Grateful Dead

"It always felt like destiny," Phil Lesh would say many years after the world's most famous jam band was born.

They'll honor the band's history with a trio of performances this summer.

With bassist Phil Lesh's recent passing, Weir is reconsidering the options.

Limited-edition ‘Enjoying the Ride’ marks the band’s 60th anniversary and covers 25 years of shows.

"I was hoping that we could play with him again one more time," Bill Kreutzmann said.

Deadheads can have a bedtime story, news article or poetry read to them by a virtual version of the late singer.

Members of the Grateful Dead, Phish and more paid tribute.

He was "surrounded by his family and full of love."

The 19-disc set chronicles an important period for the San Francisco group.

Their April 12, 1978, concert at Duke University will also be issued separately.