weir has passed. And the world did not just lose a guitarist. It lost one of the last true architects of modern live music culture.
- [The Grateful Dead Live 2025 Recap Celebrates 60 Years of the Dead With a New Era of Radio, Releases, Roadside Revival & McGoos Pizza Parlor](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-2025-recap/): On The Grateful Dead Live, every song you hear is exactly what made the band legendary — the living, breathing versions captured onstage. No studio polish, no shortcuts, no edits that smooth out the human edges. It is the real thing, preserved in all its spontaneous glory. As the Dead continue a historic milestone era, the music community finds itself in the middle of one of the most active and meaningful periods of celebration the band has ever seen.
- [Dave’s Picks 2026 Arrives as The Ace Radio Show Tonight and Don’s Pick Celebrate Three Defining Eras of Dead History on The Grateful Dead Live](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/daves-picks-2026/): For listeners who live for the magic that only unfolds when the Grateful Dead are stretched out on stage, this season delivers a remarkable convergence of eras, energy, and archival revelation. At The Grateful Dead Live, every song exists in its truest form — captured in performance, shaped by improvisation, and preserved exactly as it happened. This week, that mission expands with major news from the vault, a spotlight on Bob Weir’s wider musical universe, and one of the most legendary New Year’s Eve concerts in Dead history taking center stage.
- [Fare Thee Well is How  The Grateful Dead Live Lineage Still Guides the Music — From RFK Stadium to the Federal Reserve to Oteil](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/fare-thee-well/): On The Grateful Dead Live, every song is more than a recording — it is a moment pulled directly from the stage, preserved in sweat, improvisation, and collective memory. That same spirit is carried forward each Thursday through the Fare Thee Well Radio Show, a dedicated broadcast that celebrates the living continuation of the Grateful Dead’s musical lineage. Every track aired comes from the post-Garcia incarnations of the band and their extended family, and every performance is presented exactly as it happened — live, unfiltered, and alive.
- [The Grateful Dead Live’s Guide to This Week’s Radio Shows, Live Performances & New Shows Announced](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/this-weeks-radio-shows/): At The Grateful Dead Live, every song played is a live version, celebrating the improvisational spirit and timeless energy of the Grateful Dead. For the week of December 15–21, 2025, the radio station offers a rich tapestry of live music spanning the band’s storied history, solo projects, tribute performances, and new explorations in the Grateful Dead multiverse. Formerly Dead Set Live, the channel has recently relaunched under its new name, bringing together fans from 47 countries with 1,200 current listeners and 450 unique accounts tuning in weekly.
- [Bob Weir Live in Colorado: Wolf Bros and The Wolfpack Redefine the Grateful Dead Songbook on The Ace Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bob-weir-live-in-colorado-wolf-bros-and-the-wolfpack/): At The Grateful Dead Live, every song exists in its natural habitat on the stage, in the moment, shaped by improvisation and the shared energy between musicians and audience. That philosophy is at the heart of Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros: Live in Colorado, Vol. 2, a release that captures Bob Weir’s music exactly where it thrives best: performed live, expansive, and unrepeatable.
- [Don’s Pick on The Grateful Dead Live from the Great Western Forum on December 9, 1989](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-at-great-western-forum/): The Grateful Dead’s December 9, 1989 performance at the Great Western Forum
- [The Grateful Dead Live: December 5, 1981 at Market Square Arena — A Night of Pure, Unfiltered Musical Fire](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/market-square-arena-a-night-of-pure-unfiltered-musical-fire/): The Grateful Dead Live: December 5, 1981 at Market Square Arena — A Night of Pure, Unfiltered Musical Fire
- [The Grateful Dead Live Presents A Week of Tribute, Community, and Every Song Played the Way It Was Meant to Be—Live](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/music-plays-the-band-radio-show/): For fans of The Grateful Dead, the music has never been limited to the decades the band spent onstage. It’s a living, breathing thing—reborn every night through the players who carry the torch and the listeners who gather to celebrate the communal magic of the jam. That is the heart of The Grateful Dead Live, where every song is a live version, every performance is unscripted, and every note honors the legacy of improvisation that defined America’s most enduring musical tribe.
