Glory Days for Phish and Bruce Springsteen (2009)

Bonnaroo closed out on Sunday night with a trip to the Jersey Shore via a collaboration between Phish and Bruce Springsteen. At the close of Phish’s first set, following a version of ‘Run Like An Antelope,’ Trey Anastasio thanked the crowd and then described attending his first concert ever at age 12: ‘I can’t say that concert has ever been rivaled in my mind. I saw that concert and I thought every concert was going to be like that, exploding with energy for three straight hours…it turned out that wasn’t always true. And all of us now are going to have the opportunity to share the stage with my boyhood hero and still my hero today, Bruce Springsteen.’

Dead & Company Continue Debuts with “To Lay Me Down” at Wrigley Field (2019)

Dead & Company continued their spring tour dates on Friday evening with the first of two performances at Chicago’s Wrigley Field this weekend (drummer Mickey Hart donned a Cubs jersey to mark the occasion), and the band kept the live debuts coming with the first Dead & Co. rendition of “To Lay Me Down.”

Skull & Roses. Dancing Bears. Terrapins. Ready to Roll.

Our officially-licensed Grateful Dead wrapping paper collection features three standout designs: the timeless Skull & Roses, playful Dancing Bears, and a blue-and-white checkerboard print packed with classic Deadhead icons like terrapins, stealies, mushrooms, and lightning bolts.

Each pattern is crafted by artist Lia Burke Libaire and brings its own vibe, bold, trippy, and unmistakably Grateful. Whether you're wrapping a birthday gift or just adding a personal touch, these designs bring rock-and-roll charm to every celebration.

Todd Nance and Widespread Panic Rise to the Occasion (2000)

Georgia’s Widespread Panic is in transit once again. This can be gleaned from a glance at the band’s tour docket, as the group will take to the road on June 23 for a summer of shows which includes three sold out nights at Red Rocks Amphitheater, four at the Warfield and a date with Bob Dylan & Phil Lesh. However, this statement also applies to Panic’s recording future. After parting ways with Capricorn, the band is a free agent once again, with a number of labels already courting the sextet.

Phish - June 2009 Relix Issue

The June 2009 Relix issue features a Phish cover story on the band's comeback after a 5-year hiatus, plus additional articles and interviews with The Decemberists, MGMT, Iggy Pop, Béla Fleck, Vampire Weekend, Girl Talk, Indigo Girls, Steve Kimock, and much more!

From The Bonnaroo Beacon: Liverpool in Manchester (2013)

We may be in Manchester, Tennessee but everyone was in a Liverpool state of mind Friday night for headliner Paul McCartney. The former Beatle was the most-anticipated artist at this year’s event with interest in his set spread across performers, festivarians, vendors and age groups. People started lining up at midday for the opportunity to be in the pit for his 9 p.m. performance.

From The Bonnaroo Beacon: “We’re Going To Be Friends” (2014)

On some fundamental level, the idea that animates the Bonnaroo Music Festival is connection. Whether flying thousands of miles or driving a few dozen, folks make their pilgrimage to The Farm with the hope of connecting with artists, with audience members and with each other. The beauty of Bonnaroo is that the common ground for this connection is quite broad in scope.

Billy Strings Shares Pro-Shot “Thunder” from Louisville, Recalls Writing Music for Robert Hunter’s Lyrics (2021)

Billy Strings recently shared a pro-shot clip of “Thunder,” a tune he fashioned out of a set of lost Robert Hunter lyrics. Strings was assigned the tune by friend/mentor Bill Kreutzmann, and it first manifested during the Grateful Dead drummer’s Grateful Mahalo birthday celebration. Since then, Strings has revived the tune – as seen here in Louisville – giving it an entirely new life.

George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic, Dopapod and Blue Eye Extinction Land The Mothership at Relix Studio (2022)

Yesterday, June 14, George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic, Dopapod and Blue Eye Extinction stopped by the Relix Studio in New York City. The intimate performance took place and was livestreamed from the renovated space located in the basement of what was once the Jazz Standard on East 27th Street, ahead of the respective ensembles’ performances set for Summerstage in Central Park, tonight.

Mike Gordon Welcomes Drew Carey for “Blender Jam,” Debuts “Human Nature” in California Series (A Gallery + Recap) (2024)

On Friday, June 14, Mike Gordon concluded a two-night Southern California series to set off his summer solo touring. With a show at Solana Beach, Calif.’s Belly Up Tavern on Thursday, June 13, and another at Los Angeles’ Teragram Ballroom on the following evening, the artist set an extremely high bar for shows to come, demonstrating his strong awareness with the will of the fans and desire to stir up the discourse.