Where did the Grateful Dead play in 1993?
The Grateful Dead have unearthed a rare 1993 gig for the third installment in the jam band’s Shakedown Stream series. Premiering Friday, the weekly streaming series will showcase video from the Dead’s June 11, 1993 concert from Columbus, Ohio’s Buckeye Lake Music Center in its near-entirety for the first time.
What years did the Grateful Dead tour?
With the exception of 1975, when the band was on hiatus and played only four concerts together, the Grateful Dead performed many concerts every year, from their formation in April 1965, until July 9, 1995.
Who opened for the Grateful Dead in 1991?
Santana
Santana put on a great opening set and then the Dead came out and opened up the floodgates to one of the best shows of 1991. The second show was the most memorable, featuring a 17-minute, first-set “Bird Song” with Santana matching Garcia and then raising him.
How many Grateful Dead concerts were there?
2,300 concerts
Concert tours were the primary source of revenue and exposure for the band, which played over 37,000 songs live in some 2,300 concerts over its 30 year career (Lundquist, 1996–2007). Throughout the years, the Grateful Dead accumulated a large repertoire that included over 450 unique songs (Lundquist, 1996–2007).
How many shows did the Grateful Dead play in 1994?
Concerts Per Year:
| 2019 | 1 concert |
|---|---|
| 2015 | 4 concerts |
| 1995 | 11 concerts |
| 1994 | 12 concerts |
| 1993 | 8 concerts |
Who opened for Grateful Dead in 1994?
In 1994 Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi brought Traffic back for their first tour since 1974, which included a number of dates opening for the Grateful Dead. The tour wound up being the last for the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame act and was documented in the 2005 concert film The Last Great Traffic Jam.
Did the Grateful Dead tour in 1995?
Grateful Dead Tour-by-Tour: 1995.