- [The Grateful Dead Live Feature Jerry Garcia’s Legacy Through Archival Releases and Live Performances Played on The JGB Radio Show Tonight!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/jerry-garcias-legacy/): The timeless magic of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead continues to resonate in 2025, as fans old and new embrace a wave of archival live releases, tribute events, and innovative musical experiences that celebrate one of rock’s most enduring legacies. Tonight on The JGB Radio Show, listeners will be treated to a curated selection of live Jerry Garcia Band recordings, highlighting the artistry and improvisational spirit that defined Garcia’s solo projects.
- [Don’s Pick on The Grateful Dead Live Tonight is from November 30, 1979 at the Stanley Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dons-pick-on-the-grateful-dead-live-tonight-is-from-november-30-1979-at-the-stanley-theatre-pittsburgh-pa/): The Grateful Dead Live: November 30, 1979 – Stanley Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA Every Song Played Is the Live Version The Grateful Dead’s 1979 fall tour captured the band at a unique crossroads — blending the tight, polished sound of their late ’70s era with the expansive improvisation and cosmic exploration that defined their live performances.
- [Don’s Pick: Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, California, on January 26, 1969](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dons-pick-avalon-ballroom-in-san-francisco-california-on-january-26-1969/): Don's Pick: A Journey Back to '69 – Unearths a Gem from the Dawn of the Dead
- [The Grateful Dead Live is A Celebration of Rhythm, Legacy, and Sonic Exploration – Especially Every Sunday on the Planet Drum Circle Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/planet-drum-circle-radio-show/): Few bands in American music history have cultivated a live experience as iconic and immersive as the Grateful Dead. Known for their improvisational skill, boundless creativity, and deep connection with fans, the Grateful Dead made every live performance a singular event. Unlike studio albums, The Grateful Dead Live celebrates the raw, unfiltered energy of the band on stage, where every song is a living, breathing version of itself—unpredictable, expansive, and utterly unique. Each performance captures a moment in time, allowing listeners to relive the magic of the Grateful Dead’s concerts, where songs evolve, morph, and stretch into new dimensions with each night on the road.
- [Don’s Pick on The Grateful Dead Live is From November 4, 1977 – Cotterell Court, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/cotterell-court-colgate-university/): Every Song Played Is the Live Version — Always.. Some shows in the long, winding history of the Grateful Dead rise above the rest — nights when the band’s chemistry, confidence, and cosmic energy all align perfectly. November 4, 1977, at Cotterell Court, Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, is one of those timeless evenings. It’s a night that embodies everything The Grateful Dead Live is all about — pure, unfiltered performance, captured in the moment, every song played as it was lived.
- [The Grateful Dead Live Echoes of a Legacy That Never Fades on the Fare Thee Well Radio Show Tonight](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/fare-thee-well-radio-show-is-honoring-the-legacy/): For decades, The Grateful Dead have defined what it means to experience music in its most vibrant, living form. Every performance, every improvisational turn, every echoing chord captured the essence of spontaneity and collective joy. On The Grateful Dead Live, every song is presented in its live version, a testament to the band’s enduring commitment to authenticity, energy, and connection. From the classic jams to the rare deep cuts, every performance feels like it’s happening in real time, bridging generations of fans who have followed the Dead’s ever-evolving journey.
- [Tonight, The Grateful Dead Live presents The Music Plays The Band Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-music-plays-the-band-radio-show/): Every Song, Every Show, Every Moment — Played Live.
- [Grateful Dead Live is Celebrating the Energy of Bobby & The Midnights and Tonight’s Ace Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/bobby-the-midnights/): For devoted fans of the Grateful Dead and their extended musical family, live music is more than a performance—it’s an experience. Grateful Dead Live is dedicated to capturing that electrifying, improvisational energy, where every song is a live version, every note is spontaneous, and every show tells a story. Tonight, we turn the spotlight on Bobby & The Midnights, Bob Weir’s jazz-rock project from the early 1980s, and the latest episode of The Ace Radio Show, which immerses listeners in the rich musical universe of Weir himself.
