Recap: Dead & Company's Epic 60th Anniversary Celebration at Golden Gate Park
Dead & Company wrapped up their three-day celebration of the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park with a massive crowd in attendance for the Sunday finale. The day kicked off with Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio leading his solo band through a set that paid tribute to Jerry Garcia before joining Dead & Company on stage. Grahame Lesh, son of Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh, also made an appearance during the weekend.
The show featured a mix of Grateful Dead classics and covers, with Anastasio and Mayer showcasing their guitar skills during a rendition of "Scarlet Begonias" and "Fire On The Mountain." Grahame Lesh joined the band for a performance of "Broken Arrow," a cover of The Band's Robbie Robertson. The set also included favorites like "Shakedown Street" and "Deal."
The second set saw Anastasio returning to the stage for "Scarlet Begonias" and "Fire On The Mountain," adding his unique touch to the performance. The band continued with songs like "Hell In A Bucket," "Cumberland Blues," and a drum solo by Mickey Hart. The set concluded with heartfelt renditions of "Standing On The Moon," "Sugaree," and "Sugar Magnolia," before ending on a high note with "Touch Of Grey."
Fans can relive the magic of Dead & Company's Golden Gate Park performances and the opening sets through on-demand livestream replays available via nugs. Don't miss out on the unforgettable moments from this special celebration of the Grateful Dead's legacy.