On this day, October 18th, 1926, the cosmos gifted us Chuck Berry—a luminary whose music became the heartbeat of generations. Today, we at Grateful Web gather to honor not just the man, but the boundless legacy he etched into the soul of rock 'n' roll. Chuck Berry was not merely a musician; he was a storyteller, a visionary who strummed the strings of our collective consciousness with his electric guitar.

Tonight, music history comes alive as fans worldwide are invited to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead's iconic five-night run at the Winterland Ballroom. Starting at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET, audiences can experience "The Grateful Dead Movie" along with exclusive bonus performances, all remastered in high-definition.

In West Marin County, California, on Saturday afternoon, a benefit performance by Skeleton Krewe, a unique trio (Stephen Inglis, Barry Sless, and Rob Barraco) in which each member possesses decades of high-level Grateful Dead-esque experience, was enhanced by the presence of two powerhouse musical guests (Pete Sears and Jay Lane), both of whom have displayed their own improvisational prowess seemingly forever.

Record Store Day Black Friday is back, bringing with it a must-have limited edition release for Deadheads. On Friday, November 29th, head to your local independent music retailer to secure the exclusive 4LP boxed set of ‘Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, CT 5/5/77’ pressed on 180g black vinyl.

Deadheads, it's time to secure your place on the boat for the highly anticipated Dead Set On The Bay VI! Set sail Sunday, October 20th, aboard the luxurious triple-decker Fume Blanc for a peak live Dead experience that will take you back to the magical year of 1979.

Today, SIERRA HULL — the 2x GRAMMY-nominated and 6x International Bluegrass Music Association Award-winning artist — has released her roots-laced rendition of “Black Muddy River” — which has been a recurring gem in her live set for years. Originally released in 1987 by the legendary improvisational psychedelic rock group Grateful Dead, HULL’s version doubles down on earthy sonic tapestry and bluegrass-tinged musicianship.

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SIERRA HULL, the 2x GRAMMY-nominated and 6x International Bluegrass Music Association Award-winning artist, has announced her roots-laced rendition of “Black Muddy River” — which has been a recurring gem in her live set for years — will be released on Friday, September 27.

This Friday, September 20th, a peak of the Grateful Dead's post-hiatus period will be immortalized with the release of Friend Of The Devils: April 1978. Available exclusively from Dead.net, the 19CD boxed set features eight previously unreleased concerts from the start of an historic tour – when “Drums” and “Space” first became regular live segments, and forever redefined the Grateful Dead’s live experience.

On this somber September day, we turn our thoughts to the legend who cast a long shadow upon the fields of country music—Hank Williams, born on this day in 1923. Like a melancholic refrain echoing through the cold, misty hollows of the South, Hank’s music lingers in the hearts of all who hear it, leaving an indelible mark on the soul. His voice, at once sorrowful and sweet, beckoned like a ghostly whisper from the midnight winds, stirring a deep longing in the human spirit.

This fall, Insight Editions will release Grateful Dead Tarot: The Official Deck and Guidebook, a unique tarot deck that merges the traditional elements of tarot with the vibrant, psychedelic aesthetic of the Grateful Dead. This extraordinary deck is based on the 78 cards of the esoteric tarot, featuring iconic symbols and archetypes that tarot readers recognize, while also paying homage to the Grateful Dead's iconic imagery, making it a must-have for Deadheads and tarot enthusiasts alike.