- [The Grateful Dead Live Is Where Every Song Is a Live Experience — Plus Tonight’s JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-jgb-radio-show/): There’s a magic that happens when music isn’t just played, but lived. That’s the essence of The Grateful Dead Live — where every track, every note, every breath is a live performance. No overdubs. No retakes. Just pure, spontaneous creation — captured forever in the moment it was born.
- [The Grateful Dead Live: October 26, 1989 – Miami Arena, Miami, FL is Don’s Pick Tonight!](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/october-26-1989-miami-arena/): Every Song Played Is the Live Version
- [The Grateful Dead Live: Halloween at Radio City – A Night Where Music Came Alive](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/halloween-at-radio-city/): Tonight’s “Don’s Pick” Radio Show Preview!
- [The Grateful Dead Live: Celebrating the Spirit of Live Music, Legacy, and “Fare Thee Well” is Tonight](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/oregon-honors-the-dead/): Where every song played is a live version — every jam, every encore, every heartbeat of the music lives on.
- [Sunset Radio Network Expands Global Footprint with Six (6) More Radio Stations that only play Live Music](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/sunset-radio-network-expands-global-footprint-with-six-6-more-radio-stations-that-only-play-live-music/): Sunset Radio Network, a global broadcast platform specializing in live music programming with a new radio format for Live Music
- [Don’s Pick: Melk Weg – October 16, 1981 – The Oops Concerts](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/melk-weg-october-16-1981/): There’s nothing quite like experiencing the Grateful Dead live—and at Dead Set Live, every song played is the live version. No studio polish, no edits, just the raw, improvisational magic that defined one of the most influential bands in rock history. Tonight, we spotlight a rare and unforgettable performance: the Grateful Dead at Amsterdam’s Melk Weg on October 16, 1981.
- [The Grateful Dead Live: Luther Dickinson Reimagines the Dead on Dead Blues Vol. I](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dead-blues-vol-i/): For fans of live Grateful Dead performances, tonight’s Fare Thee Well radio show is a must-listen, featuring a heartfelt tribute to the music of Jerry Garcia and the continuing creative spirit of the bands formed by surviving members. Alongside tonight’s broadcast, Luther Dickinson, guitarist for the North Mississippi Allstars, premieres his new album Dead Blues Vol. I, a masterful reimagining of songs the Grateful Dead covered throughout their storied career.
- [The Grateful Dead Live: Drum Circles, Live Songs & Today’s Planet Drum Circle Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/venice-drum-circle/): In the realm of The Grateful Dead, “live” isn’t just a mode — it’s the definition of their musical identity. Every song that counts is experienced in performance, in real time, on real stages. Here, in The Grateful Dead Live, we honor that essence by revisiting the band’s live versions — the notes stretched, the silences held, the improvisation born of the moment.
- [Live at Hampton: The Grateful Dead’s Warlocks Resurrection and Tonight’s Don’s Pick Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-deads-warlocks/): In the long, winding history of the Grateful Dead, a few shows stand apart—not just as great performances, but as moments where the legend deepened and the unexpected unfolded in real time. October 8, 1989, at the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia, is one of those shows. Billed cryptically as “Formerly the Warlocks,” the band’s return to their original name signaled something big, and they delivered a performance that has become essential listening for Deadheads and live music lovers alike.
- [The Grateful Dead Live: Every Song Is the Live Version & Tonight is The Music Plays The Band Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-every-song-is-the-live-version-tonight-is-the-music-plays-the-band-radio-show/): There’s something timeless about the Grateful Dead that no studio recording could ever capture. The band’s legend wasn’t built on albums—it was born on stage, in the moment, where every note, every jam, and every transition existed purely in real time. The Grateful Dead Live is a celebration of that energy—where every song played is the live version. From the long, exploratory jams of “Dark Star” and “The Other One” to the transcendent grooves of “Scarlet Begonias” into “Fire on the Mountain,” the magic of the Dead has always been about what happens when the lights go down and the music takes over.
