Tonight, we held a moment of silence in honor of Bay Area legend Bob Weir. His legacy and contributions to the music industry will live forever. Rest in peace, Bob Weir.

Bob Weir on legacy

"OK Bob. I'll do it your way..." –John Mayer #JohnMayer, A Man Of Many Words, Says Farewell To Dead & Co Bandmate #BobWeir With Just A Few: liveforlivemusic.com/news/john-maye…

John’s admiration for Bob was always evident❤️

Fare thee well Bob. Let your life proceed by its own design. Rest easy 🌹

“I tend to think death of death as the last and best reward for a life well-lived” Fare Thee Well Bobby Let your proceed by its own design

Today as the Dead faithful celebrated the life of Bob Weir, John Mayer delivered perhaps the only “Ripple” that’s ever made me smile-cry… Highly suggest.😔

Singer John Mayer sings Grateful Dead’s “Ripple” during a public memorial for the band’s co-founder Bob Weir at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco. Read more and see additional images from the memorial → sfchronicle.com/sf/article/bob… 📽️: stephen lam / S.F. Chronicle

John Mayer honors his close friend and bandmate, Bob Weir, and the "adventure of a lifetime" they had together while performing with Dead & Company at a public memorial held at the Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco on Saturday. "Bob took a chance on me. He staked his entire

The Final Trip Here, presented chronologically, are the final curtain calls of every dearly departed member of the Dead. rollingstone.com/music/music-fe…

john mayer, the man you are! no tribute speech moved me like this one

I remember when everybody laughed at the idea of the "Your Body Is a Wonderland" guy playing Dead music. Everybody fell silent once he started playing. It's almost impossible for those who grew up with "Sexual Napalm"-era Mayer to clock how natural and right the transition felt.

John Mayer delivered an emotional rendition of "Ripple" and a heartfelt eulogy for Bob Weir at a public memorial Saturday in San Francisco rollingstone.com/music/music-ne…

I thought long and hard about what to say or do for Bob’s celebration in San Francisco. To quote one of Bob’s other famous sayings as we walked to the stage to play some music together “Let’s take a long walk in the woods” – so I chose to show some of those highlights. You could

Bobby Weir's Homecoming Celebration of Life: See photos from the San Francisco memorial service as band mates, friends and Deadheads paid tribute to the Grateful Dead legend rollingstone.com/music/music-pi…

“To the countless musicians who have shared a stage with Bobby, I share in this sadness with you. To have played behind him is to know how the songs go. We will forever share stories of what we learned from studying under a master” - Excerpt from John Mayer’s eulogy for Bob Weir

Bob Weir, Dave Matthews, and Warren Haynes discussed touring as a supergroup, Haynes reveals in our new podcast episode rollingstone.com/music/music-fe…

LET’S GOOOOOOOOO!!!! 🤩

So many unforgettable calls... which Rick Rizzs call is your favorite?