“Phil Lesh and Friends” technically played at the Berkeley Community Theater on September 24, 1994, when Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Vince Welnick played an acoustic set before what would
“The fourth time’s a charm.” That was how Warren Haynes acknowledged the odyssey of cancellations that led to Gov’t Mule’s first show at the Beacon Theatre since 2019 on December
When this reviewer wrote about last year’s Citi Field show, the air of uncertainty was surrounding the band. Rolling Stone immediately ran a “scoop” that it would be the final tour,
Warren Zevon finally earns a spot on the rock and roll hall of fame ballot
Since 1996’s Sex, America, Cheap Trick boxed set, fans have been clamoring for this.
Gov’t Mule has a long relationship with the state of New York, including a pair of concerts that were professionally recorded and filmed in Port Chester for the Bring On
This reviewer has spent a lot of time in this very space writing about the evolution of Dead & Company. Even before the final bow at 2015’s “Fare Thee Well”
Dark Star Orchestra returned to The Paramount in Huntington on March 30th for the first time since November of 2019. Of course, this was originally scheduled for New Year’s weekend,
As was the case with Tom Hanks’ “David S. Pumpkins” Saturday Night Live character, Dead & Company have finally become “their own thing.” Was it the forced hiatus of COVID
Like the rest of the world, Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule have been sidelined for a good portion of the last year aside from some select socially distanced solo performances.