Grateful Dead Logo Designer Dies Owsley "Bear" Stanley, a 1960s counterculture icon, passes away at age 76 after being involved in a car crash.

The Grateful Dead's various social media accounts shared a video on December 11, 2024 that has skiers squirming with delight. The video revealed that professional skier and talented artist Chris ...

The original art that inspired the Grateful Dead's classic logo is now available to see for the first time in more than three decades.

Bob Weir has endorsed Harris-Walz, and shared a photo of Tim Walz holding up a T-shirt that showed him and Kamala Harris as the Grateful Dead logo.

Dead & Company stuck exclusively to Grateful Dead material for their second set, delivering an array of tunes from throughout the band’s long and influential career.

But we’re here because this is the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead, when products even loosely related to the band are springing up faster than salmon headed for Redfish Lake.

And below, we found an official Grateful Dead x Dire Wolf long-sleeve tee (note: this is official Grateful Dead merch and has nothing to do with Colossal Biosciences, the startup behind the new ...

Today, the Grateful Dead are remembered for their long, jam band concerts and dedicated group of fans who would follow the musicians around from stop after countless stop. Videos by American ...

Get a three-pack of Grateful Dead logo tees with this Market Studios x Shaka Wear collaboration, which features a tiny Dancing Bear embroidered on the chest of each shirt.

Seth Rogen 'Did a Ton of Acid and Then Went to the Grateful Dead Show' and Now They're His Favorite Band Ever The 42-year-old caught his first Dead and Company concert at the Sphere and instantly ...

Music How Cassette Tapes Granted Immortal Life to the Grateful Dead Night after night, the band excavated space and warped time. And fans didn’t have to miss a note.

The artist Stanley "Mouse" Miller hung out with Janis Joplin, came of age around R. Crumb and somehow found himself in a snapshot of John and Yoko during the famous bed-in. But we're here because ...