From The Vault: Rare Grateful Dead Concert Program From 1983/1984

Produced for their national tour, the program features band photos, artwork, and era-specific commentary that reflects the Dead’s unique blend of improvisation, culture, and community.

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August 07, 2025

From The Vault: Grateful Dead Posters & More

From posters to vinyl, and tickets to programs, this is your chance to claim a piece of Grateful Dead history.

Auction ends Friday, 8/8 at 5 PM EDT.

1983/1984 Concert Program

Current Bid: $225

This original Grateful Dead concert program from 1983/84 offers a snapshot of the band during a high-energy era marked by evolving setlists, new material, and renewed creative momentum. Produced for their national tour, the program features band photos, artwork, and era-specific commentary that reflects the Dead’s unique blend of improvisation, culture, and community.

Printed on glossy stock and preserved in near mint condition, this piece captures the vibe of early-'80s Dead, when Brent Mydland’s keyboards were in full swing and the band was delivering fiery performances coast to coast.

BG 17 – Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane, Fillmore Auditorium (July 15–17, 1966)

Starting Bid: $75

This iconic Wes Wilson poster commemorates the three-night residency at the historic Fillmore in San Francisco (July 15–17, 1966), featuring seminal performances by Jefferson Airplane supported by the Grateful Dead. Printed as a third edition lithograph and preserved in excellent condition with light edge and corner wear, it's a masterpiece of psychedelic concert artwork—tall, narrow format with vivid color and Wilson’s bold, flowing typography.

Ideally suited for collectors of 1960s concert posters, this tall-format piece by Wes Wilson captures the vibrant energy of early San Francisco psychedelic rock. A standout for frame-and-display, it’s a rare collectible reflecting two pioneering bands at a historic moment.

Mardi Gras 1993 Poster

Current Bid: $300

Celebrate the spirit of Fat Tuesday Dead-style with this vibrant original 1993 Mardi Gras poster, created by artist Harry Rossit for the Grateful Dead’s annual celebration at the Oakland Coliseum. Known for their festive and playful Mardi Gras shows, the Dead leaned into the pageantry with parades, costumes, and unexpected setlists.

Rossit’s artwork bursts with New Orleans flair, blending psychedelic motifs with traditional Mardi Gras imagery. This is an excellent condition original. The corners show light wear with faint edge rubbing, and the surface retains strong color and gloss. Overall, remarkably well-preserved with only minor signs of handling.

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