Intentional or not, the 20th anniversary Grateful Dead tour in the summer of 1985 contained more "big moments" than any tour of the decade.

The live experience of the Grateful Dead was essential to everything the legendary band did and to its legions of fans, known ...

Ananda Lewis, a former MTV VJ who connected a generation of music fans to their favorite celebrities on the music network, ...

In the winter, St. Ambrose hosted a Grateful Dead tribute night called Truckin ... If you’re looking for more local art, swing by St. Ambrose 12-7 p.m. every Monday for the Honey Bee market ...

The designers also paid tribute to Garcia’s love of visual ... space would then maybe… we would have had to do the Grateful Dead bear or some obvious Jerry Garcia thing,” Quellos says.

Looking back in the Setlist.fm archives, the Grateful Dead performed the song dozens of times between 1988 and 1990. While trying to see when else the cover had been deployed, Billboard found a ...

His philosophy was simple: Art should stir the viewer, inviting them to a higher plane. The idea recurs in the show in a French-blue Grateful Dead cover — of a skeleton, crowned with bloodred ...

Biffle, a California native who lives in Virginia Beach, created many posters for the Grateful Dead and provided the cover art for their live album, “Truckin’ Up to Buffalo.” Like Cohn ...

“Part of that is all the sustained, thoughtful moments that we have on the horizon to not just let it be a launch moment, but embed it in our culture and the Grateful Dead’s culture.” A launch party ...