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‘Summer Tour’ Review: A Documentary About Deadheads That’s as Blissed-Out and Navel-Gazing as Its Subjects

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‘Summer Tour’ Review: A Documentary About Deadheads That’s as Blissed-Out and Navel-Gazing as Its Subjects
Jul 21, 2026 1:51pm PT ‘Summer Tour’ Review: A Documentary About Deadheads That’s as Blissed-Out and Navel-Gazing as Its Subjects

We're now into the third generation of Deadheads, whose long strange trip continues as a Deadhead couple follow Dead & Company's 2023 tour.

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Owen Gleiberman

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If you wanted to come up with a cynical definition of what we now think of as “the ’60s,” you could call it five years of middle-class kids slumming. Obviously, there was more to the counterculture than that. But that was a big part of it — and the middle-classness of it all, the fact that so many kids “dropped out” because they could afford to drop out, should not be forgotten. (The revolution was about protest, but it was also about selling designer psychedelic candles.)

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