Sturgill Simpson joined Dead and Company for a rendition of "Morning Dew" on the second night of the GD 60 shows in San ...

Dead and Company wrapped up three days in celebration of the Grateful Dead after hosting a very special guest: Phil Lesh‘s ...

The Grateful Dead, one of the great institutions in American music, threw itself a 60th-anniversary party this weekend. Dead & Company, the band led surviving Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart, ...

The city of San Francisco will and the organizers of Jerry Day will host a renaming ceremony for Jerry Garcia Street on ...

Billy Strings joined Dead & Company for a tribute to Jerry Garcia on what would have been the Grateful Dead frontman's 83rd birthday.

Surviving Grateful Dead members returned to their hometown to celebrate the band's 60th anniversary across three big shows in Golden Gate Park.

Saturday was night two of Dead and Company's historic three-night run in San Francisco, and local businesses are feeling the benefit from all the Deadheads in town.

Sturgill Simpson delighted fans at Dead & Company's show, which was held in honor of Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary.

Grateful Dead offshoot Dead & Company and Sturgill Simpson combine for memorable moment at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

The Outlaw Music Festival hit Jones Beach in Long Island with a stellar lineup that included Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Wilco, and Lucinda Williams.

Dead & Company brought in Sturgill Simpson and Grahame Lesh to help put together a stellar Saturday showing in Golden Gate Park.

Sturgill Simpson, Bob Weir and John Mayer all on one stage? Say less. Country music star with countless genre-bending hits?