More fun than a frog in a glass of milk 🐸 What’s your favorite Bobby line?

In 1982, Jerry Garcia and Bobby Weir sat down with David Letterman to chat about being in the Grateful Dead during the ‘60's, Dead Heads, and more.

Introducing Mickey Hart, multi-GRAMMY Award-winning @gratefuldead and Dead & Company drummer/percussionist, as our newest XO/Art artist. His piece, “Rhythms of the Universe,” explores the deeper connections between music, art, and the cosmos. In celebration of #EarthDay , Hart’s

“Of all possible worlds we only got one, we gotta ride on it.” 🌎💚 

Share your love for the planet today and check out the new Earth Day Collection available on Dead.net, featuring designs by @/gordonmthomas, @/cmeyers, @/sunflower_form, @/arnokiss,

'’The sound is so strong it's unmeasurable,’ claims the band's manager, Jonathan Reister. ‘About 130 decibels - just about the same as a jet, except that a jet gets away from you fast.’ - Jonathan Reister interviewed by Bud Collins for the ‘Boston Globe’ in April 1969.

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Daydreaming of sunny lot bliss with Dead Heads today 🌈⚡️

Fan photos via Dead.net

Tomorrow’s the day to get your hands on ‘Nightfall of Diamonds’—hitting shelves for the first time on vinyl 🌃

This album has been newly mastered on 4LP, 180-gram black vinyl, featuring a bonus 8th-side etching. Secure your copy exclusively at participating independent music

“He was a huge part of what the Grateful Dead was about.” - Bobby Weir

Celebrating the Dead’s longtime roadie, Ram Rod, on what would have been his birthday today 🌹

Born Laurence Shurtliff, “Ram Rod” started working with the band in 1967 as a truck driver and later became a

Is there anything better than being a Dead Head when one of your favorite shows is officially released in its entirety? Dave's Pick Volume 50: Palladium, New York City, NY 5/3/77, presents Betty Cantor-Jackson's complete recording, along with select highlights from the first set

The Dead's third destination on their Europe 1972 tour was the Kingdom of Denmark, where they staged three performances. Listen to this snippet of 'Truckin',' performed live at the Tivoli Concert Hall on this day in 1972.

The Grateful Dead vaults have opened once again with ‘From The Mars Hotel: The Angel’s Share.’

This collection features 16 newly discovered session recordings from spring 1974 at San Francisco’s Coast Recorders. Hear the band's creative process firsthand as they craft classics

Take a wild guess? 💀⚡️

From last night’s Jeopardy, Season 40, Episode 157.

Even as the regular season winds down, the music plays on 🏀💀⚡

Photo by Ezra Shaw

You’re stranded on a deserted island with only one Grateful Dead tape, which show is it?

Time to shine tapers 🌈 Share your favorite tapes from your collection below.

“We supported our traveling by selling grilled cheeses on the lot. Funny story, my one friend Rob worked in the dorm cafeteria and he stole a big block of American sliced cheese. We went to Aldi and got like 10 loaves of white bread for cheap and took a propane gas stove with us.

Go into the studio with the Grateful Dead & uncover the haunting magic inside “China Doll' as the Good Ol’ Grateful Deadcast continues its tour of 1974 on its new season about From The Mars Hotel. gd.lnk.to/ChinaDoll

Vampire Weekend performs “Peggy-O” (Grateful Dead cover). Watch the full cover on the SiriusXM app now. Listen here: sxm.app.link/VampireWeekendX

“I considered myself a folksinger, and then we all became bluegrass musicians. When it turned rock and roll, I turned to my typewriter.” - Robert Hunter, The Golden Road, 1984

‘Tales of the Great Rum Runners (Deluxe Edition)’ introduces a freshly remastered version of the

On this day in 1967, the Dead put on two back-to-back shows in San Francisco. The first was a free show at the Panhandle park, followed by another performance at the Longshoremen’s Hall later that evening. While the first performance was free to the public, the second would

A total solar eclipse is the perfect excuse to listen to Dark Star on repeat 🌒 What’s your favorite live version of the tune?