What’s Going on Monday? (July 4th)
Monday’s NYC-area shows include Meek Mill, Phil Lesh & Friends, The So So Glos, and more.
Phil Lesh
Grateful Dead/Wilco supergroup PHILCO making debut at Sacred Rose Festival
Jeff Tweedy and Nels Cline will join Phil Lesh & Friends for their headlining set at new Chicago festival Sacred Rose, which also includes The War On Drugs, Animal Collective, Kamasi Washington, Yves Tumor, and more...
Phil Lesh announces 2022 “Phil-o-Ween” Capitol Theatre residency
This year’s nine-show residency marks the anniversary of Phil’s 100th show at Capitol Theatre.
Jonah Hill to play Jerry Garcia in biopic directed by Martin Scorsese
Surviving Dead members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann will be producers on the film, as will Jerry's daughter, Trixie Garcia.
Mems of Dawes, Bonny Light Horseman, the Q & more joining Phil Lesh for October run
Joe Russo, Benmont Tench, Stuart Bogie, Amy Helm and others will also join Phil during his three weekend, nine show run at Capitol Theatre.
Capitol Theatre reopening this fall (initial lineup)
Port Chester's Capitol Theatre reopens in September with shows from Pixies, Brian Wilson, Spoon, Elvis Costello, Sheryl Crow, Cheap Trick, Phil Lesh, and more
Neal Casal tribute box set announced ft. J Mascis, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Steve Earle, Cass McCombs, more
The 41-song tribute album also features Fruit Bats, Hiss Golden Messenger, Vetiver, Warren Haynes, Norah Jones' band Puss N Boots, and many others...
Phil Lesh & Friends announce 9-show October run at Capitol Theatre
With his last few Capitol Theatre runs postponed (including last year's 80th birthday celebration), Phil is making up for lost time in October.
This Week’s Livestreams (Gwen Stefani, U2, Brandi Carlile, Teenage Halloween, more)
Plus The Besnard Lakes, Palehound, Steve Gunn, The Chills, Otoboke Beaver, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.
David Crosby’s ‘If I Could Only Remember My Name’ – his most definitive album turns 50
David Crosby's debut solo album is a hidden gem of the classic rock canon, and a complete realization of the psychedelia that he had been honing in on since The Byrds released ”Eight Miles High.”