Dead head cinema
Decades of music lovers have been enchanted by the singular musical vision of the Grateful Dead. The group’s improvisational mixture of rock, folk and bluegrass, coupled with a peace-loving attitude, made them a legendary live act. Now, for one night only, modern audiences can get a view into the past with a cinematic screening of the Dead’s 1972 performance on the West German TV program Beat Club. Prepare for a flashback to the heyday of Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh and the boys. Here’s hoping they play “Dark Star”!
Thursday, July 17, 7:30pm. $12.50. Franklin Park 16 5001 Monroe St. fathomevents.com
Dead head cinema
Decades of music lovers have been enchanted by the singular musical vision of the Grateful Dead. The group’s improvisational mixture of rock, folk and bluegrass, coupled with a peace-loving attitude, made them a legendary live act. Now, for one night only, modern audiences can get a view into the past with a cinematic screening of the Dead’s 1972 performance on the West German TV program Beat Club. Prepare for a flashback to the heyday of Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh and the boys. Here’s hoping they play “Dark Star”!
Thursday, July 17, 7:30pm. $12.50. Franklin Park 16 5001 Monroe St. fathomevents.com
