Can You Name Jerry Garcia’s Guitars?

Doug Irwin, Luthier Who Crafted Jerry Garcia’s Legendary Guitars, Passes Away at 76

Paul McCartney Delivers Two Intimate Concerts at Los Angeles’ Fonda Theatre

Ever Hear the Dead Go Fully Acoustic? Bear's Sonic Journals Captures it.

On April 25, 1981, the Grateful Dead, billed here as "The (Not) Dead", took the stage at Berkeley Community Theater for an intimate acoustic set that remains one of the most beloved documents of the band's quieter side. This show was captured by the legendary Owsley "Bear" Stanley and showcases Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Billy Kreutzmann, and John Kahn running through a warm set of folk, bluegrass, and country classics.

moe. Plot moe.down Underground at The Caverns, Welcome Emma Derhak for “Can’t You See” in Florida

Celebrate Bobby Weir with this Special Relix Edition

For more than half a century, Bob Weir stood at the center of American music, a founding member of the Grateful Dead whose rhythm guitar work, distinctive baritone, and restless creative spirit helped define one of the most enduring legacies in rock history. Yet he was so much more than that as well. He was not only an inspiring artist, he was an inviting presence. Relix's 132-page softcover edition pays tribute to this endearing and enduring musician.

It Must Have Been The Roses: Gillian Welch and David Rawlings on Their Grateful Dead Devotion and Acoustic Reckoning Tour

Tedeschi Trucks Band Revive Covers from The Beatles, The Wood Brothers and Harry Styles During Night Nine at The Beacon