Dave Melamed is a Writer at Live For Live Music. He covers topics related to the cannabis business and cannabis regulation, blending his passion for music with insights into the evolving cannabis industry. Dave's work can be found featured in Live For Live Music.
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Dave Melamed focuses primarily on entertainment news, particularly around music, bands, live performances, and rock and roll. His articles often commemorate significant events in the history of popular music.
If you have unique insights or access to exclusive content related to landmark moments in music history or rare footage of iconic live performances by renowned artists or bands, these would likely resonate with Dave's coverage style. Additionally, if you can provide behind-the-scenes stories or lesser-known details about classic songs or albums within the rock genre, your pitch could capture his attention.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Dave’s coverage area, pitches should center around globally relevant topics that align with his emphasis on commemorating important dates and musical milestones across different eras and regions.
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![The Grateful Dead Rocked Denver For Three Nights, Centered On This Day In 1990 [Full Video/Audio]](https://i0.wp.com/liveforlivemusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Screen-Shot-2019-12-13-at-10.25.57-PM.png?resize=740%2C390&ssl=1)
By: Dave Melamed
The late 1980s into the early ’90s was a difficult time for Deadheads. The waning health of Jerry Garcia and the recent passing of pianist Brent Mydland meant fans never really knew what to expect out of a Grateful Dead concert. Fortunately, when the band came to Denver’s McNichols Arena from December 12th–14th, 1990, they were absolutely locked in and sounding tighter than ever.
By: Dave Melamed
Listen to the Grateful Dead's soulful ode to the Altamont Speedway tragedy, "New Speedway Boogie", debuted on December 20th, 1969.
By: Dave Melamed
On this date in 1970, the Dead headlined the Winterland Arena in their hometown, San Francisco, CA. Merry Christmas, Deadheads!
![Merl Saunders Welcomes Trey Anastasio At Burlington's Club Toast, On This Day In 1996 [Listen]](https://liveforlivemusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Screen-Shot-2020-04-09-at-4.42.27-PM.png)
By: Dave Melamed
Merl Saunders and the Rainforest Band got some help from Trey Anastasio during this tasty show in Burlington, on this day in 1996.
By: Dave Melamed
The famous 1995 Phish show saw the debuts of ten total tracks, including "Free", "Theme From The Bottom" and of course, "Spock's Brain".
By: Dave Melamed
On the day Levon Helm would have turned 86 years old, we wanted to take a moment to celebrate the great vocalist and drummer's life.
By: Dave Melamed
On this day in 1995, Phish took "Tweezer" to the moon and back with a 50-minute performance at Memphis' Mud Island Amphitheater.
