If you didn't catch last night's announcement, then Nugs.net is pleased to let you know now that nugs.net will be livestreaming all 29 stops from Dead & Company's Final Tour! Available in 4K and HD, individual shows and discounted multi-night passes are now on sale. The Unlimited Devotion tour pass provides access to every show, live or on-demand, and through Friday the tour packages are heavily discounted.

It's been exactly forty-six years since the Grateful Dead’s acclaimed performance at Cornell University's Barton Hall, and Dead & Company will continue the storied legacy tonight. Watch this intimate benefit concert with Nugs.net live, or tune in on-demand if you can't make showtime. Livestream passes include 48hrs of playback after starting the show, and net proceeds will go to Cornell University’s 2030 Project and the Recording Academy’s MusiCares organization.

Nugs.net is pleased to announce a very special livestream event on May 8th, as Dead & Company will perform an intimate concert on the same date and venue as the Grateful Dead’s highly acclaimed performance at Cornell's Barton Hall in 1977. Watch live or on-demand on nugs.net, and net proceeds from the concert will benefit the Recording Academy’s MusiCares organization, and Cornell University’s 2030 Project.

KPFA’s annual Grateful Dead Marathon is this Saturday! Hosted by Tim Lynch and David Gans, the day's lineup will feature unreleased Grateful Dead music, a live performance by Peter Rowan, and lots more.

Tune in via the free nugs.net radio in the app, Saturday from 9am to 1am PT. To help keep the music going, pledge your support to KPFA.

In a guest-filled closer at The Cap, one of the many highlights was Rick and Peter from Goose sitting in on a "Franklin’s Tower" > "The Other One", along with RatDog's Kenny Brooks and the full 10-piece band. We also saw Dred Scott and singer Sasha Dobson on Saturday, and Friday's performance was accentuated by harpist Mikaela Davis joining for most of the show.

Dead & Company's first shows of the year and their Mexico destination festival is upon us! Tune in on nugs.net at ~7:30PM ET for the first performance at Moon Palace in Riviera Cancun. The four-night Playing In The Sand festival package includes Sunday's Goose show for no extra charge, and all concerts can be watched live or on-demand. As always, 48hrs of unlimited playback is included with each show. Join us from the beach!

We're just 8 days out from Dead & Company's destination festival in Riviera Cancun! Get ready for three special nights on the beach with Dead & Company, featuring original Grateful Dead members Bobby Weir, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann, plus John Mayer, Oteil Burbridge, and Jeff Chimenti. Each concert can be watched live or on-demand, includes 48hrs of playback, and the weekend pass gets you Goose's Sunday show for free. Join us for the first shows of 2023, and the beginning to the end of an era.

We're high-tailing it down south for Dead & Company's Playing In The Sand festival, and you're invited! Tune in live on nugs.net, January 14th - 17th, for all four concerts including Dead & Company's three headlining performances and Goose's Sunday night show.

Get all four nights for the price of three, watch live or on-demand, and in 4K or HD. Each night includes unlimited on-demand access through Jan 24, followed by one-time, 48-hour replay access. It's bittersweet to know the final year of touring is upon us, but what a great way to kick things off!

From the Raleigh opener to the three-night Halloween run at the Hollywood Bowl, 4K full-concert videos from Dead & Company's entire 2021 tour is now available to watch on-demand! The latest additions includes Oct 25th in Phoenix, and the Oct 29th & 30th shows in Los Angeles. There's now 90+ Dead & Company concert videos available to nugs.net subscribers to watch anytime.

In Case You Missed It: Released on Friday and streaming for the first time, GarciaLive Volume 19 showcases Jerry's return to the stage with JGB following a second major health crisis. His reemergence here on Halloween three months later, slimmed down and in great spirits, was a real sight for sore eyes for the 17,000 in attendance at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. The setlist for the evening suggests the significance wasn’t lost on Garcia.