Live Dead '69 + Auburn (opening act)

LIVE DEAD '69 is an experimental band, employing the style of extemporization & improvisation made famous by Grateful Dead in the late 1960s.

This all star band features:

TOM CONSTANTEN, original Grateful Dead pianist, who played all the keyboards on the original “Live Dead” recording, inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 and was essential to Grateful Dead’s first 2 ambitious/ experimental studio recordings “Anthem of The Sun” and “Aoxomoxoa.”

MARK KARAN, lead guitarist with Bob Weir’s Rat Dog and The Other Ones.

SLICK AGUILAR, who played lead guitar in Jefferson Starship & KBC for 26 years and with David Crosby Band before that.

UK drummer RICHARD NEWMAN who just recorded Robert Plant’s new single, recently toured with Paul Rodgers, also played in Jefferson Starship, Rory Gallagher, Deb Bonham and many others.

And UK multi-instrumentalist TONY MORLEY, also of Jefferson Starship – round out the line-up.

See them in action here: https://youtu.be/DOl8-YXof4s

This is one awesome show for Deadheads everywhere!

Venue: The Marquee

Tickets: £18

Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled due to government restrictions, in which case you will be offered an exchange to another date, or a refund. By purchasing tickets, you agree to these terms.

Attending events

Please remember, it is important that you do not attend The Beaverwood if you:

• believe  you may be infected with COVID-19, whether you have symptoms or not
• have  experienced symptoms in the last 14 days
• have  been in close proximity to anyone who has experienced symptoms in the last 14 days
• have  arrived in England in the last 14 days from a country where UK quarantine  restrictions apply
• have been instructed to self-isolate

We encourage anyone in your group that is clinically vulnerable, or who is in the same household or support bubble as someone who considers themselves vulnerable, to make their own assessment whether they should attend.

Access

The Club House has now been demolished and is being redeveloped - please excuse our appearance while we build a fantastic new venue! Access is via a flat footpath with handrail approximately 70 metres long. It is suitable for wheelchairs.