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She also gushed about Gracie Abrams, Doechii and Rosalia.

The group celebrated playing its 15th sold-out show at Boston’s Fenway Park on Aug. 2.

The pop star will step back from “visibility” after the Eternal Sunshine trek concludes.

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Over the weekend, Tedeschi Trucks Band made their way to Morrison, CO’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre for marquee shows on Friday, July 31 and Saturday, August 1, after Susan Tedeschi cancelled a pair of festival stops due to appendix surgery earlier in the month. Lukas Nelson opened both nights and the guitarist honored Jerry Garcia on his birthday Saturday by performing “Althea” for the first time with his current solo combo.

The evening’s headliners kicked off Friday’s show with a pair of Sly & the Family Stone favorites, segueing from “You Can Make It If You Try” into “Everyday People.” In addition to their own modern classics and trademark mix of covers, the outfit prominently nodded to Derek Trucks’ time in The Allman Brothers Band, offering up “Come and Go Blues” and “Dreams” as well as a bit of “Mountain Jam” during their original “Pasaquan.”

As luck would have it, The Black Crowes were enjoying a day off in the Denver area between gigs in Riverside, MO and Colorado Springs, CO. And, at the end of their set, TTB invited out their old friend Chris Robinson and his current Black Crowes guitarist Nico Bereciartua for a take on Matthew Moore’s “Space Captain,” which Joe Cocker famously performed on the Mad Dogs & Englishmen live album that TTB paid tribute to at LOCKN’ with Robinson’s help.

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Gov’t Mule had an eventful weekend on the road, during which they both collaborated with their tourmate Joe Bonamassa and honored Jerry Garcia on his birthday.

On Friday, July 31, Gov’t Mule’s joint run with Bonamassa landed at Bangor, ME’s Maine Savings Amphitheater at Bangor Waterfront. Like he did on the tour’s opening night in Virginia on Wednesday, Bonamassa emerged during Gov’t Mule’s first set for a tune from the Allman Brothers Band songbook, this time appearing on “Dreams.” Haynes returned the favor during Bonamassa’s performance as well, slipping on stage for Billy Cobham’s “Stratus” for the second show in a row.

The next night, the two acts co-headlined an evening at Gilford, NH’s Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion at Meadowbrook. With the show falling on August 1, Garcia’s birthday, Gov’t Mule put together a multi-song tribute to the Grateful Dead guitarist partway through their concert. The sequence kicked off with “Patchwork Quilt,” the original Garcia tribute Haynes recorded with Phil Lesh & Friends for 2002’s There & Back Again album. Immediately after, Haynes pulled out Garcia’s famed Wolf guitar and used it on two classic Dead songs, “Dark Star”—the first time he has played the number with Gov’t Mule since August 9, 2022—and “Fire on the Mountain,” which the Mule had not played since February 17, 2024. (Earlier in the night, the Mule also revived “Steppin’ Lightly” for the first time since May 18, 2023.) Bonamassa and his B3 organ player Lachy Doley then emerged for Ann Peebles’ “I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home Tonight.” For the third show in a row, Haynes circled back to the stage later on during Bonamassa’s portion of the show as well, once again sitting in on “Stratus.”

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As we enter the Days Between, marking Jerry Garcia’s birth on August 1, 1942 and his passing on August 9, 1995, we share this piece, which draws together a spring 2020 conversation with Melvin Seals, who began performing with the Jerry Garcia Band in 1980, along with an archival interview with Jacklyn LaBranch, another Jerry Garcia Band alum, who joined the group in 1982, at Seals’ suggestion.

Melvin Seals, Jacklyn LaBranch and the Jerry Garcia Band (with Ashley Judd) recording a music video for “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” from the Wayne Wang film Smoke at Tosca Cafe in San Francisco, 4/17/95 (Photo credit: Jay Blakesberg)

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Over the weekend, Dark Star Orchestra both honored Jerry Garcia’s birthday and marked the one-year-anniversary of Bob Weir’s final live performances with a pair of guest-filled shows at Berkeley, CA’s Greek Theatre. Billed as The Music Never Stops: A Rex Foundation Benefit & Tribute to Bob Weir, the concerts included support spots from Melvin Seals & JGB featuring Jazz Mafia Horns and Peter Rowan & Sam Grisman Project on Friday and Saturday, respectively. A range of special guests also sat in with the Grateful Dead tribute act during Friday’s festivities, including Weir’s onetime bandmates Dave Ellis, Barry Sless, John Kadlecik, Mark Karan and Jay Lane. Of note, John K’s appearance marked a rare reunion between the guitarist and his former band—he co-founded Dark Star Orchestra in 1997 and remained with the group until 2009, when he left to focus on Furthur, and has only sat in with them a handful of times since during the past 17 years.

Friday’s show, which was an elective DSO setlist, kicked off with a version of Weir’s classic solo cut “Cassidy” featuring former RatDog/The Other Ones saxophonist Ellis. Dark Star Orchestra then charged through “Loose Lucy” and “Box of Rain” and brought out pedal-steel player Sless, a longtime member of the extended Dead commiunity most recently known as a member of Bob Weir & Wolf Bros, for “Let It Grow” and “Ramble On Rose.” From there, the band moved on to “Black-Throated Wind,” which DSO guitarist Rob Eaton introduced as his favorite Weir song, and “Cumberland Blues” sans guests, before Seals, Kadlecik and Lane, who played drums in almost all of Weir’s long-term projects after 1995, all emerged for “Corrina.” After that unique take on the Weir/Robert Hunter original, Seals and Kadlecik stepped off the stage, Lane remained and former RatDog/The Other Ones guitarist Mark Karan slid in for a set-closing take on “Shakedown Street.” During the second half of their show, Dark Star Orchestra mostly showcased their current lineup. However, for their “Drums” segment, Rob Koritz and Dino English welcomed Lane, Melvin Seals & JGB drummer Jeremy Hoenig, Sages and Spirits’ Jake Wolf and The Everyone Orchestra’s Matt Butler for a veritable super jam.

The Music Never Stops’ Saturday setlist also contained several notable asterisks. After Grisman and Rowan, appropriately, concluded their set of Old and in the Way material with that group’s eponymous song, Dark Star Orchestra recreated the Grateful Dead’s famed August 1, 1973, show at Jersey City, NJ’s Roosevelt Stadium. As previously reported, DSO guitarist Jeff Mattson played Garcia’s famed Alligator Stratocaster, on loan from Grateful Guitars Foundation founder Andy Logan, throughout the night. (Making it a full-circle moment, Garcia last utilized Alligator at the original August 1, 1973, Roosevelt Stadium show before retiring it. Since then, the guitar has only been played twice by Mattson—at the Warfield in San Francisco in 2020 and at this Saturday’s performance.)

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