The Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie sadly passed away this week, revisit some his final live performances.
This week’s Sunday Cinema collects all high-quality video from Mike Gordon’s just-completed fall tour that has surfaced on YouTube.
Sunday Cinema this week compiles several classic music videos that were a staple of Tom Petty’s successful career.
Sunday Cinema presents videos of Trey Anastasio, Eric Clapton, Warren Haynes, Glen Campbell and Frank Zappa performing with symphony orchestras.
Watch the Grateful Dead joined by a whopping 10 guests at a Rainforest Benefit in New York City 29 years ago today.
Watch pro-shot footage from Dave Matthews Band’s last show in Charlottesville as they prepare to headline ‘A Concert For Charlottesville.’
After nearly three months of in 1977, the Grateful Dead came up big in front of over 100,000 fans at Raceway Park 40 years ago today.
Alex Lifeson celebrates his 64th birthday today, Sunday Cinema presents the Rush guitarist soloing live with the legendary band.
Divorcing Deadheads were the subject of an episode of ‘L.A. Law’ that feature many references to the Grateful Dead.
With David Letterman set to make a return on Netflix, ‘Sunday Cinema’ looks back at a performance on Late Night with David Letterman featuring Steve Winwood from this date in 1986.
Sunday Cinema focuses on collaborations between Tedeschi Trucks Band, Hot Tuna, The Wood Brothers and others on the recently concluded Wheels Of Soul 2017 Tour.
Sunday Cinema this week revisits a The Allman Brothers Band show in 2009 featuring Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Phil Lesh.
On the anniversary of the tragic death of former Grateful Dead keyboardist Keith Godchaux, Sunday Cinema revisits a concert he played with Jerry Garcia Band in 1978
Watch an incredible set from reggae icon Peter Tosh from this date in 1979 at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
Read Oteil Burbridge’s thoughts on Dead & Company’s recent tour and watch footage he shared of his lead vocal opportunities.
Revisit the JamBase Grateful Dead 50th anniversary cover series ‘Songs Of Their Own.’
David Letterman’s last musical guest of his run as host of ‘Late Night’ was a man who eluded the show for 11 years, Bruce Springsteen.
Watch as Phish brings their children and dads on stage in honor of Father’s Day.
