In response to the devastating High Park Fires – Great American Taxi has decided to make their July 20th show at the historic Mishawaka Amphitheatre a benefit show for NoCo Rebuilding Network to help those affected by the fires. While the Mishawaka is currently closed due to the threat of fires, they hope to be… Continue reading Great American Taxi Announce High Park fire benefit
Thurston Moore is an innovator; he’s the type of musician who has seemingly never had a box to think inside of. From his days leading Sonic Youth, on through various collaborative efforts with the likes of Nels Cline, Mike Watt, Cypress Hill and a long list of others, Moore has hardly ever put out conventional… Continue reading Thurston Moore | Boulder Theater | 6/27/12 | Review & Photos
Grateful Web was recently fortunate enough to speak with bluegrass/newgrass mandolinist, David Grisman. Dawg was kind enough to share some of his history with bluegrass legend, Del McCoury, David & Del‘s new release, Hardcore Bluegrass in the Dawg House, David‘s music label, Acoustic Disc and the hi-definition re-release of the classic Garcia/Grisman album, Grateful Dawg.… Continue reading The Grateful Web Interview with David Grisman
Through their long and wild career, The Rolling Stones have made their mark on our culture; from epic albums to famously bad behavior. Over their 50 year history, journalists have collected a treasure trove of material, but none more prolific than music journalist Hanspeter Kuenzler. The eBook People have partnered with Kuenzler in this new… Continue reading 50 Years: The Rolling Stones | Views from the Inside, Views from the Outside
Grateful Dead Books LLC (GDB) is consistently rated the best site on Facebook for fans of the Grateful Dead with over 100+ million post views to date. The Facebook website features around the clock discussion and free music offerings from a vast network of sources. Have you been searching for that amazing Jerry Garcia Band… Continue reading Grateful Dead Books Launches New Website
The successful Birdland Django Reinhardt Festival will expand this summer by joining with WORLD YACHT for a cruise around Manhattan to the live musical style of the great Django Reinhardt, performed by one of America’s top hot jazz bands, “The Hot Club of Detroit”, showcasing some of the music from their new release ‘Junction’ on… Continue reading Birdland's Django Reinhardt Festival Partners with World Yacht
Following the release of their expansive double album, Happy Book, Jerry Joseph & The Jackmormons are on tour throughout the U.S. this spring/summer. Captured with muscle and blood by Joseph’s longtime trio The Jackmormons, Happy Book presents Jerry Joseph & The Jackmormons at their most diverse and confident; it’s a record with a wide swing… Continue reading Jerry Joseph & The Jackmormons Release Special Edition 7" Vinyl
More than 20,000 music fans descended on the idyllic Double JJ Ranch in Rothbury, Michigan this past weekend for the Sold Out 2012 Electric Forest festival. The second installment of the enormously successful music and camping festival proved – once again – to offer a festival experience like no other.With a slamming lineup of some… Continue reading Sold Out Electric Forest Raises Money for Schools & Pantries
Toubab Krewe‘s CARNAVALITO, a two-day mini-fest, is taking place at the Pisgah Brewing Company in Black Mountain, NC on Friday, July 13th and Saturday, July 14th, 2012. Two eco-friendly transportation options are available with a shuttle running between Asheville, Pisgah Brewing Company and the KOA campground. Free admission for kids and special activities encourage families… Continue reading Toubab Krewe's Carnavalito UPDATES
In March, we were excited to share with you the news of our major new exhibit, Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip, as well as exclusive video content related to the opening.We are eager to provide these brand new spotlight pieces, which include rare insight into the Grateful Dead‘s performances, an inside look at Jerry… Continue reading Grateful Dead Exhibit at the Rock-n-Roll Hall Ends in December