Bobby Weir

It was like 1971 all over again. Everyone there, all age groups, Deadheads, rock fans everyone enjoying each other and the music. People were partying like drugs were legal and nobody bothered them. There were 3 sets and 3 intermissions. Everyone was standing from the 8:00 start till the 1:15AM end of the Sugar Magnolia jam. All the songs were jams with the shortest one at least 10 minutes long. From covering Garcia’s “The Wheel”, Bob Dylan’s “All Along The Watchtower” to the aforementioned “Sugar Magnolia Jam” which included, “Scarlett Begonias,” Help On The Way,” “Slipknot!,” “Franklin’s Tower,” and “Sunshine Daydream.” Then finally ending with “Brokedown Palace. A great way to end 2023 and welcome in 2024 with 2,658 close friends!

I went Friday night. Wish I had gone back! The third set on New Year’s Eve has all my favorite songs. Thanks for a real good time, Bob and friends.!

Absolutely incredible! Bob Weir is the man! If anyone asks me if it’s possible to hear music Bob Weir has brought to life throughout his career in the way he did at this show, I would say “F*** YEAH!”

If there was a rating higher than 5 stars I would choose it! If you are on the fence about seeing this show, do yourself a favor. GO!!! One of the most amazing shows I've seen in a long time!🔥🔥🔥

Beautiful young talent working with Bobby to cement a legacy for some of the previous generation, and our generations pivotal songwriters. He was amazing energetic kind. The vibe in the theater was nothing like I had felt before in several years. It also didn’t hurt that anything that I had on my playlist for me they played quite a special evening.

Just an amazing show. It was I believe my 40th Anniversary show, first Grateful Dead show being I believe Norfolk VA fall of 82'. The Eccles was great sound throughout and a intimate theater to see Bob weir in. The orchestra backup was fantastic and popping! I'm sad to hear Dead and Co. Have announced their final tour next summer. I may have to take the smer off and go back on tour. It's been 28 years since I've done a dead tour and I've missed it since.

Great show, every seat was a great seat. Up close and personal. I would definitely go to see another show there when it comes up!! Very trippy and great acoustics! All the old Heads and the younger ones all in it together!! I wish he had 2 nights here on his tour.

Very nice smallish crowd. Lotsa smiles and color. The sound was great and everybody had a good view. Smoke in the air and the sun razed through midnight orange from the local wildfires . Bobby was powerful and clean. Great setlist. Very weird unique trip. Happy I was there. Hoodoo staff were great. No issues anywhere afaik.

Dead and co was great. Mellow and on shorter side but tight and sounded amazing. A bit disappointed that jiffy lube oversold spots in the pit. Was much too packed on a steamy July va night.

This show was so good. Anytime I get a chance to see Dead and Co. play I go. Never a bad show, incredible musicians and lots of fun. The music is what keeps me going. In a world filled with such craziness you can count on the Dead to keep you feeling happy.

Concerts at Dodger stadium are always problematic. Parking lots open later, the “rented” staff are not trained well and tech problems occur often with mobile tickets. Dead and Company were terrific. I loved the poster, shirts and other merch. Shakedown street was extremely far away (lot 13). I had to go through manager, John M because tickets wouldn’t scan. Then got hassled to obtain my wrist bands. The second set and encore was incredible.

The two shows were both amazing! The band has really gelled and is creating music that really excites the senses and the mind. While Bobby stuck to the "agenda" and played Ace both nights, he and the band and the fantastic guest artists made the songs seem fresh both times regardless of the repetition. And then, he added the other songs for each of the second sets, which blew my mind (the entire Terrapin suite, what a treat and a great preview for October at the Kennedy Center in DC). I am a new fan all over again, and Bobby has really come into his leadership role! Thanks to him and all of the band members for a real good time!

F&$k YA Best Bobby show in years. Beats dead &co hands down. Wish this was his next multi year tour group, the dead with HORNS AND STRINGS !!!! find weather report suit, happy tears 🤡🤗🤡🤗

It was an amazing magical time!! I’m am just honored that I got to see them! Especially since everything is now shut down. It was actually the day before the shut down. Those memories will last a lifetime. Thanks Bob!!!! & The Wolf Brothers!!!!

Knocking on heaven's door closing. Despite how well he still can sing and he seems to be in good health, that song just felt like foreshadowing to me, but maybe I've been watching too many movies.

Always nice to see Bobby and the love his fans show for him. Really liked the trio setup and arrangements. Would really like to see Bobby pick solo a little more vs. his rhythm style.

There’s nothing like a Grateful Dead concert and while we dearly miss Jerry, Bobby was sensational. His show matches his personality: loving, caring, unpretentious, and in true GD fashion, unpredictable. The Oakdale is a premium venue, too. So comfortable for we old folks.

Excellent show & a beautiful venue. Alitter of very powerful music from 3 musicians & Bobby's acoustic guitar. I hope the theater is listed as an historic building so that it continues to be used & preserved.

Amazing show with an awesome audience! Disappointed they didn’t play some of my faves but they played so clear and precise that it overshadowed the lack of familiar tunes.

This was my first time at Sweetwater and it was awesome. It's such a small, intimate venue and then Bob comes out and does an acoustic set much of it solo. Of note, Sammy Hagar showed up for a couple songs in the first set, which was a treat. In the second set, Bob and the gang played some of their new material, which was very good. The whole evening was special.