You Win Again

Played live by Grateful Dead on 24 nights, 1% of shows.

First: November 15, 1971 at Municipal Auditorium, Austin, Texas
Last: September 16, 1972 at The Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

Nights per year

1971: 9 · 1972: 15

Most in 1972: 15 nights.

Next

  1. Not Fade Away: 5 times
  2. Jack Straw: 4 times

Before

  1. Sugar Magnolia: 4 times
  2. Playing in the Band: 3 times
  3. Black-Throated Wind: 3 times

Latest nights

  1. September 16, 1972: The Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts
  2. July 26, 1972: Paramount Theatre, Portland, Oregon
  3. July 22, 1972: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, Washington
  4. June 17, 1972: Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, California
  5. May 24, 1972: Lyceum Ballroom, London, England
  6. May 18, 1972: Deutsches Museum, Munich, Bavaria
  7. May 4, 1972: L'Olympia Bruno Coquatrix, Paris, Île-de-France
  8. April 26, 1972: Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt, Hesse
  9. April 14, 1972: Tivoli, Copenhagen, Capital Region
  10. March 28, 1972: Academy of Music, New York, New York

All of Grateful Dead

With scripts on, this page draws it as a star chart: every song a point of light, a night traced as a constellation, and a free 16 × 20 Setprint poster of your night. Setlists from setlist.fm. An independent fan project, not affiliated with Grateful Dead. Privacy & credits

Setprint

Relive your favorite set

Every song your band played that night, drawn as a constellation. Find the show you were at, watch the set play back song by song, and keep it as a print.

How it works

  1. Pick your band. Every song they’ve played live is a point of light on the dial: the brighter, the more often played.
  2. Find your night. Search a date, venue or city, and watch that night’s setlist draw itself, song by song, with its debuts, liberations and guests.
  3. Get your Setprint. A free 16 × 20 poster of the night, ready to print and frame.

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