Drummer Bill Kreutzmann performed with Phil & Friends this weekend. Kreutzmann (Grateful Dead) joined the band Saturday at Tweeter Center in Camden, NJ in first set for St. Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> St. Stephen -> Casey Jones. Saxophonist Greg Osby joined the group for the entire second set. Kreutzmann returned last night at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD for much of the first set, which included Crazy Fingers -> Uncle Johns Band -> Playin In The Band -> Keep On Growin.
Kreutzmann and Lesh will perform together again August 3 and 4 at Terrapin Station: A Grateful Dead Family Reunion at Alpine Valley. The line-up also includes Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Jimmy Herring, Rob Barraco and Jeff Chimenti. Phil has released the following statement regarding the shows:
‘I want to thank everyone for their support and enthusiasm this summer. I am thrilled that we are able to proceed with Terrapin Station at Alpine Valley (please remember, it is very important that you do not come to Alpine without a ticket). I had a blast playing with Mickey at our shows last week and I guarantee that our upcoming shows with Billy and Bobby will be very special.’
Phil & Friends play tomorrow at nTelos Pavilion in Portsmouth, VA. For more dates, visit www.phillesh.net.
News 1
Bill Kreutzmann Sits in with Phil & Friends
News
Archive- Dave Matthews Band Announce Free Livestream For European Tour Closer
- Listen: Lotus Preview Forthcoming Album ‘How to Dream in Color’ with “How Do I Come Down”
- Bryce Dessner Forges Partnership with Sony Music Masterworks, Details ‘Solos’ LP
- David Gilmour Announces First Concerts in Eight Years, Multi-Night Stint at London’s Royal Albert Hall
- Circles Around the Sun Plot Post-Dead & Company After Party at Brooklyn Bowl Vegas
- Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival Shares Artist Lineup for Who Stage
- The Rolling Stones Start Off Second Week of New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
- Waxahatchee Welcomes Lucinda Williams, Wynonna and MJ Lenderman at Ryman Auditorium
Most Popular
- Dead & Company Detail Free Immersive Dead Forever Experience at The Venetian
- David Gilmour Plots First Tour Since 2016
- Jaimoe Takes Part in Rare Public Concert Appearance, Revisits Allman Brothers Band Classics
- Watch: Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks and Bill Frisell Pay Tribute to Leonard Cohen with National Symphony Orchestra
- Phish Gift Drew Carey Signed Blender, Following Sphere Comments
- Greensky Bluegrass Announce ‘The Iceland Sessions’ Featuring Holly Bowling
- Start Me Up: The Rolling Stones Commence Stadium Tour in Houston, Offer Debuts and Bust Outs
- Galactic Welcome Grace Potter, Skerik and More at Tipitina’s
No Comments comments associated with this post