In 1966, the Dead were not political, at least not in the sense in which we are accustomed to considering politics. But these were inherently political days in California. Culture and politics swirled ...

Photo: Cassidy Friedman Tom “TC” Constanten, the Grateful Dead’s contributor on keys from 1968 to 1970, is asking for ...

Beth Sunflower ’s images of rhythm guitarist Bob Weir in jail is proof of an October 2, 1967, drug bust at 710 Ashbury, where ...

T he Grateful Dead Movie has been remastered for sound and picture and returns to the big screen in August 2025. The follows ...

Meet Addison Mizner himself at his namesake venue, and visit the Norton for a free day of activities. Plus, Postmodern ...

Fred Cothard was enjoying the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary concert when he "suddenly collapsed," his family revealed in a ...

At Fiserv Forum Aug. 8, the 32-year-old Michigan-born bluegrass virtuoso suggested he'll carry on the Grateful Dead tradition ...

According to reports, Fred Cothard, a Deadhead and fan of jam band Grateful Dead, passed away while dancing at a recent anniversary concert.

Headliners this year include Doja Cat, Tyler the Creator and Hozier, marking the 17th anniversary of the festival.

Fred Cothard, who owned a construction business since the 1990s, collapsed at Golden Gate Park while attending the show with ...

The Dead, as has often been noted, were not political, at least not in the sense in which we are accustomed to considering politics. They did not endorse Pat Brown or appear at benefits for him.