Melvin Seals with Pink Talking Fish, Grahame Lesh, and more

Pink Talking Fish is a Boston-based Hybrid Tribute Fusion Act, founded by bassist Eric Gould. The band masterfully blends the music of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish, creating unique live experiences. Known for their psychedelic rock and funk style, they seamlessly weave together iconic songs and improvisational jams. They are celebrated for reimagining classic tracks and fostering a vibrant community among fans.

Melvin Seals, born in San Francisco, California, is a revered keyboardist known for his soulful Hammond B-3 organ. He pioneered "Jam Band Music" during his 18-year tenure with the Jerry Garcia Band, earning the nickname "Master of the Universe." Seals blends rock, blues, gospel, and R&B, and has collaborated with artists like Chuck Berry and Phil Lesh. His solo album "Melting Pot" showcases his genre-blending style.

Grahame Lesh, a Bay Area guitarist and singer-songwriter, is known for carrying forward the legacy of his father, Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh. He co-fronts Midnight North, releasing albums like "Diamonds in the Zodiac," and performs with Grahame Lesh & Friends and the Terrapin Family Band. His music blends rock, folk, blues, and soul, often interpreting the Grateful Dead catalog and American songbook, collaborating with many notable musicians.

Hailing from Denver, Colorado, Steely Dead is a national touring band renowned for its unique fusion of Grateful Dead's improvisation and Steely Dan's precise arrangements. They craft original jam elements and mashups like "Dealin' in the Years." Composed of talented musicians, including members from Melvin Seals and JGB, and DeadPhish Orchestra, they deliver electrifying, soulful performances to a dedicated following.