An Inside Look At Dead & Company's Smokin' Performance At The Fillmore [Gallery]

Just last week, the Grateful ensemble known as Dead & Company announced plans for a totally free performance at The Fillmore. One of San Francisco’s most historic venues played host to the Grateful Dead on numerous occasions during their formative years, and the intimate 1,150-person venue was packed with Deadheads eager to catch a glimpse of the newest group to hit the Dead scene.

Dead & Company features three of the Dead’s original members, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann, alongside keyboardist Jeff Chimenti, bassist Oteil Burbridge and guitarist John Mayer. After performing regularly for the latter half of 2015, the band was bursting at the seams and spitting fire all night. The show featured a sit in from Sammy Hagar on “Loose Lucy” and three Dead & Co debut songs, “Big Railroad Blues,” “Days Between,” and Bob Dylan’s “Queen Jane Approximately.”

Full Video/Review: Dead & Company Heat Up The Historic Fillmore In San Francisco

Thanks to photographer Dave Vann, we have an exclusive look inside this glorious performance. Check out some of his images below.