"Every day, things change. I’ll say this: I look forward to dying," Weir, 77, told Rolling Stone. "I tend to think of death as the last and best reward for a life well-lived. That’s it. I’ve still got ...

Everyone makes mistakes, now, whether what kind they are is an entirely different story. That being so, in the music business, there is almost always one mistake all musicians share—Writing a “bad” ...

There are very few straight lines in the land of the Grateful Dead. Instead, this is an artistic realm that can be charted nearly exclusively in scenic routes. No two shows were ever the same — heck, ...

In the 2015 Netflix documentary film "The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir," the founding Grateful Dead rhythm guitarist comments that playing straight rock and roll didn’t fully light his ...

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Just months after the death of his bandmate, Bobby Weir opened up about his thoughts toward death. The 77-year-old founding member of the Grateful Dead got candid as he opened up about bassist Phil ...

Success in the entertainment industry often entails self-indulgence, arrogance, and, in essence, a separation from the general reality of the world. The music industry has seen a plethora of bands and ...

Today Rolling Stone published a lengthy interview with Bobby Weir, the first all-out Rolling Stone Interview that Weir has ever done. Meeting up with him in Los Angeles, where the Grateful Dead were ...

What: Rocky Mountain Grateful Dead Revue When: Friday, Dec. 23, 10 p.m. Where: Agave in Avon More info: AgaveAvon.com A guitar once owned and played by Grateful Dead musician and founding member Bob ...

The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir paid tribute to his band mate Phil Lesh following the death of the bassist Friday. On social media, the guitarist credited Lesh with introducing him to much of the music ...

Earlier this month, Grateful Dead founding member Bob Weir took the stage with the National Symphony Orchestra. Their collaboration had attendees in tie dye and tuxedos dancing in the aisles. When ...