My secret admission is that I prefer The Wolf Bros over Dead & Co. And while the latter is now officially retired it is pretty cool to see Bobby still out there playing music. They aren’t coming anywhere near me, but if they are close to you I recommend seeing them.
September 8—Park City Song Summit Festival—Park City, UT
September 10—FirstBank Amphitheater—Franklin, TN*
September 12—CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park—Simpsonville, SC*
September 13—Ting Pavilion—Charlottesville, VA
September 15—Saratoga Performing Arts Center—Saratoga Springs, NY*
September 16—Xfinity Center—Mansfield, MA*
September 17—Forest Hills—Queens, NY*
September 19—The Green At Shelburne Museum—South Burlington, VT
September 20—Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater—Bridgeport, CT*
September 22—Pine Knob Music Theatre—Clarkston, MI*
September 23—Farm Aid—Noblesville, IN
September 26—Mershon Auditorium—Columbus, OH
September 27—The Met Philadelphia—Philadelphia, PA
September 28—Pier Six Pavilion—Baltimore, MD
*Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival 2023
Tickets are available here.
themidnightcafe.org 
Wow, no hiccup at all in Bob Weir’s own shows, right after the end of Dead & Company, more than a dozen shows in September – that’s wild.
Man these guys just love to play. It’s pretty cool, the job they picked, where they just keep going and going regardless of age or money or any day to day concerns.
I can’t say I still expect to be working when I am Weir’s age … although of course I know he’d say “I ain’t workin’ either, man! I’m having fun…” – I envy that.
Also, I am odd in that I prefer all solo/offshoots of The Dead more than The Dead.
Bob has to be in the running for the person to have performed the most concerts. Dude just loves being on stage.
I enjoy some of the post-Dead stuff, but my heart belongs to the real Grateful Dead.