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Fans of the Grateful Dead debate whether you can still love the music while hating Jay Bianchi, the club owner now jailed on sex-assault charges.

Denver Police Department investigators found an apparent pattern of women being drugged and sexually assaulted by longtime jam band bar owner Jay Bianchi, according to an arrest affidavit released Friday.

The Indian eatery, which also has a location on East Colfax, took over the former Steuben's space in Arvada.

The controviersial Grateful Dead music venue and museum is no more after auctioning off its memorabilia. Founder Jay Bianchi is still in jail.

The Denver District Attorney's Office has charged Jay Bianchi with six felony counts of sexual assault and three misdemeanor counts of unlawful sexual contact and believe the former Denver bar owner could have more victims.

Jay Bianchi, the former owner of Sancho's Broken Arrow, Quixote's True Blue and former co-owner of So Many Road Brewery, is facing sexual assault charges in 3 cases.

Investigators believe there may be more potential victims who have not reported sexual assault incidents involving a businessman who is known in Denver's Grateful Dead bar scene.

It was a tough month with several notable closures, but 25 new spots also debuted including Rolling Pin Pizza, Dân Dã, Original by Greeks and more.

So Many Roads Brewery is done, says owner Tyler Bishop, as the bar distances itself from co-founder Jay Bianchi, arrested on suspicion of sexual assault

Former Denver jam band bar owner Jay Bianchi's alleged victims question why he has just now been arrested on sex assault suspicions, despite reports filed in 2020