July 8, 2010 - Jerry Garcia, who sang the national anthem at 1993's opening-day game of the San Francisco Giants, will be honored at the Giants-Cubs game on Aug. 9, the 15th anniversary of the Grateful Dead co-founder's death.
October 14, 2008 - It was hard to tell the Deadheads from the Democrats as the highly anticipated, one-off concert in support of presidential candidate Barack Obama, brought the surviving members of the Grateful Dead to the heart of Pennsylvania Monday (10/13).
September 26, 2005 - Everything felt so familiar--the songs, the players, the venue and the crowd. But someone was clearly missing from Saturday's (9/24) "Comes a Time - A Celebration of the Music and Spirit of Jerry Garcia" show at the U.C. Greek Theatre in Berkeley, CA.
February 1, 2001 - Bob Weir's Ratdog will kick off a month-long set of dates at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium on March 28. The group's itinerary, which includes a stop at the Three Rivers Festival in Columbia, S.C., will visit several small markets.
August 9, 2000 - The Who-Jimmy Page-Black Crowes tour has added a third night at Madison Square Garden. Tickets for the October 6 show go on sale on Monday (8/14).
June 8, 2000 - The Furthur Festival, which was first assembled in 1996 by surviving members of the Grateful Dead, will return to the road for a month-long jaunt that begins on Aug. 23 near San Diego, according to Grateful Dead Productions. Headlining band the Other Ones will be joined by Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers on all dates.
April 18, 2000 - Fans of the Grateful Dead will be able to see musicians from the prototypical jam band on their own U.S. tours this spring and summer. Meanwhile, the Furthur Festival, founded in 1996 by the band's surviving members, will be resurrected this summer after a yearlong hiatus.
September 25, 1999 - The confirmed itinerary for Ratdog's fall tour -- which is scheduled to visit 27 cities by Dec. 2 -- has been released by the band's representatives. The final routing shows the tour opening on Oct. 21 in San Diego and working its way east to close with shows in three Florida cities.
Bob Weir has postponed a number of solo dates that were due to kick off in early August.
