Where Do the Grateful Dead Go From Here? Scenarios for the Post-Bob Weir Era
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The death of Bob Weir is a major blow to the Grateful Dead fan community, but it doesn't mean the music will suddenly stop
John Mayer Remembers Bob Weir: ‘Thanks for Letting Me Ride Alongside You’
Posted in: Music NewsJohn Mayer remembered his Dead & Company bandmate Bob Weir in a poignant tribute on social media
Sammy Hagar on His Unlikely Friendship With Bob Weir: ‘Always the Elder, the Wise Old Soul’
Posted in: Music NewsSammy Hagar paid tribute to Bob Weir, his longtime friend who died at 78: 'We made a deal we were going to live to be 100'
Bruce Hornsby, Andy Cohen, and More Remember ‘Impossibly Beautiful and Wildly Fiery’ Bob Weir
Posted in: Music NewsCelebrities including Andy Cohen, Don Felder, and Slash are paying tribute to the late Bob Weir after news of his death at 78 broke
Watch Bob Weir Perform ‘Touch of Grey’ with Dead and Co. at His Final Live Appearance
The last time Bob Weir performed in public was the finale of the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary shows in August 2025
Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Co-Founder, Dead at 78
Posted in: Music NewsBob Weir, the singer-guitarist who co-founded the Grateful Dead and later found success with Dead & Company, has died at age 78
MusiCares’ Grateful Dead Gala Full of Good Vibes, Hope for ‘Stronger, Shinier’ Los Angeles
Posted in: Music NewsMusiCares' Grateful Dead gala basked in rainbow grilled cheese, Andy Cohen's Deadhead charm, and a star-studded lineup to honor the American legends.
Bob Weir Teams Up With Bert Keely to Cover John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’
Posted in: Music NewsTrack is off Keely’s upcoming box set Circle Back!
Bob Weir and Wolf Bros Plot St. Patrick’s Day Livestream Show
Posted in: Music NewsTrio recently celebrated New Year’s Eve and the Chinese New Year with virtual concerts
Flashback: The Grateful Dead Play an Obama Inaugural Ball in 2009
Posted in: Music Features“Pretty much we wanted to play the songs and get ‘em out there and get the groove going so people could dance around if they wanted to,” Phil Lesh said, looking back on the night
