Terrapin Crossroads and Paper Moon Presents are excited to unveil the lineup for the final stop of the Terrapin Roadshow Northern California concert series—the August 17 concert at the Truckee Amphitheater. Nicki Bluhm and Jackie Greene will join this special late afternoon/evening of music alongside Grahame Lesh, Jeremy Hoenig, Ross James, Adam MacDougall, and JP McLean. Opening the show is Broken Compass, an up-and-coming string band that’s quickly making a name for itself.

From celebrated journalist Brian Anderson comes LOUD AND CLEAR: The Grateful Dead’s Wall of Sound and the Quest for Audio Perfection, an epic exploration of the groundbreaking speaker system that forever changed live music. Kirkus Reviews praises Anderson’s work as “an epic history… a fresh account of the Grateful Dead's relentless pursuit of sonic perfection.”

Young and Dead, an exciting new collective of talented young musicians, has rapidly captured the hearts and ears of Boulder’s vibrant live music scene since their debut in early 2024. This passionate group, all in their early 20s, share a deep appreciation for improvisation, the thrill of live performance, and the enduring legacy of the Grateful Dead.

Grahame Lesh, son of the legendary Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, is a gifted musician who has carved out his own space in the music world while continuing to honor his family’s rich legacy. A talented guitarist and vocalist, Grahame is perhaps best known as a founding member of the band Midnight North, among numerous other projects. Over the years, he has collaborated with a wide range of artists, including notable Grateful Dead alumni and musical icons.

Today, March 15th, 2025, the cosmic calendar turns to a date that holds both sweetness and melancholy—what would have been the 85th birthday of the inimitable Phil Lesh. Though he left our earthly stage last October, Phil’s spirit reverberates powerfully through the music world, a sonic beacon for those who seek magic in every note.

The Grateful Dead celebrates its diamond 60th anniversary this year with ENJOYING THE RIDE, a sweeping 60-CD collection that maps an epic cross-country road trip along the "Heady Highway" with stops at storied venues where the music, the moment, and the magic of the Grateful Dead reliably converged.

Terrapin Crossroads and Paper Moon Presents are thrilled to announce the lineup for the upcoming Terrapin Roadshow in Monte Rio on May 31 & June 1, featuring an all-star cast of musicians dedicated to carrying on the spirit of the Grateful Dead. Taking the stage at Monte Rio Amphitheater are Grahame Lesh, Sam Grisman, Dan "Lebo" Lebowitz, Amy Helm, Jason Crosby, Ezra Lipp, and special guests.

St. Martin’s Press is pleased to announce the release of Sharing in the Groove, the new oral history by Mike Ayers that delves into the extraordinary 1990s jam band scene.

At Grateful Web, we honor Herb Greene—a visionary photographer whose lens captured the very soul of the counterculture era and the enduring spirit of the Grateful Dead. Herb’s work was much more than images on paper; it chronicled a transformative time in music and art. His photographs, from the intimate moments in his San Francisco home studio to the iconic hieroglyphic wall that became a symbol of psychedelic creativity, immortalized the energy, passion, and camaraderie of an era that continues to inspire.

Bob and Patti first played together in 1995 in a big band at San Francisco’s Fillmore Auditorium, doing arrangements of Grateful Dead music. That one performance made them know they had connected. They went on to separate projects, but their musical paths crossed again in the first months of Covid, which sent both looking for a musical relationship amid the isolation of the pandemic. Patti shared a CD of ragas that she had just recorded.