Phil Lesh, who passed away last month at the age of 84, was set to get together with his surviving bandmates to jam once more ...

Members of the iconic band, the Grateful Dead, reflected on the impact bandmate Phil Lesh had on their lives and said they ...

On Friday, October 25, bass player Phil Lesh, founding member of the genre-defying American band the Grateful Dead, passed away at the age of 84. During his 30-year run with the Grateful Dead from ...

The same project marks the band’s forty-fourth release to find its way into the highest tier on the Top Album Sales list, which is not specific to either format or genre. The Grateful Dead also ...

At one point, when I first met Phil, I sent an email that said something like: “From my humble perspective, the Grateful Dead have integrated all of the human art forms to a new level ...

We talked to people about my vision. But, at the end of the day it seems like nationally as well as locally, the people have chosen a different path. You know, progress was clearly not on the ...

Voters in four states supported various bond initiatives or other funding measures for higher ... [+] education in this year's election. In Rhode Island, voters approved all four bond questions ...

“It was a very strange coincidence,” Smith added, “which cemented the idea that this has got to be the album cover.” “My interpretation was to turn it into a solid thing. I pictured it ...

You wouldn’t expect this to be Phil’s comfort zone, but he adapted well ... most fusion-y album Blues For Allah. During the twisty instrumental composition Slipknot!, Phil plays some riffs that are as ...

Please verify your email address. A Red Dead Redemption 2 fan shared their own pixel art creation on social media, featuring Arthur Morgan sitting next to a fire, coughing due to his tuberculosis.

“We wanted to stop people dead when they looked at one of these covers.” This explains how Big Bear’s “Doin Thangs” amazing album cover came about. “How do we get your attention?

David Gilmour says he was “bullied by the record label” on Pink Floyd’s final album, The Endless River. During a conversation with the Los Angeles Times, the guitarist reflected on how the ...