Dead and Company gathered at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco for a three-day event in early August 2025, celebrating The Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary and its enduring legacy. The weekend concluded on Sunday, August 3 with the ensemble performing “Touch of Grey,” a moment that has now taken on profound significance following Bob Weir’s passing on January 10. The co-founding guitarist’s death transformed what was already a milestone celebration into something far more poignant, as the San Francisco gathering became Weir’s final live public performance. Video of that closing performance recently surfaced on YouTube in the days after Weir’s passing, capturing the ensemble’s finale to a weekend that now stands as a testament to decades of musical history. The footage preserves a bittersweet moment where celebration and farewell converged, marking the end of an era for one of rock music’s most influential figures and the band he helped create six decades earlier.