- [The Grateful Dead Live: Bob Weir’s Enduring Musical Journey, Featured on The Ace Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-bob-weirs-enduring-musical-journey-featured-on-the-ace-radio-show/): The philosophy of the live performance is sacred to the world of the Grateful Dead, where every recorded track is simply a snapshot of a moment that will never be repeated. This commitment to the live experience is captured perfectly by The Grateful Dead Live—a concept where the only valid version of any song is the one captured on stage, raw and immediate. Tonight's spotlight falls on the foundational voice of that enduring philosophy: Bob Weir.
- [The Grateful Dead Live, with tonight’s Don’s Pick from Shoreline Amphitheatre, September 30, 1989](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-with-tonights-dons-pick-from-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 balance of tight musicianship, exploratory jamming, and joyful crowd connection.
- [The Grateful Dead Live — Every Song Played Is a Live Version – Featuring Tonight’s Special Broadcast: Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-every-song-played-is-a-live-version-featuring-tonights-special-broadcast-fare-thee-well-radio-show/): Presented by: The Grateful Dead Live Radio Station
- [The Grateful Dead Live is Keeping the Spirit Alive on The Music Plays The Band Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-grateful-dead-live-is-keeping-the-spirit-alive-on-the-music-plays-the-band-radio-show/): 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 cover bands, and nowhere is that more alive than on Dead Set Live, now reimagined as The Grateful Dead Live Radio Station.
- [Dead Set Live Tonight is Another Celebration of Phil Lesh, His Musical Legacy, and Tonight’s Phil & Friends Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dead-set-live-tonight-is-another-celebration-of-phil-lesh-his-musical-legacy-and-tonights-phil-friends-radio-show/): 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 feels especially alive, anchoring yet elevating every jam. Tonight, as we spotlight the Phil & Friends Radio Show, we dive into his story, his sound, and the living legacy that continues to ripple through the music.
- [Dead Set Live Tonight: Bobby & The Midnites Take the Stage on The Ace Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dead-set-live-tonight-bobby-the-midnites-take-the-stage-on-the-ace-radio-show/): 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 territory.
- [Dead Set Live: The Rhythm Devils, Apocalypse Now, and Today’s Planet Drum Circle Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dead-set-live-the-rhythm-devils-apocalypse-now-and-todays-planet-drum-circle-radio-show/): 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 the percussive landscapes of Apocalypse Now, tonight we explore music that transcends its original context to become something visceral, immediate, and unforgettable.
- [Dead Set Live: Honoring the Grateful Dead Legacy Through Live Performance](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dead-set-live-honoring-the-grateful-dead-legacy-through-live-performance/): 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 members of the Grateful Dead following the passing of Jerry Garcia. This show is more than a retrospective—it’s a celebration of ongoing creativity, collaboration, and the enduring spirit of the Dead.
- [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 Festival Live](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/sunset-radio-network-todays-live-music-lineup-across-every-station-jamfest-live-jam-metalmania-live-tomorrowland-live-dead-set-live-the-improv-cafe-electric-daisy-ca/): The Sunset Radio Network continues to bring live music experiences directly to listeners around the globe, offering everything from jazz and rock to EDM
- [The JGB Radio Show Celebrates Jerry Garcia’s Solo Legacy](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/the-jgb-radio-show-celebrates-jerry-garcias-solo-legacy/): 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 rock, soul, R&B, folk, and blues into something wholly unique.
- [Don’s Pick on Dead Set Live: The Grateful Dead – Baton Rouge International Speedway, September 1, 1969](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/dons-pick-on-dead-set-live-the-grateful-dead-baton-rouge-international-speedway-september-1-1969/): 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.

