Fifty-five years ago tonight, the Grateful Dead and Miles Davis Quintet opened a four-night run of shows together at Bill Graham‘s Fillmore West. Both bands were riding the momentum from the ...

Fifty-five years ago tonight at the University of Cincinnati Fieldhouse, the Grateful Dead played “Candyman” for the first time during a show that also included Ken Kesey & the Merry ...

Dead & Company, the latest and most enduring post-Grateful Dead project, is about to take to the stage for the second time at the Las Vegas Sphere. The lineup contains original Grateful Dead rhythm ...

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue lead their annual Jazz Fest-time concert full of special guests, this year including Elvis Costello, Lauren Daigle, Andy Grammer, Allen Stone and more. At 8 p.m.

So, if you consider yourself a member of this community (and if you’re reading this article, then you probably do), you need to check out Walmart’s secret Grateful Dead band tee section.

When you think about the Grateful Dead and their live performances of epic proportion, you’ll often think about the crowds that used to frequent their performances and how dedicated they were to the ...

The Grateful Dead was more like a lifestyle than a band. If you wanted to be really intense, you could even call them a cult. The devotion of Deadheads makes the BTS army look like casuals, going far ...

To commemorate popular music‘s longest, strangest trip, there are the countless Dead reissues, boxed sets and fashion items. But Grateful Dead imagery — the Skulls & Roses, the Dancing Bears ...

The Grateful Dead performed at the Capitol Theatre 18 times during 11 months in 1970 to 71. In Port Chester, Lesh’s son Grahame Lesh, fans, Capitol Theatre representatives and village officials ...

Previously known as "The Warlocks," the Grateful Dead played its first show under the new name in 1965. (Credit: Heritage) When the Grateful Dead played its first live show Dec. 4, 1965 ...