Dead & Company to Play Golden Gate Park, Goose Mexico Weekend
Tedeschi Trucks Band Welcome Jimmie Vaughan on Prince Cover
Carter Norfleet, Carly Field, Viktor & Corinne Guglielmo
May 12, 2025
May 12, 2025
NEWS
The Mayor of San Francisco, Daniel Lurie, has announced Dead & Company’s August 1-3 concerts at historic Golden Gate Park in celebration of the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary via Twitter/X.
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On Saturday Goose closed out their debut event at El Ganzo Oasis in San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico. Viva El Gonzo featured three days of Goose along with a variety of other artists, including Dawes, The War On Drugs, LP Giobbi, Andy Frasco & The U.N., Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Sierra Hull, Dogs In A Pile, Eggy and Mihali.
READ MORE: Goose Welcome Members of Dawes in Mexico
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On Friday, May 9, Tedeschi Trucks Band rolled into Austin, Texas for another striking performance in their “Live in 25!” Tour.
Celebrate one of the most iconic eras in Grateful Dead history with this officially licensed Grateful Dead T-Shirt, featuring original artwork by illustrator Drew Millward. Part of the Grateful Dead at The Capitol Theatre, 1970-1971 series, this design pays homage to the band’s legendary performances at the historic Port Chester, NY venue, a run that captured the Dead at the height of their exploratory, psychedelic sound.
FEATURE
How do you follow an act like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers? If you’re Benmont Tench, the band’s keyboard master throughout its four decades, then you just keep doing what you love the most.
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On Saturday, May 10, Warren Haynes Band took their Million Voices Whisper tour to the Majestic Ventura Theatre in Ventura, Calif., to support Haynes’ latest solo album of the same name. During the concert’s latter half, the bandleader welcomed 12-year-old guitar prodigy, Saxon Weiss, to riff on the Little Milton original, turned Jerry Garcia Band-associated cover, “That’s What Love Will Make You Do.”
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Last September, The Teskey Brothers assumed the spotlight in London for a sold-out three-show run at the iconic Hammersmith Apollo. Now, the Melbourne-based duo of brothers Josh and Sam Teskey have unveiled their plans to share that landmark staging with fans around the world through Live at the Hammersmith Apollo, a 10-track live record set to release on July 11 via Glassnote.
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On Saturday, May 10, Karina Rykman took the stage for her long-awaited performance at New York’s Webster Hall. Rykman’s largest headline show to date was a big moment for the rapidly rising jam star and her hometown crowd alike, who showed out for a non-stop sing-along at the New York indie institution.
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