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“Widely considered one of the greatest single performances of any song by the Grateful Dead.” - David Lemieux “Shakedown Street,” live at Merriweather Post Pavilion, 6/30/85. One of seven previously unreleased shows featured on ‘Summer Magic 1985.’ Listen to the full performance:
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Sparks were flying at Woodstock on this day in 1969⚡ The Dead were one of 32 performers at the historic 1969 festival in Bethel, New York, where they played to a crowd of roughly 460,000. Faulty electrical wiring mixed with rainfall caused a literally electrifying performance, with the Dead getting shocked at the mere touch of their instruments. Despite this, the band wrapped their set with a 36-minute-long "Turn On Your Love Light." In Jerry’s own words, “we were terrible.” 📹 Late Night with David Letterman, 1987
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Talkin' 'bout, Hey now! 🌈 Right before JFK Stadium was condemned and shut down for structural decay, the Grateful Dead took it around for one last spin on this day in 1989. Just hours before the show, inspectors had reportedly found piles of combustible materials and endless electrical problems. Nonetheless, the love of jamming propelled the show forward and closed out with an ironic “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.” You can find this performance of “Iko Iko” in 'Crimson, White, and Indigo,’ captured at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia on 07/07/89, on the Grateful Dead YouTube channel.
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Considered one of the greatest performances of the band's final decade of performing, the 6/17/91 Giants Stadium show features rare cinematic appearances by Bruce Hornsby and Vince Welnick, plus an introduction from Grateful Dead archivist and legacy manager, David Lemieux. Join us for two nights only as the unforgettable show returns to the big screen on August 8 & 10. Get tickets at
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Heads as far as the eye can see 💀⚡ It was a scorchin’ July day in 1986 when the Dead and the Heads packed into RFK Stadium. Local news outlets were astonished to see the community that pulled through despite the hundred-degree weather. The Washington fire department came in to hose everyone down to keep the peace. Bob Dylan and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers were openers for both nights of this run, standing strong against the tough conditions in leather get-ups. Footage from Cleveland Live Music on YouTube
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That feeling every time “Truckin’” comes on 💃🕺 "From the penultimate show before the Dead's nearly two year touring hiatus, this version of ‘Truckin'’ was a highlight of the Grateful Dead Movie, for both its strong performance with its climactic, explosive ending, but also for the wonderful fan and Dead Head scene intercuts throughout. A top notch rendition." - David Lemieux Dance through the 50th anniversary celebration of the Dead’s Winterland 1974 run by revisiting “Truckin’” on the Grateful Dead YouTube Channel.
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In the fall of 1980, the Grateful Dead brought back dual acoustic and electric sets during their long stretches at the Warfield and Radio City Music Hall, allowing Jerry room to move between fingerpicked acoustic passages and searing electric improvisation in a single night. Enjoy this short clip of Jerry shredding on "Fire on the Mountain," live from Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, on 10/31/80.
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Fire up your 4th of July weekend early by tuning into the YouTube livestream of 'Crimson, White & Indigo' tomorrow, July 3, 2026, at 8PM ET / 5PM PT 🇺🇸 Captured at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia on July 7, 1989, this show would serve as an epic Grateful Dead sendoff of JFK Stadium as the venue closed down shortly afterward. Follow the channel, hit subscribe, and set a reminder so you don't miss a second.
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The Grateful Dead played their historic In Concert Against AIDS benefit on May 27th, 1989, alongside Tracy Chapman, Tower of Power, Los Lobos, Joe Satriani, and John Fogerty. The benefit would raise funds to support Northern California AIDS agencies, raising awareness and combatting the stigmas against the disease. The energy of the Bay Area coming together to support the cause led to on stage collaborations with Bobby and Jerry joining John Fogerty on guitar and vocals, as well as Randy Jackson on bass, and Steve Jordan on drums. Watch a bit of the Dead’s performance of “Althea” during the show, available in full on the Grateful Dead YouTube Channel.
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