Dead & Co. Sun. Aug. 3, 2025 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park San Francisco, CA
Celebrating 60 Years of The Grateful Dead’s Music
Support: Trey Anastasio Band 4:15pm – 5:45pm
The Moma Dance Mozambique Sand Magilla Alive Again (Trey gives honor to Jerry Garcia) Mission in the Rain * (first time played by Trey Anastasio Band) What’s Going Through Your Mind Love Is What We Are Camel Walk Wolfman’s Brother Shine Everything’s Right Ghost
6:25pm – Intro: Band members children honored
Dead & Co. Set 1 6:30pm – 7:35pm
Good Times China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider They Love Each Other Shakedown Street Deal
Video interview clips of Jerry, Bobby, Mickey & Billy on the big screens. Bill Walton clips.
Set 2 8:05pm – 10:00pm
Scarlet Begonias * w/Trey Anastasio on lead vocals & guitar > Fire on the Mountain * w/Trey Anastasio on guitar & vocals (verses by Oteil, Bob, Trey & Mickey) Broken Arrow * w/Grahame Lesh on bass & background vocals Hell in a Bucket Cumberland Blues * w/Grahame Lesh on bass > Drums > Space > Standing on The Moon Sugaree > Sugar Magnolia (no Sunshine Daydream)
Encore: Touch of Grey
Set list compiled by Rob Scalcione Because the Phans want to know!
Grahame Lesh joined Dead and Company, playing one of Phil Lesh’s famous instruments, the bass known as Big Brown, in a heartfelt rendition of his late father’s signature song, Box of Rain.
Not many dry eyes. We miss Phil so much, and this was such a sweet tribute.
Grahame Lesh has been leading the Heart of Town shows across town at Pier 48, with one more show tonight, Saturday August 2, starting at 10, after the Dead and Company show today. Heart of Town is also part of the Grateful Dead GD60 celebration taking place all over San Francisco, and the world.
Setlist Night 1 |Grateful Dead 60th Anniversary|Dead and Company | Golden Gate Park • San Francisco | Friday August 1 2025 #GD60
Dead & Co. Fri. Aug. 1, 2025 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park San Francisco, CA
Celebrating 60 Years of The Grateful Dead’s Music.
Jerry Garcia’s 83rd birthday.
Support: Billy Strings 4:30pm – 5:45pm
Gild the Lily Dust in a Baggie > Sally Johnson Shady Grove Hellbender Away From the Mire If Your Hair’s Too Long (There’s Sin in Your Heart) # Pig in a Pen # Red Daisy Harbor of Love California Sober Oh the Wind and Rain Thunder
# one mic
Intro: Trixie Garcia
Dead & Co. Set 1 6:15pm – 7:20pm
Feel Like a Stranger Dancing in the Street > Tennessee Jed Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > Big River Althea
Set 2 7:55pm – 9:45pm
Box of Rain * w/Grahame Lesh on lead vocals & Phil’s “Big Brown” bass Playing in the Band *w/Grahame Lesh on bass (w/Miles Davis “All Blues” jam) > Estimated Prophet > Eyes of the World > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat * w/Billy Strings on lead vocals & guitar > Not Fade Away
Encore: Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Set list compiled by Rob Scalcione Because the Phans want to know!
Unbroken Chain Jason Crosby and Friends Jason Crosby keyboards Dan Lebowitz guitar Steve Adams bass Ezra Lipp drums
From Jason Crosby’s recent holiday show at the Sweetwater Music Hall.
Unbroken Chain
Lyrics:Bobby Petersen Music:Phil Lesh
Blue light rain, whoa, unbroken chain Looking for familiar faces in an empty window pane Listening for the secret, searching for the sound But I could only hear the preacher and the baying of his hounds
Willow sky, whoa, I walk and wonder why They say love your brother but you will catch it when you try Roll you down the line boy, drop you for a loss Ride out on a cold railroad and nail you to a cross
November and more as I wait for the score They’re telling me forgiveness is the key to every door A slow winter day, a night like forever Sink like a stone, float like a feather
Lilac rain, unbroken chain Song of the Saw-Whet owl Out on the mountain it’ll drive you insane Listening to the winds howl
Unbroken chain of sorrow and pearls Unbroken chain of sky and sea Unbroken chain of the western wind Unbroken chain of you and me
The opening verse sung by a projection of Jerry Garcia, perfectly blended in with the live performance of Sturgill Simpson, and this tribute band assembled by Don Was, including Phil Lesh’s son Grahame Lesh on guitar m
The camera cut to the balcony where the remaining members of the Grateful Dead, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann sat with their family, and the emotion evoked by the sight and sound of Jerry from Bob’s wife Natasha Weir, and tearful eyes from Jerry’s daughter Trixie Garcia. Jerry Garcia passed away August 9, 1995.
I don’t think there was a Deadhead watching who wasn’t in tears as well. Such a beautiful tribute.
During another emotional part of the set, Grahame Lesh took a verse while an image of Phil was projected near him. Phil Lesh passed away recently, on October 25th, 2024. He knew of the Kennedy Honors, and as I understand, was planning on being there.
