A planned Bay Area cultural center will bring together Jerry Garcia’s music, visual art, instruments and archive, with attention to the Grateful Dead’s live sound innovations and Garcia’s environmental advocacy.
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A planned Bay Area cultural center will bring together Jerry Garcia’s music, visual art, instruments and archive, with attention to the Grateful Dead’s live sound innovations and Garcia’s environmental advocacy.
The band’s rainbow-coded residency ended Sunday at the San Francisco room where so much of the Dead’s own story was written, with one Dead song per night woven into the set.
A recent discovery on Bravo has united two fervent communities, revealing an accidental documentary cameo by the late Phil Lesh during the first season of *The Real Housewives of New York City*.
The band’s new Play Dead service brings hundreds of live recordings, including many previously unreleased, to a dedicated streaming platform.
