Bob Weir

With Dead & Company hitting the road later this month, starting at The Times Union Center in Albany, Bob Weir shed some light on the the upcoming tour as well as the potential for more shows with the Fare Thee Well "Core Four" in the…

Lockn' Festival is upon us. The third year festival is all set for launch on Friday, September 11 in Arrington, Virginia and features some of the biggest names in the jamband world. Originally scheduled to begin September 10, a destructive…

On the heels of the announced Halloween show at Madison Square Garden and subsequent additional date due to popular demand, an official tour has now been announced via the official Dead and Company Instagram account. The first date of the…

Although Bob Weir may be done playing with the "core four," his musical aspirations aren't over yet. Bob Weir wants to be a cowboy... or at least make songs about them. He has a new album in the works that will feature an array of…

A few of us from NYS Music made it to the Dear Jerry show at Merriweather Post Pavilion on May 14, mostly for the fun of attending an outdoor show early in the season and celebrate the music of the Grateful Dead. Afterward we couldn't help…

Peach Music Festival lineup has been announced and festival goers will be pumped for what this festival has to offer in 2015. The headliners include: Gregg Allman, Santana, and  Bob Weir with Billy and The Kids. The festival will take place…

After much gossip and speculation, this morning, Deadheads everywhere received the confirmation they had been waiting for; The four core members of the Grateful Dead will reunite for their Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 years of the…

Furthur fans who visited the band's website this morning were met with a message from the band - To our loyal Furthur fans and members of the Furthur community at furthur.net, we'd like to thank you for a terrific ride. We'll be closing up…

With the Grateful Dead's 50th anniversary slated for next year it's starting to look like a true reunion tour is a possibility. Founding member Bob Weir as quoted in Rolling Stone: “We have to do something commemorative, I think we owe it…