Grateful Dead

Grateful Dead Full Concert - Live at Capital Centre, Landover MD

Capital Centre
Landover, MD, USA

• On March 15, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, during a period characterized by both veteran prowess and ... Read Full Description >

  On March 15, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, during a period characterized by both veteran prowess and a dedicated fan base. This concert occurred shortly before the release of their studio album "Built to Last," which came out later that same year in 1989. By this point in their career, the band had established a unique and influential presence in the live music scene, known for their improvisational style and extensive touring. The setlist from this recording showcases quintessential Dead tracks, highlighting their blend of rock, blues, and psychedelia. Notably, this era featured a growing emphasis on more structured songs, balancing improvisation with refined arrangements, suggesting a phase of creative evolution. The performance exemplifies their deep connection with fans, as the band's concerts were as much about the communal experience as the music itself.

Grateful Dead Full Concert - March 15, 1990 at Capital Centre, Landover, MD

Capital Centre
Landover, MD, United States

• On March 15, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, during a prolific period of their career. This performance... Read Full Description >

  On March 15, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, during a prolific period of their career. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their studio album "In the Dark," which was issued in 1987 and marked a major commercial resurgence for the band. "In the Dark" included the hit single “Touch of Grey,” which introduced the Grateful Dead to a wider audience and reinforced their status as a cornerstone of American rock music. Interestingly, by the time of the 1990 concert, the band was known for their extended jam sessions and improvisational style, which were hallmarks of their live performances. This concert is notable not just for its stellar musicianship but also for how it encapsulated the band’s ability to blend rock, folk, and psychedelia, creating a unique concert experience that drew devoted fans from across the country.

Grateful Dead Full Concert - Remastered Live at Capital Centre, Landover, MD

Capital Centre
Landover, MD, United States

• On March 16, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the Capital Centre in Landover, MD, during a pivotal time in their career. This concert occurred sho... Read Full Description >

  On March 16, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the Capital Centre in Landover, MD, during a pivotal time in their career. This concert occurred shortly before the release of their studio album "Built to Last," which was made available later that year in October. This album marked a significant moment as it was their final studio recording before Jerry Garcia's passing in 1995. The early '90s were characterized by the band’s continued evolution in sound, blending elements of rock, jazz, and folk, appealing to their dedicated fanbase. Interestingly, the live recordings from this era, including this performance, showcase the band's improvisational prowess and the communal atmosphere they cultivated during their shows, further solidifying their reputation as one of the quintessential live rock bands of the era. The concert at Capital Centre is a testament to their enduring appeal and musical legacy.

Scarlet Begonias / Fire on the Mountain - Full Concert - Grateful Dead Live in Hamilton

Hamilton, ON, Canada

• In March 1990, during the performance of "Scarlet Begonias / Fire on the Mountain" in Hamilton, Ontario, the Grateful Dead were in a phase of their ca... Read Full Description >

  In March 1990, during the performance of "Scarlet Begonias / Fire on the Mountain" in Hamilton, Ontario, the Grateful Dead were in a phase of their career characterized by a successful run in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This period saw them continuing to draw large crowds, showcasing their improvisational skills and blending various musical genres. Before this live recording, the Grateful Dead released the album "In the Dark" in 1987, which included the hit "Touch of Grey," marking a commercial resurgence for the band. The live performance captured in the video is part of the "So Many Roads" compilation album, released posthumously in 1999, which reflects on their extensive touring and the rich legacy they left behind. This era was notable not only for their continued creativity live but also for their engagement with a dedicated fanbase, a hallmark of the Grateful Dead's identity.

Grateful Dead Full Concert - Remastered Performance at Copps Coliseum

Copps Coliseum
Hamilton, ON, Canada

• On March 22, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, as part of the early 1990 concert circuit. This live recording ... Read Full Description >

  On March 22, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, as part of the early 1990 concert circuit. This live recording took place shortly after the release of their widely acclaimed studio album "In the Dark" in July 1987, which marked a significant resurgence in the band's commercial success and introduced hits like "Touch of Grey." By 1990, the Grateful Dead had solidified their reputation as a legendary live act, with their improvisational style and dedicated fanbase, often referred to as "Deadheads." The performance captured in this recording showcases the band’s strong live presence during this period, characterized by extended jams and a mix of original songs with covers. Notably, the band was also known for their innovative sound and lighting systems, enhancing the concert experience for audiences during this era.