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Every Saturday Night, “Don’s Pick” will delve into the extensive archives of live Grateful Dead performances to handpick a show that captures the essence and spirit of the band at their… Sat, 12 Sep,  09:00 PM - 11:45 PM View Details / The JGB Radio Show JGB Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live Live Music Spotlight The JGB Radio Show Keeps Jerry Garcia’s Solo Fire Burning Long before playlists and streaming algorithms decided what counts as essential listening, Jerry Garcia was already proving that his best work didn’t… Sun, 13 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Phil & Friends Radio Show Phil & Friends Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live The Phil & Friends Radio Show is dedicated exclusively to the live music of Phil Lesh & Friends, celebrating one of the most adventurous and enduring live ensembles to emerge from the Grateful Dead family… Tue, 15 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Music Plays The Band Radio Show Music Plays The Band Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live The Music Plays The Band Radio Show plays live music by Grateful Dead Cover Bands. Grateful Dead, the iconic American rock band, has left an indelible mark on music history. 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Every Saturday Night, “Don’s Pick” will delve into the extensive archives of live Grateful Dead performances to handpick a show that captures the essence and spirit of the band at their… Sat, 19 Sep,  09:00 PM - 11:45 PM View Details / The JGB Radio Show JGB Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live Live Music Spotlight The JGB Radio Show Keeps Jerry Garcia’s Solo Fire Burning Long before playlists and streaming algorithms decided what counts as essential listening, Jerry Garcia was already proving that his best work didn’t… Sun, 20 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Phil & Friends Radio Show Phil & Friends Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live The Phil & Friends Radio Show is dedicated exclusively to the live music of Phil Lesh & Friends, celebrating one of the most adventurous and enduring live ensembles to emerge from the Grateful Dead family… Tue, 22 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Music Plays The Band Radio Show Music Plays The Band Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live The Music Plays The Band Radio Show plays live music by Grateful Dead Cover Bands. Grateful Dead, the iconic American rock band, has left an indelible mark on music history. Known for their improvisational style, eclectic… Wed, 23 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Fare Thee Well Radio Show Fare Thee Well Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the… Thu, 24 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Don's Pick Don's Pick The Grateful Dead Live One More Saturday Night. Every Saturday Night, “Don’s Pick” will delve into the extensive archives of live Grateful Dead performances to handpick a show that captures the essence and spirit of the band at their… Sat, 26 Sep,  09:00 PM - 11:45 PM View Details / The JGB Radio Show JGB Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live Live Music Spotlight The JGB Radio Show Keeps Jerry Garcia’s Solo Fire Burning Long before playlists and streaming algorithms decided what counts as essential listening, Jerry Garcia was already proving that his best work didn’t… Sun, 27 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Phil & Friends Radio Show Phil & Friends Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live The Phil & Friends Radio Show is dedicated exclusively to the live music of Phil Lesh & Friends, celebrating one of the most adventurous and enduring live ensembles to emerge from the Grateful Dead family… Tue, 29 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Music Plays The Band Radio Show Music Plays The Band Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live The Music Plays The Band Radio Show plays live music by Grateful Dead Cover Bands. Grateful Dead, the iconic American rock band, has left an indelible mark on music history. Known for their improvisational style, eclectic… Wed, 30 Sep,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Fare Thee Well Radio Show Fare Thee Well Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the… Thu, 01 Oct,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details / Don's Pick Don's Pick The Grateful Dead Live One More Saturday Night. Every Saturday Night, “Don’s Pick” will delve into the extensive archives of live Grateful Dead performances to handpick a show that captures the essence and spirit of the band at their… Sat, 03 Oct,  09:00 PM - 11:45 PM View Details / The JGB Radio Show JGB Radio Show The Grateful Dead Live Live Music Spotlight The JGB Radio Show Keeps Jerry Garcia’s Solo Fire Burning Long before playlists and streaming algorithms decided what counts as essential listening, Jerry Garcia was already proving that his best work didn’t… Sun, 04 Oct,  09:00 PM - 02:00 AM View Details Load more
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## Events
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-55/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-54/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-53/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-52/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-51/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-50/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-49/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-48/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-47/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-46/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-45/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-44/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-43/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-42/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-41/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-40/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-39/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-38/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-37/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-36/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-35/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-34/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-33/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-32/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-31/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-30/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-29/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-28/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-27/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-26/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-25/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-24/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-23/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-22/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-21/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-20/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-19/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-18/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-17/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-16/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-15/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-14/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-13/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-12/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-11/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-10/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-9/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-8/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-7/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-6/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-5/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-4/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-3/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [JGB Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/jgb-radio-show-2/): Most casual fans know exactly one version of Jerry Garcia. He's the bearded guy with the guitar, anchoring the Grateful Dead through decades of marathon sets and tie-dyed devotion. Fair enough. That band made him famous. But it never came close to using up everything he had to say musically, and anyone who stops at the Dead catalog is missing half the story. The JGB Radio Show exists to fix that gap, one live broadcast at a time, and it does the job better than almost anything else currently on the air.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-52/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-51/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-50/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-49/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-48/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-47/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-46/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-45/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-44/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-43/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-42/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-41/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-40/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-39/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-38/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-37/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-36/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-35/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-34/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-33/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-32/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-31/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-30/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-29/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-28/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-27/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-26/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-25/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-24/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-23/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-22/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-21/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-20/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-19/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-18/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-17/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-16/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-15/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-14/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-13/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-12/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-11/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-10/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-9/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-8/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.
