New York Times — A benign sense of déjà vu might describe the state of mind intermittently conjured by the songs of the Grateful Dead as performed by the American Beauty Project. more info

JamBase — BLUESBREAKER & EX-ROLLING STONES AXE MAN TURNS 60 TODAY While his tenure with The Rolling Stones lasted only five years, Mick Taylor sure made an impression. His fluid, dirty pretty style remains many fans all-time favorite guitar voice (outside o... more info

Paste Magazine — On the heels of reuniting for a "Dead Heads for Obama" concert in their San Francisco hometown, four original members of the Grateful Dead have announced a 19-date tour across America. Perhaps they've been inspired by Obama's campaign slogan: "Yes ... more info

Silent Uproar — Grateful Dead will return to the road for the first time in five years this April. The remaining original members will be joined by Warren Haynes. Tickets go on sale January 13th. more info

CNN Showbiz — He had a 1966 Volkswagen bus, scraggly beard and a penchant for the arts. She had blonde hair and liked the Grateful Dead. That was all they needed. more info

JamBase — By: Garrin Benfield | Images by: Susan J. Weiand Phil Lesh & Friends/RatDog/Jackie Greene :: 12.31.08 :: Bill Graham Civic Auditorium :: San Francisco, CA Editor's Note: We thought it would be fun to have a local San Francisco musician with deep ro... more info

CNN Showbiz — The surviving members of the Grateful Dead have dropped a sweet New Year's gift on fans -- they'll reunite for their first concert tour in five years. Some 40-odd years after the group rose out of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury scene, there's even a ... more info

Topix — The Grateful Dead Headed Back On Tour Posted by Ashish on 01.06.2009 Band hitting the road in U.S... The Grateful Dead are set to kick off a new U.S. tour on April 12th in Greensboro, NC. more info

NME — The surviving members of The Grateful Dead have announced that they will embark on their first tour in nearly five years this spring. more info

Rolling Stone — More than 40 years after initially forming and just months after reuniting to support Barack Obama, the Dead will embark on their first full tour in five years. The band features four founding members of the Grateful Dead — bassist Phil Lesh, guita... more info