Trey Anastasio, Sturgill Simpson and Billy Strings joined the Grateful Dead offshoot for three San Francisco shows celebrating 60 years of Grateful Dead music.

The walk up to the park was an event unto itself. RVs decked out in Dead murals lined the Panhandle, and a few blocks later JFK Boulevard was the site of nearly 100 vendor booths, selling everything from cheeky Ts mashing up the Steal Your Face logo with iconography of Southern country store chain Buc-ee's,

E mergency responders rushed to San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood on Saturday night following reports of a stabbing just after the second of three sold-out Dead & Company concerts celebrating the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary concluded in nearby Golden Gate Park.