Grateful Dead-centric Ventura, CA festival Skull and Roses, which features Dead cover bands and more on its lineup, was scheduled to return for its sixth edition on April 19-21 at Ventura County ...

This is the first time that Dogfish Head has used the "Steal Your Face" skull graphic from the band's 1976 live album cover — which Calagione said "is by far and away the Grateful Dead's most ...

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Not only will you not be able to sing the lyrics to your favorite Grateful Dead songs alongside fellow Deadheads at the Skull & Roses festival, but you also probably won’t get a refund ...

The iconic Grateful Dead “Steal Your Face” skull logo takes center stage in this tie-dye sweatshirt, which is great for concerts and couch nights alike. From T-shirt brand Lost Goods ...

And just like their decades of musical output, the Grateful Dead are unbeaten when it comes to merch. From the Stealie skull logo to Bertha to the dancing bears, the Grateful Dead have enough ...

McIntosh has released a new limited edition run of two of its wireless speaker systems — the RS150 and RS250– emblazoned with the Grateful Dead’s instantly recognizable “Stealie” skull ...

“Yes,” he responded, and today, the company’s streetwear products include a $200 Grateful Dead screen-printing kit and a $45 trucker hat with the lightning-skull Stealie Rose logo.

His psychedelic skull swimming in hop cones while repping a Grateful Dead emblem can be found on this year’s limited-edition ...

A little more than a week after learning the plug had been pulled on the Skull & Roses festival expected to fill the Ventura County Fairgrounds with tie-dye, dancing and Grateful Dead songs with ...

Available now at MarketStudios.com, the collection ranges from $45 for a T-shirt to $200 for a DIY Grateful Dead screenprinting kit. Taking cues from Market’s elevated basics and the Dead’s ...