The Grateful Dead's60th Anniversary
Come to San Francisco this summer for a groovy celebration.
The Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary marks six decades of musical exploration, countercultural influence, and a devoted fanbase that continues to thrive. From their humble beginnings in 1965 to becoming one of the most legendary jam bands in history, the Dead’s improvisational spirit, genre-blending sound, and timeless message of community and freedom have left an indelible mark on music and culture. Whether through surviving members, spin-off projects like Dead & Company, or the ever-loyal Deadhead community, their legacy lives on, proving that the music never stops.
See Dead & Company Live in San Francisco!
From August 1 to 3, Dead & Company will perform in Golden Gate Park for a milestone event that will have San Francisco feeling like its the Summer of Love again.
Take A Groovy Grateful Dead Trip Through San Francisco
Celebrate The Grateful Dead with this free self-guided tour following in their footsteps.
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