Grateful Dead Full Concert with Branford Marsalis at Nassau Coliseum

Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, NY, US

• On March 29, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Nassau Coliseum, featuring guest saxophonist Branford Marsalis. By this point in their career, the b... Read Full Description >

  On March 29, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Nassau Coliseum, featuring guest saxophonist Branford Marsalis. By this point in their career, the band had released their studio album *In the Dark* in 1987, which included their hit "Touch of Grey," revitalizing their commercial profile and attracting a new generation of fans. By the time of this live recording, the Grateful Dead was enjoying a period of renewed popularity, partly due to their extensive touring and the appeal of their improvisational style. The 1990 concert marked a unique collaboration with Marsalis, enriching the band's sound and demonstrating their openness to artistic exploration. This performance stands out as a significant moment in their live shows, exemplifying the fusion of rock and jazz improvisation that the Grateful Dead was known for.

Grateful Dead [1080p60 Remaster] Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY - March 30, 1990 [SBD: Miller]

Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, NY, United States

• On March 30, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Nassau Coliseum, a notable event as it marked one of the band's live performances in the late stages... Read Full Description >

  On March 30, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Nassau Coliseum, a notable event as it marked one of the band's live performances in the late stages of their career. By this time, the Grateful Dead had released their studio album "In the Dark" in 1987, which included hits like "Touch of Grey" and revitalized their popularity. Following "In the Dark," they released "Built to Last" in 1989, epitomizing their enduring appeal as a live band while showing a shift in their musical style. The live recording from Nassau Coliseum showcases the band's improvisational prowess, with Jerry Garcia’s iconic guitar work and the band's chemistry evident throughout the performance. Interestingly, this period saw the Dead embrace a more polished sound while maintaining their signature ability to extend songs and engage in elaborate jams, a hallmark of their live shows.

Grateful Dead - View From The Vault I (Full Concert)

Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh, PA, United States

• The live recording titled "Grateful Dead - View From The Vault I" captures a performance dated July 1, 1990, at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. At... Read Full Description >

  The live recording titled "Grateful Dead - View From The Vault I" captures a performance dated July 1, 1990, at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. At this point in their career, the Grateful Dead had recently released their album "In the Dark" in 1987, which marked a successful return to the charts with hits like "Touch of Grey." The band was in a period of revitalization, experiencing mainstream success while maintaining their extensive touring schedule, which was a hallmark of their career. Notably, this time also coincided with their commitment to their fanbase and live music culture, as demonstrated by their support for initiatives such as NIVA's #SaveOurStages campaign, aiming to protect small venues critical to the live music ecosystem. The performance captures the band's characteristic improvisational style and reflects the deep connection they fostered with their audience, contributing to their legendary status in music history.

Grateful Dead - Estimated Prophet Performance at Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh

Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh, PA, United States

• On July 8, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, showcasing their iconic improvisational style in a remarkable rend... Read Full Description >

  On July 8, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, showcasing their iconic improvisational style in a remarkable rendition of "Estimated Prophet." This performance took place during an era marked by significant touring and live recordings for the band, as they continued to build their legacy as one of the premiere live acts of the era. Prior to this concert, the Grateful Dead had released their album "In the Dark" in 1987, which included their popular hit "Touch of Grey." This marked a period of renewed popularity for the band, as "In the Dark" helped attract a new generation of fans. The Pittsburgh show is notable not just for its musicality, but also for being part of the series "View From The Vault," which documents their legendary live performances and the vibrant atmosphere that the Grateful Dead fostered at their concerts. This particular performance exemplifies the band's unique blend of rock, jazz, and folk influences, drawing fans into an intri

Grateful Dead - Live at Carter-Finley Stadium 7/10/90 [Full Concert]

Carter-Finley Stadium
Raleigh, NC, United States

• On July 10, 1990, during their performance at Carter-Finley Stadium, the Grateful Dead were nearing the end of an era, as this concert took place just... Read Full Description >

  On July 10, 1990, during their performance at Carter-Finley Stadium, the Grateful Dead were nearing the end of an era, as this concert took place just a few years before the band’s disbandment in 1995. Prior to this live recording, the Grateful Dead released the studio album "In the Dark" in 1987, which marked a significant comeback for the band, revitalizing their popularity in the mainstream music scene. The album featured hits like "Touch of Grey," which became their first-ever Billboard Hot 100 single. By 1990, the band was enjoying considerable success, maintaining loyal fans while also attracting new listeners. This period was characterized by their extensive touring, which was integral to their identity as a live band. The performance at Carter-Finley Stadium is emblematic of their improvisational style and the communal experience they fostered with audiences, continuing their legacy as one of the quintessential live concert bands in rock history.

