More activity for Warren in March. These should be fun.
We’re celebrating the year, the cheers, the music, and the happiness that Phil has brought into the lives of so many over the course of his life and illustrious career.
Joining Phil on March 15 and 16 will be Warren Haynes, Eric Krasno, Rob Barraco, and John Molo. March 18 and 19, Warren Haynes, Barry Sless, Rob Barraco, and John Molo will join Lesh.
Faithful fans looking to attend all four shows can purchase a Four-Night General Admission Pass. A limited amount of these passes will be available, so make sure to get yours before it's too late!
We look forward to celebrating a very special birthday with our very special friend, Phil Lesh! No birthday gift will be enough, so we’re giving Phil the gift of love. Let’s celebrate!
Tickets go on sale Saturday, January 10 at 12PM.
Think I'm going to lock it down Mar 14 & 15 in Port Chester. Never been there before.... Anything to know about Port Chester, the Capitol Theatre, etc? There are cabs, yes?
So excited for the excursion... MULE!
I was just at the cap for NYE----yeah there are cabs....not as many as inside the city but they can be had....
But there's also a train station right across the street that makes it real easy to get to...
Also, the phil show on the 15th is now sold out...
Still tix for the mule shows though....
My plan is to see Kimock in NYC Friday, mule Saturday, phil Sunday and Monday.....
Some rumors floating around on the Philzone about The Dead in 2015. The rumor that has the most talk is there will be 3 Dead concerts in Chicago at Soldier Field the weekend of July 4 and Trey will be on guitar. Some people are saying that mail order will be announced sometime soon. The other rumor is there will be 5 Dead concerts at Red Rocks in July too. Mickey Hart was on 104.3 a few days ago and he said there will most likely be a reunion in 2015.
Does anyone out there have any credible information about any of these rumors?
Lots of good rumors... little confirmation though.
I'm far more inclined to trek to Red Rocks than to Soldier Field. I don't think that last show in Chicago was representative of the best of the Grateful Dead. I wasn't there, but nothing I've heard from that show, not even the "Black Muddy Water" makes me want to celebrate Grateful Dead music.
I am jealous of folks living near the Capitol Center. Shapiro has turned that club into a destination.
