
The Grateful Dead
Tapers Archive
Every show. Every jam.
The long strange trip
A curated archive of live recordings from the Grateful Dead — soundboards, audience tapes, and video from Fillmore East, Winterland, Barton Hall, the Capitol Theatre, and every stop in between. Browse by venue, year, era, or song. Relive the long strange trip.
The shows every Deadhead needs — video first, then the soundboards that defined the band.
The most famous run in rock history — Barton Hall and the tour around it.
Pre-Warlocks chaos — Kesey, the Pranksters, and the band finding the sound that would change everything.
Pigpen-led, blues-soaked, raw and electric — the band in its first wild form.
Six legendary weeks across the continent — Keith on piano, Donna on harmonies, the band at its peak.
The largest concert sound system ever built — and the jams that filled it.
Brent Mydland on the B3 — a decade of stadium-sized magic from 1979 to 1990.
Side-project Jerry — gospel, soul, and the songs he loved most.
The deepest space the Dead ever explored — every great Dark Star in one place.
The Dead's signature segue — the transitions that make tape collectors weep.
Mayer, Bobby, Mickey, Bill, Oteil, Jeff — carrying the torch into the next decade.
Off-the-beaten-path shows, lesser-known gems, and tour rarities only the heads know.