Brooklyn Vegan — Jim James, Charles Bradley and Unknown Mortal Orchestra release theirs too. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — The National’s massive triple-disc Grateful Dead tribute album Day Of The Dead is coming out in a few weeks, and we’ve already heard a whole pile of songs from it. Today, the people behind the album have shared five more tracks, and there are mor... more info

Uncut — They're the latest batch from the all-star Day Of The Dead compilation They're the latest batch from the all-star Day Of The Dead compilation The post Watch Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Sharon Van Etten, Jim James and more cover The Grateful Dead ... more info

Rolling Stone — This year's Tribeca Film Festival has hosted projects involving Tom Hanks, photographer Mick Rock, Ricky Gervais, Kevin Spacey — and, oh yes, the Grateful Dead. Premiering at the downtown New York film fest this week, Grateful Dead: Truckin' is a s... more info

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Brooklyn Vegan — The Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh already announced two Phil & Friends shows for Memorial Day weekend at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY, and now he added a third. This one happens May 27 with Warren Haynes, John Medeski, Eric Krasno and Ton... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — While there’s been no shortage of writing devoted to the Grateful Dead and its various subcultures, I don’t think there’s been one book that goes as deep as Jesse Jarnow’s new, completely marvelous Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America. I... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — A cornerstone of psychedelic music, 1968’s Anthem Of The Sun has long been unfairly brushed off by critics and heads alike. While the group were unhappy with their studio debut (the garage-y, fun, tuneful and downright speedy The Grateful Dead, 196... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — 1974 is one of the greatest and most transformative years within the Grateful Dead’s history, with two major events setting the tone: the official unveiling of the infamous ‘Wall of Sound’ and the band ominously playing “The Last One”, on O... more info

Mercury News, California — It's the band's 'underlying values' that helped it survive, says Peter Richardson, who will speak at Kepler's on Monday more info