Grateful Dead - Complete Concert at Robert F Kennedy Stadium, Washington

Robert F Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC, United States

• On July 12, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in Washington, D.C., during a period marked by their enduring legacy in the... Read Full Description >

  On July 12, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in Washington, D.C., during a period marked by their enduring legacy in the live music scene. Leading up to this concert, the band had released their studio album "Built to Last" in 1989, which was their last studio album before the passing of guitarist Jerry Garcia in 1995. This performance is notable not only for its high-energy renditions of their classic songs, but it also reflects the band's adaptability and commitment to their live shows, which were a cornerstone of their identity. By this time in their career, the Grateful Dead were known for their improvisational style and lengthy jams, captivating audiences with each performance. The 1990 concert at RFK showcased this spirit and was part of their extensive Summer Tour that year, marking yet another chapter in their legendary live performance history.

Grateful Dead - 'Shakedown Street' Live Performance at Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro

Sullivan Stadium
Foxboro, MA, US

• On July 14, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed "Shakedown Street" live at Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro, MA. This performance came over a decade after th... Read Full Description >

  On July 14, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed "Shakedown Street" live at Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro, MA. This performance came over a decade after the studio version of "Shakedown Street" was released as part of their 1978 album of the same name. By 1990, "Shakedown Street" had become a staple in their setlists, often serving as an opener, and was well-loved by fans for its upbeat groove and vibrant energy. The live performance showcases the band's unique improvisational style, emphasizing their ability to blend rock, jazz, and psychedelia. Notably, during this era in their career, the Grateful Dead were at their peak popularity, continuing to draw large crowds and maintain a devoted following, which was evident in their extensive tour schedule and the lively atmosphere of their concerts.

Grateful Dead - Full Concert at Foxborough Stadium with multiple songs performed

Foxborough Stadium
Foxboro, MA, United States

• On July 14, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Foxborough Stadium, capturing a moment in their lengthy career that was characterized by an evolution... Read Full Description >

  On July 14, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Foxborough Stadium, capturing a moment in their lengthy career that was characterized by an evolution in their sound and live performance. At this point, the band had recently released the album "Built to Last" in 1989, which marked one of their last studio efforts as a cohesive unit before the passing of key member Jerry Garcia in 1995. The late '80s and early '90s represented a period of artistic transition for the Grateful Dead, where they embraced newer technologies while still honoring their roots in improvisational and psychedelic rock. The Foxborough concert showcases their signature blend of musical genres and spontaneity that had garnered them a devoted fan base, known as "Deadheads." This performance is particularly notable as part of the band's legacy of live shows, emphasizing their strength as a live act, where extended jams and heartfelt lyrics resonated deeply with audiences.

Grateful Dead - Live at Rich Stadium (Orchard Park, NY 7/16/90) [Full Concert]

Rich Stadium
Orchard Park, NY, United States

• On July 16, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed a concert at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, NY, during a pivotal phase of their long and storied career. ... Read Full Description >

  On July 16, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed a concert at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, NY, during a pivotal phase of their long and storied career. Prior to this live recording, the band released "In the Dark" in 1987, which marked their first studio album to achieve significant commercial success; it included the hit single "Touch of Grey." By 1990, the Grateful Dead were enjoying a resurgence in popularity, often selling out large venues and outdoor festivals. This era saw the band continuing to experiment with their sound while maintaining their improvisational live performance style that their fans cherished. The concert captured at Rich Stadium is noteworthy as it showcases both their classic hits and the unique collaborative energy that characterized their performances. Additionally, 1990 was a year filled with poignant moments for the band, as it would be one of the last full years of touring before the passing of Jerry Garcia in 1995, marking it as a significant period in the

Grateful Dead Full Concert - Live at Deer Creek Music Center, Noblesville, IN

Deer Creek Music Center
Noblesville, IN, United States

• In July 1990, when the Grateful Dead performed at the Deer Creek Music Center, the band was in the latter part of their career, showcasing their endur... Read Full Description >

  In July 1990, when the Grateful Dead performed at the Deer Creek Music Center, the band was in the latter part of their career, showcasing their enduring popularity and live performance prowess. Prior to this concert, they had released the album "In the Dark" in 1987, which marked a significant commercial resurgence for the band, largely due to the success of the single "Touch of Grey." Following the Deer Creek shows, the band continued to tour extensively, although they would infamously face challenges in the years to come. This live recording captures the band at a time when their improvisational style was well-honed, allowing for extended jams and a deep connection with the audience. Interestingly, the summer of 1990 was one of the band's last prosperous touring periods before Jerry Garcia's health issues began to affect their performance schedule. The Deer Creek performances highlight their remarkable ability to create a memorable experience for fans, reflecting their status as ico

Grateful Dead Full Concert - Deer Creek Music Center, Noblesville, IN

Deer Creek Music Center
Noblesville, IN, United States

• On July 19, 1990, the Grateful Dead delivered a performance at Deer Creek Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, during a pivotal time in their career.... Read Full Description >

