Dead and Company landed at the beautiful Blossom Music Center outside Cleveland a couple of nights ago for their 100th show. I reported a couple of days ago, that Dead & Co hit #100 earlier in the tour, but when Bobby Tweets, it’s hard to argue with the man. The guy is pretty much an expert—he’s been to every Grateful Dead show ever 😉

Reflecting on all the magical @deadandcompany shows thus far with much gratitude. Thank you for being with us for show 100, Cuyahoga! I think we have a few hundred more in us. Last night's show is available now via audio and webcast at https://t.co/153f7JrWRZ {📷: Katie Friesema} pic.twitter.com/8IA0ssaO5F

— Bob Weir (@BobWeir) June 21, 2018

In all seriousness, how cool is it that Bobby suggested that he and the boys have another few hundred shows in their tank?!

For show #100, Dead and Co compiled a show out of the 80’s with classics like “West L.A. Fadeaway,” “Knocking on Heaven’s Door” and a “Throwing Stones” second set closer with a monster Mayer solo.

Set 1 [7:26 – 8:45]:
Feel Like a Stranger
They Love Each Other
It’s All Over Now
Row Jimmy
West L.A. Fadeaway
Loose Lucy
Ship of Fools
Passenger

Set 2 [9:26 – 11:01]:
Lost Sailor >
Saint of Circumstance
He’s Gone
Scarlet Begonias >
Fire on the Mountain
Drums/Space >
I Need a Miracle
Dear Prudence
Throwing Stones

Encore [11:02 – 11:09]:
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door

Thanks to splumer for the recording!

Photo credit: Katie Friesema