- [Fare Thee Well Radio Show](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/event/fare-thee-well-radio-show-7/): When Jerry Garcia, the iconic frontman of the Grateful Dead, passed away in 1995, it marked the end of an era for the band and their dedicated fanbase. However, rather than fade into obscurity, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead embarked on a journey to keep the spirit of the band alive. This led to the formation of various bands, each carrying a piece of the Grateful Dead's legacy.

## Performers
- [Fare Thee Well](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/fare-thee-well/): The Fare Thee Well concerts were a series of highly anticipated events held in 2015 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead. These concerts marked a historic reunion of the "Core Four" surviving members of the Grateful Dead – Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann – along with several other renowned musicians including Trey Anastasio, Jeff Chimenti, and Bruce Hornsby.
- [Further](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/further/): Further was a musical project formed by former Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Phil Lesh in 2009. The band emerged as a continuation of the musical journey that began with the Grateful Dead, carrying on the spirit of improvisation, exploration, and community that defined their iconic predecessor.
- [The Other Ones](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/the-other-ones/): The Other Ones was a musical project formed by former members of the Grateful Dead following the passing of Jerry Garcia in 1995. Named after a Grateful Dead song, The Other Ones emerged as a way for the surviving members of the Dead to continue playing together and exploring new musical avenues in the wake of Garcia's death.
- [Dead & Company](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/dead-company/): Dead & Company is a musical project that emerged in 2015, bringing together several former members of the Grateful Dead alongside renowned guitarist and vocalist John Mayer. The band's lineup features original Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann, along with bassist Oteil Burbridge and keyboardist Jeff Chimenti. Together, they create a unique and dynamic sound that pays homage to the Grateful Dead's rich musical legacy while exploring new avenues of creativity and expression.
- [Bobby & The Midnights](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/bobby-the-midnights/): Bobby & The Midnights was a musical project formed by Bob Weir, one of the founding members of the Grateful Dead, during the early 1980s. This band represented a departure from Weir's work with the Grateful Dead, exploring new musical directions and showcasing his versatility as a musician and songwriter.
- [Kingfish](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/kingfish/): Kingfish is a blues-rock band that emerged in the 1970s, gaining prominence as a side project of Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir. Formed in 1973, the band was named after the character "Kingfish" from the popular television show "Amos 'n' Andy."
- [The Jerry Garcia Band (JGB)](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/the-jerry-garcia-band-jgb/): The Jerry Garcia Band (JGB) was a side project formed by legendary Grateful Dead guitarist and vocalist Jerry Garcia. Established in the mid-1970s during breaks from the Grateful Dead's rigorous touring schedule, the JGB allowed Garcia to explore different musical styles and collaborate with a rotating cast of talented musicians.
- [The Legion of Mary](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/the-legion-of-mary/): The Legion of Mary was a short-lived but highly influential musical project led by Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia. Formed in 1974 during a brief hiatus from the Grateful Dead, the band provided Garcia with an opportunity to explore different musical avenues and collaborate with a diverse group of musicians outside of the Dead's orbit.
- [Jerry Garcia & John Kahn](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/jerry-garcia-john-kahn/): Jerry Garcia and John Kahn shared a musical partnership that spanned several decades and left an indelible mark on the world of music. Their collaboration was rooted in a shared love of improvisation, exploration, and a deep connection to the music they created together.
