The Grateful Dead

The Grateful Dead will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their recording career next year with a new album reissue series.

Tom Constanten is the only surviving regular Grateful Dead keyboardist.

Dead and Company, the new band featuring John Mayer and members of the Grateful Dead, made their television debut on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon last night.

As John Mayer hinted a while back, Dead and Company will return for a series of summer dates.

They may have been two of the summer's hottest tickets, but the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards is no Dead Head.

Three of the four "core" Grateful Dead members have decided that this summer's five "Fare Thee Well" shows weren't the end of their time together after all.

Now that the Grateful Dead's 50th anniversary "Fare Thee Well" shows are on the books, it's time to take a look back at — and behind the scenes of — the concert event of the season.

A new Grateful Dead beer will be hitting the market this fall. The band worked with Dogfish Head Craft Brewery to create American Beauty, a "bold pale ale made with 100 percent U.S.-grown ingredients." But it took a suggestion from a fan to get the mix just right.

Grateful Dead lyricist extraordinaire Robert Hunter is on tour this coming autumn and the Hawk will hook you up with tickets to his Count Basie show on October 1st.

The Grateful Dead are finally releasing their 1972 benefit concert from a show in Veneta, Oregon on CD, DVD, LP and digital download.

Jerry Garcia and lyricist Robert Hunter were driving to the Grateful Dead's next concert stop in Springfield, N.J., on March 27, 1973, when they were pulled over.

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Monday night's (March 4) acoustic performance by Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead was cut short when Weir stood up and abruptly left the stage, mid-song. He was growing irritated with several chatty audience members, before leaving during Bob Dylan's 'A Hard Rain…