The passing of Phil Lesh shook the music industry to its core. His ability as a bass player is undeniable, and these isolated ...

On Friday, October 25, bass player Phil Lesh, founding member of the genre-defying American band the Grateful Dead, passed away at the age of 84.

Still in its nascent stages, rhythm guitarist Bob Weir’s idiosyncratic style was yet to fully form and perform that function ...

there are so many gorgeous ways to style this colour. But my personal favourite? It has to be the cut of the moment: in a bob. And when it comes to wearing yours, there are plenty of options here ...

Bob Costas has called his last baseball game. Costas, 72, confirmed to The Athletic that he's retiring from MLB play-by-play broadcasting, a decision the Emmy award-winning sportscaster said he ...

NEW YORK — After 42 seasons, Bob Costas is retiring from baseball play-by-play. Costas had done games the past couple of seasons for MLB Network and TBS Sports. His final games were the American ...

On New Year’s Eve, 1963, Bob Weir heard something that caught his attention—someone was playing a banjo in a store in Palo Alto, and he felt compelled to follow it to the source. Jerry Garcia was ...

Even fellow founder Bob Weir thanked Lesh for helping him and others grow ... “Phil was bigger than life, at the very center of the band and my ears, filling my brain with waves of bass. … Phil was a ...

Chappell Roan's sophomore album might be on the way sooner than fans expect. The "Hot to Go!" singer took to Instagram on Tuesday (Oct. 29) to share a series of selfies led by a throwback-style snap ...

Bob Weir is voting for Kamala Harris. On Monday, the Grateful Dead founding member shared his endorsement of the Harris-Walz ticket — and a Grateful Dead-inspired T-shirt depicting Democratic ...

After Garcia’s death, longtime players Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart formed various lineups under the name Dead & Company, while Lesh opted instead to create Phil Lesh and Friends ...

which we soon tried our hands at incorporating into what we had to offer," Weir posted. "This was all new to peoples’ ears. Igor Stravinsky’s work wasn’t news to me at that point ...