Dead & Company Brings Fall Tour To Houston: Recap, Setlist & The Skinny
Dead & Company Fall Tour 2021 continued with the band's first Houston area show on Friday at Cynthia Woods Mitchel Pavilion in The Woodlands, Texas.
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Dead & Company Fall Tour 2021 continued with the band's first Houston area show on Friday at Cynthia Woods Mitchel Pavilion in The Woodlands, Texas.
It wasn’t just “One More Saturday Night” for Bob Weir and Wolf Bros: It was the first Saturday night the band had played to a live, sold-out crowd since the pandemic shut down music venues.
Does your guitar fit your body? If not, you might not be getting the best out of it or your playing.
13, Dance & Back Ground Music Bob Weir – guitar and vocals, Phil Lesh – bass and vocals, Bill Kreutzmann – drums, Mickey Hart – percussion, Warren Haynes – guitar and vocals, Jeff Chimenti – keyboards Of the very few reviewers, most seem to not like the Dead being political. Apparently not out in the open, since they were ‘political” from the days when they were the Warlocks. Just that for the most part, they supported social events and ideals: REVIEW: Thanks for the Show A Great show on a memorable night. REVIEW: I long for a saner time(or insaner with common sense) I liked i...
It’s been a LONG time coming… Out on all major digital music outlets January 15th, 2021, Seepin’ is a song almost forty years in the making. The single, mastered by Alan Evans of Soulive, marks the very first original music output from three long-time veterans of the jam band scene. Individually, these musicians have gone on to play with Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Robby Krieger, Nels Cline, Tony Rice, moe., Oteil Burbridge, Steve Kimock, Keller Williams, Strangefolk, Gibb Droll, Big Leg Emma, Juggling Suns and more, but it all started in a friend’s basement in the early 1980’s a...