One More Saturday Night: Bobby Weir Remembered at San Francisco ‘Homecoming’
A first-generation Rolling Stone writer went back to where it all started
A first-generation Rolling Stone writer went back to where it all started
Last night Bruce Springsteen stopped by Asbury Park's Light Of Day WinterFest for an unannounced appearance. (I hesitate to call it a "surprise appearance," because the Boss has popped up at 13 of the previous 25 iterations of the New Jersey festival, including last year's .)
"It is fitting that we honor her 80th birthday by celebrating her remarkable legacy and dedication to the Volunteer State," Governor Bill Lee says
One week ago, the news of Bob Weir’s death at 78 years old sent shockwaves across the music world — and beyond. The Grateful Dead guitarist and jam band legend spent over 60 years spreading cosmic, goofy joy to the masses, particularly in the last three decades, after Jerry
Tucker Zimmerman, the American musician who recruited his folk successors Big Thief to collaborate on his 2024 album Dance Of Love , died in a house fire at his home in Belgium on Saturday morning (January 17). He was 84. Local news reports that his wife of over 50 years,
Springsteen jammed with Willie Nile, Gary U.S. Bonds, and Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers at the annual Light of Day benefit show in Red Bank, New Jersey
Ten years ago, just two days after releasing his final album Blackstar , David Bowie passed away. Over the weekend the national library in North London hosted a tribute event called David Bowie In Time, during which there were a few musical performances. Jehnny Beth, the
Bob Weir died earlier this month at 78. The San Fransisco-born guitarist was best known for co-founding the Grateful Dead, but he also played with a few of its offshoot groups including Dead & Company, whose lineup includes John Mayer. (Weir's final live performances, in fact,
Super Bowl 60 adds some Bay Area flavor prior to February 8 game at Santa Clara, California's Levi's Stadium
"Bob took a chance on me. He staked his entire reputation on my joining a band with him. He gave me musical community, he gave me this community," Mayer said during powerful eulogy to Weir
The Harlem-born rapper also performs the title track off of his new album, Don't Be Dumb
Actor/musicians Finn Wolfhard and A$AP Rocky were the stars of the first Saturday Night Live of 2026. It was host Wolfhard’s SNL debut, though the Stranger Things star and indie rocker did once play an NBC page in the 2024 movie Saturday Night . He was also referenced in a