Weir Forever

Weir Forever plays the Grateful Dead with the emphasis on Bob Weir — the cowboy songs, the Bobby ballads, and the second-guitar rhythm style that held the band's improvisation together for thirty years. They turn up at Ashkenaz in Berkeley, the East Bay room that has run a Grateful Dead night for more than four hundred weeks, and their October date there pairs them with the acoustic duo of Pat Nevins and Jay Wilcox playing a set of Bob Dylan songs. Details here come from the venue's own listing rather than the band's, so the lineup is not yet recorded.