DeadPettyKellerGrass Tickets

DeadPettyKellerGrass is a dynamic live-project collaboration between Keller Williams and The HillBenders, blending bluegrass foundations with rock energy and psychedelic textures. Described within Keller Williams’ ADM (Acoustic Dance Music) approach, the project brings bluegrass/jam-rock interpretations of Grateful Dead and Tom Petty tunes alongside KW originals. While there are no official studio albums for DeadPettyKellerGrass as of 2025, the group shines in live performance, with the project presented through Keller Williams’ touring schedule and partner venues. This page helps you explore the artists behind the project, upcoming shows, and how to secure your seats for a night of high-energy, genre-blending live music in cities across the U.S.

Location matters for DeadPettyKellerGrass, and the team frequently partners with renowned venues to deliver tight ensembles, extended jams, and inventive arrangements. Keep an eye on Keller Williams’ site and venue pages for the latest updates and new tour announcements.

Biographical overview: Keller Williams, a veteran of the looped, improvisational scene, collaborates with The HillBenders to form DeadPettyKellerGrass. The project fuses bluegrass fundamentals with rock dynamics and psychedelic textures, offering fresh takes on Grateful Dead and Tom Petty songs, along with new material that fits the ADM ethos. Though the project lacks standalone studio albums as of 2025, DeadPettyKellerGrass thrives in live settings, where extended improvisations and audience energy drive the experience.

Discography highlights: No official DeadPettyKellerGrass studio albums released to date. Live performances feature reimagined classics and KW originals presented within Keller Williams’ broader touring framework. Fans can expect high-energy arrangements, tight ensemble work, and collaborative improvisation typical of Williams’ ADM style.

Upcoming tour highlights for 2025: The three-city Presidents’ Day Weekend run includes Cleveland (Beachland Ballroom), Wheeling (Capitol Theatre), and Fort Wayne (Clyde Theatre). Additional 2025 dates include June shows in Lincoln (Bourbon Theatre) and Kansas City (Knuckleheads). Remember, dates are subject to change, so verify details on the official venue pages and Keller Williams’ announcements as plans are confirmed.

How to catch a show: Tickets and show details are typically announced through Keller Williams’ site and partner venues. For the latest information, follow Keller Williams and venue pages for updates, and secure your seats early for this unique, high-energy live collaboration.