Overview
- The three-night series drew approximately 180,000 fans to Golden Gate Park, including tens of thousands who traveled from across the U.S. and abroad.
- Each night’s performance showcased entirely different setlists with surprise guests such as Sturgill Simpson, Trey Anastasio, Billy Strings and Grahame Lesh.
- San Francisco hotels reported full occupancy and businesses on Haight-Ashbury and around the park saw record sales, delivering an economic boost city leaders compare to major festivals.
- Jerry Day at McLaren Park and community tie-dye gatherings underscored intergenerational fan participation that spanned original Deadheads to first-time attendees.
- The city will roll out a fall-long lineup of Dead-themed art shows, tribute concerts and panel discussions across multiple neighborhoods.