The String Cheese Incident dug into their vault to unearth video featuring a cover of Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough” performed at Red Rocks in 2002.
Today marks the anniversary of late great Jerry Garcia taking the stage for a final time at the last Grateful Dead performance.
The ‘Fare Thee Well – Celebrating 50 Years Of Grateful Dead’ run came to a memorable conclusion at Soldier Field in Chicago on this date in 2015.
On the anniversary of his death, revisit a 2005 documentary about keyboard virtuosso Bernie Worrell.
Take a look back at one of the best Phish tour openers in the quartet’s history from this date in 2000.
Sunday Cinema remembers the late great Ray Charles with a collection of videos featuring the renowned musician performing between the 1960s and 2000s.
Celebrate the life of Gregg Allman, who passed away one year ago today, by watching him perform and be interviewed in 2011.
Sunday Cinema celebrates the life of keyboardist Ray Manzarek on the anniversary of his death with the last known footage of The Doors in concert.
On the anniversary of his death one day after his 70th birthday, celebrate the life of Col. Bruce Hampton with a mini-documentary film about Aquarium Rescue Unit.
Sunday Cinema looks back four decades to the One Love Peace Concert featuring Bob Marley and many others performing in Kingston, Jamaica.
A look back and official audio from a historic run of Phish shows dubbed the “Island Tour” that began 20 years ago tonight at Nassau Coliseum.
One of the most memorable and successful collaborations the Grateful Dead facilitated happened on this date in 1990 when Branford Marsalis sat-in in Uniondale, New York.
Watch Phish start a new era with “Fluffhead” and read our coverage from the band’s return in 2009 at Hampton Coliseum.
Listen to Nirvana’s final concert and watch highlights of the show, which took place on this date in 1994 in Munich, Germany.
Listen to the Grateful Dead debut “Terrapin Station” and “Estimated Prophet” at Swing Auditorium San Bernardino, California on this date in 1977.
Full Show Friday presents a Grateful Dead concert held 45 years ago today featuring the debut of several songs including “Eyes Of The World.”
Twenty-five years later, a look at the recording of ‘Rift’ and where Phish was at the time the LP was recorded and what the songs have become.
Listen to the first Joe Russo’s Almost Dead show from 5 years ago today, read Tom Hamilton’s thoughts on JRAD’s intentions and read ScottyB’s initial review of JRAD’s debut.
