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The Dead Golden Gate Park Tickets & Info
Get your crew together and prepare for a fantastic night out at Golden Gate Park. Unlock your access to premium snack and beverage choices at the The Dead San Francisco occasion. Our ticket alerts notify you when your beloved musicians are in your area. Join us in honoring the spirit of live pop concerts at the next The Dead concert event. Don't miss the chance to enjoy the wonder of live pop concerts in a stunning location. Join us and let the tunes fuel your family's imagination at the The Dead concert.
About The Dead at Golden Gate Park
The Dead's 1968 album Anthem of the Sun was one of the first to blend in-studio and live recordings. Recording the song Scarlet Begonias The Grateful Dead combined catchy melodies with elaborate musical explorations. The band's name, 'The Grateful Dead ', was chosen in late 1965, inspired by a dictionary entry Garcia found. Interestingly, the band's iconic 'Steal Your Face ' skull logo was crafted by Owsley Stanley and Bob Thomas in 1973. Performing at the famous Cornell University show in 1977 The Grateful Dead delivered one of their most celebrated concerts; interestingly, the Grateful Dead's 'Blues for Allah ' album, released in 1975, showcased their experimentation with oriental music influences.
The Dead Concerts Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park is known for its beautiful sculpture garden located near the de Young Museum featuring works by multiple artists. Establishing the grounds' bike rental stations in 2012, it has made cycling more accessible for visitors looking to discover the park. The park’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is adjacent and historically significant to the park's culture. Hosting the annual San Francisco Kite Festival since 1986, it attracts kite enthusiasts and families to the park for a colorful celebration. Row an is typically the first row, making it a prime spot for viewing performances. Section Q is often known for its accessibility features for attendees with disabilities. From the Bayview, head north on 3rd Street, and follow signs to the park. If you're near the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, head west on Howard Street.
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Parking & Directions for The Dead Golden Gate Park
3038 Fulton St., San Francisco, CA
94118, US
1. Stow Lake Drive (0.5 miles) - $10/day
2. 10th Avenue (0.3 miles) - $8/day
3. California Academy of Sciences Lot (0.2 miles) - $15/day
4. Lincoln Way (0.4 miles) - $7/day
5. Fulton Street (0.3 miles) - $8/day