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Furthur To Webcast from Bob Weir’s TRI

Earlier this month Bob Weir presented the first live webcast from his new TRI Studios. He will follow that up in June with a performance by his current group Furthur. The band will perform live on Tuesday June 7 a few day’s following the group’s two night run at Shoreline Amphitheatre. The music will begin at 6 PM Pacific, with the concert priced at $19.95. For a look at the studio and a clip from Weir’s May 13 performance, click here.

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