Our first September show, of four, is fast approaching. Come to the Fiddlers Elbow for our regular residency show in less than 2 weeks tickettailor.com/events/gratefu…?

We just added some news about confirmed dates for 2025 on the 'Latest' page of the website. Grab your diary and see what you can make next year. Gratefuldudes.co.uk

New shirts and bags have arrived for sale at shows. New tie dyes, baseball shirts and totes

Totes for when you want to save our shirt for later

Tickets for tonight's show on Camden are still available buytickets.at/gratefuldudes/…

Tickets for this weekend are going fast now that the Big Brum Deadhead Weekender is in full swing. Catch us tomorrow gratefuldudes.co.uk/show/the-dudes…

And while we're at it, well over three quarters of Saturday's tickets have gone now so if you're coming to beautiful Hebden Bridge for Saturday get you tickets here gratefuldudes.co.uk/show/the-dudes…

Birmingham was a delight tonight. Great friendly crowd and lots of dancing from start to finish. Thanks go to Towyns Fossil lights

Doors tonight are 7.30 and we hit the stage at 8.00 PM sharp! Don't be late!

Boy oh boy! Our biggest audience yet at the wonderful The Trades Club tonight and what a fantastic crowd you all were. Singing, dancing and encouraging us in ways that made the night just exactly perfect.

First episode of what looks like being a fantastic documentary series from the Playing On The Farm festival has dropped. Take a look and see who you can spot among the friends. youtu.be/Ydk2ORlBzBI?si…

gratefuldudes.co.uk/show/the-dudes… Tickets are starting to go fast for our show welcoming DSO fans to London. Make sure you're not outside still with a finger up at 7.00 tomorrow!

This must be the place. Deadheads amassing at the Albany as we post

Music! Pay what you like! Multi track from our recent Birmingham show is up at our Bandcamp site now. Take a listen and relive the recent mini- tour from September thegratefuldudes.bandcamp.com/album/2024-09-…

Today we lost a brother. Our hearts and love go out to Jill Lesh, Brian and Grahame. Phil Lesh was irreplaceable. In one note from the Phil Zone, you could hear and feel the world being born. His bass flowed like a river would flow. It went where the muse took it. He was an

At the age of seventeen, I listened to the John Coltrane Quartet, focusing on McCoy Tyner’s work, feeding Coltrane harmonic and rhythmic ideas to springboard off of - and I developed an approach to guitar playing based off of it. This happened because Phil turned me on... 1/6

Phil Lesh was my brother. Not by blood but still by family. I’ve heard so many of you tell me that the Grateful Dead changed your life. Yeah, well… Phil Lesh changed mine. Thank you Phil. I’ll miss you, darn it.

We now have a Bluesky feed which is probably going to be the main one. Follow us there. GratefulDudes is the thing to search there

Tonight! Cambridge for the first time. A new city and venue, so come along for mind bending fun! theportlandarms.co.uk/wp/event/grate…