- [Ratdog](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/ratdog/): Ratdog was a musical project formed by Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir in 1995, following the passing of Jerry Garcia. Named after Weir's nickname, "Rat," the band emerged as a platform for Weir to explore new musical directions and continue the legacy of the Grateful Dead in a post-Garcia era.
- [The Wolf Bros](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/755/): The Wolf Bros is a musical project featuring Grateful Dead guitarist and vocalist Bob Weir alongside renowned musician and producer Don Was. Formed in 2018, the duo, accompanied by drummer Jay Lane, embarked on a series of live performances that showcased Weir's rich musical legacy while exploring new avenues of creativity and expression.
- [Splintered Sunlight](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/splintered-sunlight/): Splintered Sunlight is a Grateful Dead tribute band that has been captivating audiences with their authentic renditions of the Dead's music since the early 1990s. Based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Splintered Sunlight has become a mainstay in the jam band scene, known for their faithful interpretations of the Grateful Dead's extensive catalog and their energetic live performances.
- [Dark Star Orchestra (DSO)](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/dark-star-orchestra-dso/): Dark Star Orchestra (DSO) is a tribute band that pays homage to the iconic rock band, the Grateful Dead. Formed in 1997, Dark Star Orchestra has gained widespread acclaim for their faithful recreations of Grateful Dead concerts, complete with authentic setlists, improvisational jams, and meticulous attention to detail.
- [Joe Russo’s Almost Dead (JRAD)](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/cover-bands/): Joe Russo's Almost Dead (JRAD) is a dynamic musical project that emerged in 2013, blending the improvisational spirit of the Grateful Dead with a fresh and innovative approach. The band's lineup features drummer Joe Russo alongside an ensemble of talented musicians, including keyboardist Marco Benevento, bassist Dave Dreiwitz, guitarist Scott Metzger, and guitarist Tom Hamilton.
- [The Grateful Dead](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/the-grateful-dead/): The Grateful Dead is more than just a band; it's a cultural phenomenon, an enduring legacy, and a symbol of the counterculture movement of the 1960s and beyond. Formed in Palo Alto, California in 1965, the Grateful Dead emerged as pioneers of psychedelic rock, blending elements of folk, blues, jazz, and improvisation to create a truly unique and groundbreaking sound.
- [Jerry Garcia](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/jerry-garcia/): Jerry Garcia was a musical icon whose influence transcended genres and generations. Born on August 1, 1942, in San Francisco, California, Garcia would go on to become one of the most beloved and influential musicians of the 20th century.
- [Bob Weir](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/bob-weir/): Bob Weir is a seminal figure in the world of rock music, renowned for his role as rhythm guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter for the iconic band, the Grateful Dead. Born on October 16, 1947, in San Francisco, California, Weir's musical journey began at a young age when he discovered his passion for the guitar.
- [Phil Lesh](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/phil-lesh/): Phil Lesh, born Philip Chapman Lesh on March 15, 1940, in Berkeley, California, is a foundational figure in the realm of rock music, best known for his role as the bassist and founding member of the Grateful Dead. Lesh's musical journey began at an early age when he discovered a passion for the bass guitar, drawn to its rhythmic and harmonic possibilities.
- [Mickey Hart](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/mickey-hart/): Mickey Hart, born Michael Steven Hartman on September 11, 1943, is a pioneering percussionist, drummer, and musicologist best known for his integral role in the Grateful Dead. With his innovative approach to rhythm and percussion, Hart helped shape the band's unique sound and became a central figure in the world of rock music.
- [Bill Kreutzmann](https://thegratefuldeadlive.com/performer/bill-kreutzmann/): Bill Kreutzmann, born William Kreutzmann Jr. on May 7, 1946, in Palo Alto, California, is a legendary drummer best known for his tenure as a founding member of the Grateful Dead. With his distinctive drumming style and unwavering rhythm, Kreutzmann played a vital role in shaping the band's sound and contributing to their status as one of the most influential groups in rock history.