Set for release is the latest edition of the Grateful Dead’s Road Trips vault series, which will spotlight the band’s April 5th and 6th, 1982 shows at the legendary Philadelphia Spectrum. The three-disc set, Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 4, will feature the entire April 6th Philly show — along with a handful of numbers from the previous night’s Spectrum gig. Dead.net posted that “the sound is pristine, and mastered to HDCD specs. A colorful booklet with an essay and photos is part of the deal, too.” Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 4: April 6, 1982 is available for pre-order and begins shipping on August 1st.

Guitarist Bob Weir told us that although he enjoys listening back to the old Dead tapes, it’s not something he’s able to do all that often: Bob_Weir_On_Listening_To_Old_Grateful_Dead_Tapes

AND, don’t forget FURTHUR FEATURING PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR July 29

Time: 7pm
Gates open: 5:30pm

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Tickets:
$59.50 – RESERVED PAVILION SEATING
$39.50 – LAWN All seats are General Admission – No seating available – Bring blanket

NO LAWN CHAIRS ALLOWED INSIDE THE AMPHITHEATRE FOR THIS EVENT

• No video or motion picture recording devices allowed.
• Audio recording permitted in designated areas only.
• No professional cameras with flash allowed.
Small cameras are OK.
• NO laser pointers!
•NO vending in Charter Amphitheatre or the parking areas of Heritage Park

Grateful Dead members Phil Lesh & Bob Weir’s Furthur return for one show only on July 29 at 7pm. Fans can expect Lesh & Weir to push the musical envelope with jaw-dropping improvisations and loving renditions of Grateful Dead classics, with a band that includes keyboardist Jeff Chimenti, drummer Joe Russo (Benevento – Russo Duo, Trey Anastasio), guitarist John Kadlecik (Dark Star Orchestra) along with backing vocalists Sunshine Becker & Jeff Pehrson. New and old fans of the Grateful Dead alike will be entranced as Phil & Bob take the musical journey “furthur”, exploring some of the Grateful Dead’s most beloved songs in a tour that promises to keep the feet stomping and the bodies shaking.