The group, led by founding Grateful Dead members Bobby Weir and Mickey Hart, kicked off its three-night run of shows honoring the iconic band on Friday.

City officials hailed the events as a cultural and economic success, but some residents reported disruptions from noise, traffic and overcrowding.

Chloe Weir Dead & Company kicked off their three-night run at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park last night. The show not only marks the ...

Photo courtesy of Dead & Company via Dead & Company's Facebook page Dead & Company's three-day run at San Francisco's Golden Park Park ...

Trey Anastasio of Phish, Billy Strings and Sturgill Simpson were among the special guests to join the band over three nights ...

Sturgill Simpson joined Dead & Company for a powerful "Morning Dew" on night two of three in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park ...

Trey Anastasio of Phish joins John Mayer and Dead & Company on final night of Grateful Dead celebration at Golden Gate Park ...

More than 50,000 Deadheads turned out to see Night 1 of the Grateful Dead 60th anniversary celebration at Golden Gate Park.

All to say that Dead & Company's final show of a three-night stand in Golden Gate Park Aug. 3 was nothing less than a reaffirmation that what the original quintet forged with spirited abandon is ...

Dead & Company brought in Sturgill Simpson and Grahame Lesh to help put together a stellar Saturday showing in Golden Gate Park.

A 32-year-old man was arrested Saturday night near San Francisco's Golden Gate Park for allegedly having a trailer packed with several dozen tanks of nitrous oxide amid the three-day Dead & Company ...