Terrapin Roadshow features sons of Grateful Dead members Phil Lesh and David Grisman playing music by the Dead, its spinoff groups and musicians the band influenced.

In a 1980 interview, Jerry Garcia once attested to why Grateful Dead's musical style was so controversial during their heyday.

What a long, strange trip it’s been” for the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir – or Bobby Weir, as he goes by these days.  As Deadheads among you will know, that immortal line comes from one of their

Dead & Company will mark 60 years of the Grateful Dead this summer with a three-night run at San Francisco, CA's Golden Gate Park.

The Grateful Dead were never really part of mainstream culture for most of their 30-year career that ended in 1995 with the death of Jerry Garcia. This list of times the Grateful Dead have been referenced in a movie or on TV is hardly exhaustive,

Bob Dylan has always been an exceptional songwriter, but he believes that the Grateful Dead guitarist took his compositions to the next level.