Just months after the death of his bandmate, Bobby Weir opened up about his thoughts toward death. The 77-year-old founding member of the Grateful Dead got candid as he opened up about bassist Phil ...

Bob Weir says he has not made any definitive decisions as far as a potential Grateful Dead reunion, or the future of the band ...

I n unanimous bipartisan agreement, Bob Weir has been voted the most swoll man in rock and roll at the age of 77. Just look ...

The veteran guitarist and Slow Dancing In a Burning Room hitmaker also set the record straight on whether we can expect a Dead & Company studio album anytime soon ...

He talks about how Jerry Garcia challenged him, whether he'll do anything for the 60th anniversary of the Grateful Dead, and ...

Dead & Company are returning to Sphere in Las Vegas on Thursday. The band will play 18 shows over the next nine weeks.

When Dead and Co. aren’t lighting up the Sphere stage, you can catch Academy Award-nominated director Darren Aronofsky’s ...

Although far from slowing down at age 77, Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir has come to terms with his own mortality.

Bob Weir has revealed that he is in talks with Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann over the possibility of reuniting the Grateful ...

Bob Weir is speaking candidly about the impact of Phil Lesh’s death, revealing the heartwarming premise of their final phone conversation. The Grateful Dead founding guitarist opened up about the loss ...

It was impossibly attractive. No. We go where it takes us. The Grateful Dead in 1968 (from left): Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, and Mickey Hart. Do you ever see Bill ...