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Sturgill Simpson delighted fans at Dead & Company's show, which was held in honor of Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary.

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Grateful Dead offshoot Dead & Company and Sturgill Simpson combine for memorable moment at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

Surviving Grateful Dead members returned to their hometown to celebrate the band's 60th anniversary across three big shows in Golden Gate Park.

Goose — who are a Connecticut jam band — also have an acoustic side project called Orebolo, and they were joined by Sturgill Simpson and Bob Weir during their performance on Friday night.

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

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

Then, at the end of the night, Bob Weir emerged for a version of the Dead classic “Brokedown Palace.” (Simpson is slated to join Weir and Mitarotonda for a special Dead Ahead performance, and ...

Simpson performed the song in front of Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann, the Dead’s three surviving members.