In a 1980 interview, Jerry Garcia once attested to why Grateful Dead's musical style was so controversial during their heyday.

Bob Dylan has always been an exceptional songwriter, but he believes that the Grateful Dead guitarist took his compositions to the next level.

Any musician needs to think outside the box when they play, but Jerry Garcia was convinced that some styles were incapable of evolution.

Photo: Jay Blakesberg Jerry Garcia’s hometown influence continues to thrive. On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, San Francisco’s ...

What a long, strange trip it’s been” for the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir – or Bobby Weir, as he goes by these days.  As ...

Dead & Company returned to Sphere on Friday where the band delivered their first "Liberty", "Me & My Uncle", and "Ramble on Rose" of 2025.

The Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir recently made a surprise guest appearance with the Best of All Worlds band, playing Sammy ...

San Francisco’s Great American Music Hall will be the home base for a three-night celebration in honor of the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary, beginning ...

Just off the lobby of the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum is the “picking room” — a cozy, glass-enclosed corner where visitors are encouraged to grab any of the guitars, banjos and fiddles ...

Warren Haynes played Jerry Garcia’s iconic “Alligator” guitar on covers of “Black Peter” and Steely Dan’s “Pretzel Logic” in ...