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Grateful Dead Alums Announce Tour

Posted on Friday January 2, 2009 at 09:21 PM 9 |

 It looks like the old Dead are gettin' on.

Surviving members of the Grateful Dead say they'll regroup for a 19-city tour, their first since 2004, beginning April 12 in Greensboro, N.C.

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    Mickey Hart, left, and Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead talk before a news conference last spring at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco.
    April 24, 2008

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Original band members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann have toured sporadically since the 1995 death of guitarist Jerry Garcia, but struggled to get along personally and artistically. They told Rolling Stone in November that they've worked out their differences, aided by a successful October benefit concert in Pennsylvania for then-presidential candidate Barack Obama.

Warren Haynes joins the Dead on lead guitar, and Jeff Chimenti will play keyboards.

The following tour schedule is according to GratefulDead.com:

April
12 Greensboro, NC, Greensboro Coliseum
14 Washington, DC, Verizon Center
15 Charlottesville, VA, John Paul Jones Arena
17 Albany, NY, Times Union Center
18 & 19 Worcester, MA, DCU Center
21 Buffalo, NY, HSBC Arena
22 Wilkes-Barre, PA, Wachovia Arena @ Casey Plaza
24 Uniondale, NY, Nassau Coliseum
25 New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
26 Hartford, CT, XL Center
28 & 29 E. Rutherford, NJ, IZOD Center

May
1 & 2 Philadelphia, PA, Wachovia Spectrum
5 Chicago, IL, All State Arena
7 Denver, CO, Pepsi Center
9 Los Angeles, CA, The Forum
10 Mountain View, CA, Shoreline Amphitheater


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  1. 9
    tripzz wrote:

    12:32 AM, Jan 03, 2009

    dead at shoreline, is this a flashback for is this for real

  2. 257
    RATTUSNORVEGICUS wrote:

    09:22 AM, Jan 03, 2009

     DIEHARDS INDEED!MAYBE THEY WILL HAVE A 'JERRY' SEANCE TENT SET UP SOMEWHERE TOO.I'M SURE CASEY JONES WILL BE THERE ALSO..

  3. 28
    Barfly Charlie wrote:

    03:01 PM, Jan 03, 2009

    We all know why this tour is really happening. At least have the tour in outdoor stadiums rather than sheds and arenas...and no Vegas date is a absolute sin.

  4. 101
    highgradehemp wrote:

    11:18 AM, Jan 04, 2009

    It's been over 13 years since the passing of Jerome John Garcia. It was hard for me to see The Other Ones and such after that. Maybe enough time has passed that I could enjoy such a reunion.

    Hopefully they'll add more shows West of the Rockies.

  5. 111
    Duckworth wrote:

    12:58 PM, Jan 04, 2009

    Even without Jerry, they just keep on "truckin'."

  6. 1
    allroy wrote:

    05:17 PM, Jan 04, 2009

    Thank god no Vegas date............The '95 was backed up the last time they played here.  

  7. 1
    acid racid wrote:

    11:50 AM, Jan 05, 2009

    I'm not sure Haynes is the best choice - If it were up to me I think they

    should add Larry Campbell and Jackie Greene to the group. I was

    listening to Tales from the Golden Road and many people seemed to

    have the same thought.

  8. 101
    rowcuse wrote:

    06:53 AM, Jan 08, 2009

    Can't we get a few more dates ... hell, the closest show is a seven hour drive!  No love for the Midwest?

  9. 1
    IrieMon wrote:

    09:21 AM, Jan 08, 2009

    Its nice to see Rowcuse feels left out too.

    I know I speak for thousands of deaheads that relocated out west during the 80's and 90's to be closer to the band, we feel like we get a lump of coal in our stocking everytime Phil or The Dead go on the road. 2 shows on the enitre west coast is not a tour, its a tease!! I am so tired of having to go to Shoreline or The Warfield to see Dead music anymore, its like it is painful everytime they announce a tour.  A town I feel like the Dead has screwed is Sacramento CA. Their fans were devoted to the runs at Cal Expo and the idea that they make no effort to play for them anymore is sad. How hard would it to add a date at Arco Arena at the end of the tour?

    Not a single show in pacific northwest? You better rethink that and get that Flood relief show set up ASAP.  Gratefully frustrated!!!

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