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What To Watch (Archive)
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Jun 14, 2026 / Dead on the Creek Music Festival (Laytonville)According to Moonalice legend, these are weird times in the Moonalice tribe, which means it is time for a... -
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Aug 25, 2026 / Triples Alley Set at SF Giants Grateful Dead Night @ Oracle Park (San Francisco)The pre-show dugout set will also be streamed at a later date view » -
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Apr 19, 2026 / Sweetwater Music Hall (Mill Valley)According to Moonalice legend, today is a day for the consumption of mass quantities. But you need to be ...
According to Moonalice legend, there is an old saying in our tribe: everyone complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. Not only have we enjoyed epic levels of rainfall this season, but this weekend brought king tides to the Bay Area. It is time to build an ark.
We are here today to celebrate Sweetwater Music Hall, a wonderful community institution, whose non-profit gives us all an opportunity to contribute.
Today’s poster by Gregg Gordon depicts Neptune Moonalice, whose contribution to this benefit was the extra foot of water on the exit ramp from 101. As Barry pointed out, what we really need around here is a queen tide.
Notes:
Jason Crosby played keys
Rachel Tietjen did not perform at this show.
No Tribe members have listed their attendance for this show yet.
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