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Jefferson Airplane were a foundational rock and roll band, by any accounting. But their live concert history is hard to find. I begin the task with a detailed look at Airplane shows from their start on August 13 '65 to the end of '65.
I also list every show at The Matrix during this period (mostly the Airplane, anyway).
https://rockprosopography101.blogspot.com/2026/07/jefferson-airplane-concert-h
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Too Loose Ta Truck, w Phil Lesh, Terry Haggerty, John Allair and Steve Mitchell, only played 6 gigs back in 1976. It was Phil's only bar band. Why? I review their history, such as it is, in detail. It seems to have been about making a living.
https://hooterollin.blogspot.com/2026/02/too-loose-ta-truck-with-phil-lesh.html
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The Grateful Dead are a California band from San Francisco, but there's more than one California. Highway 99 runs up through the fertile center of the state. I look at the Dead's 60s history in the "other" California.
https://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2026/04/the-grateful-dead-on-us-99-1966-69.html
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The Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood opened in 1964. In early 1966, The Whisky aligned its booking policy with its sister club The Trip.
I review the intersection between The Whisky and The Trip between January and May 1966.
https://rockprosopography101.blogspot.com/2026/03/the-trip-and-whisky-go-go-sunset-strip.html
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Jefferson Airplane were a foundational rock and roll band, by any accounting. But their live concert history is hard to find. I begin the task with a detailed look at Airplane shows from their start on August 13 '65 to the end of '65.
I also list every show at The Matrix during …
Bob Weir left Kingfish in August '76 because the Grateful Dead returned to touring. But Matt Kelly and Dave Torbert kept the band going, making two albums and touring Europe and the States. I enquire about their tour history from August '7…
In the 1970s, the rock concert industry exploded, and they needed new, larger venues. Some efforts were made to use auto racing tracks. Not all of them worked, however.
On July 7, 1974 Richie Havens & Roger McGuinn headlined at tiny Islip…
The Grateful Dead are a California band from San Francisco, but there's more than one California. Highway 99 runs up through the fertile center of the state. I look at the Dead's 60s history in the "other" California.
https://lostlivedead.…
The Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood opened in 1964. In early 1966, The Whisky aligned its booking policy with its sister club The Trip.
I review the intersection between The Whisky and The Trip between January and May 1966.
https://rockp…
Too Loose Ta Truck, w Phil Lesh, Terry Haggerty, John Allair and Steve Mitchell, only played 6 gigs back in 1976. It was Phil's only bar band. Why? I review their history, such as it is, in detail. It seems to have been about making a livi…
Bob Weir and Kingfish played the Armory in Pendelton, OR on May 13 '75. It wasn't a coincidence. Kingfish road manager Rex Jackson was from Hermiston, OR, just outside of Pendleton. Legendary Dead roadie Larry Shurtleff (Ramrod) was from P…
Sad as it is when people die, new things come to light. I was tipped to an unknown Bob Weir show, with Kingfish at the Pendleton Armory in Oregon on Tuesday, May 13 '75. An eyewitness says about 100 people were there.
https://lostlivedead…
In late 1974, with the rock concert business bigger than ever, Bill Graham tried to re-start the local concert scene that had defined the Fillmore in the day. Three local bands would headline Winterland for $2 on a Tuesday night. It almost…
The Grateful Dead played UC Berkeley's Greek Theatre 29 times. Their first performance there was on October 1, 1967. We have just an ad, a concert photo and a brief review. I enquire about what we can know from those.
https://lostlivedead.…
Rock was as popular in Nashville in the '70s as it was anywhere. Uniquely, the major rock venue then was an auto racing track rather than a basketball arena. I enquire about concerts at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, 1972-77.
https://rock…
Jerry Garcia played Keystone Berkeley 243 times 1972-84), mostly with the Garcia Band. Yet for all that, no one ever discusses that there was almost always an opening act. I enquire about this forgotten slice of JGB history.
https://hooter…
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