  On July 19, 1990, the Grateful Dead delivered a performance at Deer Creek Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, during a pivotal time in their career. This concert occurred shortly after the release of their album *In the Dark*, which came out in 1987 and marked a significant comeback for the band. *In the Dark* featured the hit "Touch of Grey," which solidified their mainstream appeal and introduced them to a broader audience. By the time of the Deer Creek concert, the Grateful Dead were experiencing a resurgence in popularity, able to fill large venues and draw significant crowds. Interestingly, this live show also showcased songs like "Desolation Row," which highlighted their ability to reinterpret classic tunes and incorporate extensive jam sessions into their performances. This concert, part of a summer tour, exemplifies the band’s dynamic live presence during the late 1980s and early 1990s, as they balanced original compositions with covers, continuing to evolve their sound.

The Weight - Grateful Dead Live Performance at World Music Theatre, Tinley Park

World Music Theatre
Tinley Park, IL, United States

• On July 23, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the World Music Theatre in Tinley Park, Illinois, marking a notable point in their illustrious career... Read Full Description >

  On July 23, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at the World Music Theatre in Tinley Park, Illinois, marking a notable point in their illustrious career. Prior to this concert, they released their studio album "Built to Last" in 1989, which was their final studio album before Jerry Garcia's death in 1995. This album featured a more polished sound and included songs that became staples of their live performances, such as "Just a Little Light." The concert captured in the video of "The Weight," a classic by The Band, reflects the Grateful Dead's commitment to spontaneity and collaboration, often covering influential songs in their live sets. By 1990, the band was embracing a mature phase of their career, drawing from their extensive catalog while ensuring their performances remained fresh and engaging. This show, part of the band's summer tour, exemplifies both their impact on live music culture and their ability to adapt and evolve over the decades.

Jack Straw Live Performance by Grateful Dead at Madison Sq. Garden

Madison Sq. Garden
New York, NY, United States

• On September 19, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Madison Square Garden, a venue synonymous with their legendary live performances. This concert o... Read Full Description >

  On September 19, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed at Madison Square Garden, a venue synonymous with their legendary live performances. This concert occurred shortly after the release of their album "Built to Last," which came out in 1989. This studio album was significant as it marked the final studio work the band produced before the passing of Jerry Garcia in 1995, showcasing more polished elements of their evolving sound. During this show, the Dead featured special guest Bruce Hornsby, adding a unique element to the performance with his piano skills and vocals, enhancing their already improvisational style. The year 1990 was pivotal for the band, as they were experiencing a resurgence in popularity, evidenced by the enthusiastic crowds at their live shows. This concert not only captures the nostalgia felt by fans at the time but also represents a late-stage chapter in the band's storied history.

Grateful Dead | Hovet Stadium Concert (Includes Cold Rain and Snow)

Hovet Stadium
Stockholm, Sweden

• On October 13, 1990, during the Grateful Dead's European tour, they performed at Hovet Stadium in Stockholm, Sweden. This concert came shortly after t... Read Full Description >

  On October 13, 1990, during the Grateful Dead's European tour, they performed at Hovet Stadium in Stockholm, Sweden. This concert came shortly after the release of their album "Built to Last," which dropped in 1989. "Built to Last" was significant as it was their final studio album before Jerry Garcia's death and demonstrated a mature sound, integrating elements of rock and pop while maintaining their improvisational spirit. Interestingly, by the time of this live recording, the band was enjoying a resurgence in popularity, largely due to their hit "Touch of Grey," which became a commercial success and helped introduce them to a new generation of fans. This concert exemplified their reputation for unique live performances, featuring a mix of classic tracks and newer material, illustrating their ability to blend structured songs with improvisation in a live setting.

Grateful Dead: Eyes Of The World Concert Performance at Oakland Coliseum

Oakland Coliseum Arena
Oakland, CA, United States

• On December 31, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed a live concert at the Oakland Coliseum Arena, capturing a moment in their storied career marked by a... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 1990, the Grateful Dead performed a live concert at the Oakland Coliseum Arena, capturing a moment in their storied career marked by a blend of improvisational rock and dedicated fan engagement. Prior to this show, the band released their album "Built to Last" in 1989, which was a commercial success and reflected their enduring presence in the music scene despite the shifting landscape of the late '80s and early '90s. By the time of the 1990 concert, the Grateful Dead were well-established as live performance legends, celebrated for their unique ability to weave extended jams and spontaneous arrangements into their shows. This particular New Year's Eve performance is notable not just for its energetic interpretation of songs like "Eyes of the World," but also for its deep connection to the band’s culture, where fans often celebrated the turn of the year together with their favorite music.