The Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary will be celebrated with three concerts in San Francisco, according to the city’s mayor. In a video post to X on May 12, San Francisco mayor Daniel Lurie announced that the iconic band’s modern-day incarnation,

Local officials want to honor the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary this year with a trio of Dead & Company concerts at the Polo Field. The proposal, which Mayor Daniel Lurie and The City’s Recreation and Park Department introduced Monday,

Dead & Company to perform concerts at Grateful Dead’s old stomping ground of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco this summer.

San Franciscans will have the chance to re-experience the Grateful Dead's most renowned hits at a "once-in-a-generation musical celebration" this summer commemorating the band's 60th anniversary. Why it matters: The homegrown,

The Grateful Dead's flowing melodies and tie-dye aesthetic may seem an odd pair with the smashmouth style of the modern NFL. But don't tell that to San Francisco 49ers stars George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey,