you guys aren't listing (reasons WHY) the venues you suggest are good...
1.like accessability
2.geographical area. i.e..areas where there's a strong following
3.Dead friendly venues
4.nearby food/lodging accomidations
5.potential areas nearby to visit. sight-seeing

Ive listed all of the above....

I doubt there will be any Vermont shows
last summer the authorities canceled the show in Vermont

Wheelman wrote:


I missed 40% of the check list. I've failed.

The Gorge in George, WA. Whos up for a Roadtrip??? Camping.... great view, great sunset. The Dead rocked it in 2009.

onthebusin03 wrote:

Yeah you are probably correct, they have the minor league baseball team.

How about a outdoor show at Lake Tahoe. I know there are a couple venues there, maybe a ski resort or I think Harrah's has a pretty good size venue in South LT

wngfan wrote:



No better place to see a show in the country. Hope they play there on the west coast leg

Yep, and depending on the time of year, those may flies are a freaking disaster.

TheWuby wrote:


I don't know if Buckeye Lake is still open. They have shows every now and then, but not like in the past.

OtherOne wrote:


wow! Nice! I keep picturing myself rolling down that hill though, and not on purpose either.

OtherOne wrote:


Am I the only one who thinks the Gorge is WAY overrated?The views are awesome to be sure,but:
it's in the middle of NOWHERE
the vending/concessions SUCK
the lawns are too steep and far from stage
It's a hard to get around venue

RFK !



Yeah, right.