My Morning Jacket kicked off a seven-night stand at The Fillmore in San Francisco—one of the band’s only non-festival plays in 2026—with a series of tributes to Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead, including a debut performance of “Sugaree” featuring special guest Molly Tuttle.

After performing at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in one of the Dead’s old haunts, Golden Gate Park, on Friday, MMJ surprised fans the following night by opening its residency at The Fillmore, another significant venue in Grateful Dead history, by inviting Molly Tuttle out to sing “Sugaree.” Tuttle later returned to the stage to sit in on Sly & the Family Stone’s “Everyday People”—a cover MMJ played once in 2017 and revived during its hometown run at Louisville Palace Theatre in 2025—and again during the encore, joining MMJ to pay tribute to Dolly Parton with “Eagle When She Flies,” the second debut of the run.

My Morning Jacket With Molly Tuttle: “Sugaree” (Jerry Garcia)

Live at The Fillmore – 10/3/26 by My Morning Jacket

The Grateful Dead nods continued on Sunday. After debuting George Harrison’s “Behind That Locked Door” with help from special guest Tyler Ballgame, My Morning Jacket dusted off the Dead’s “Brown-Eyed Woman” for the first time in over a decade (last time played 1/26/14, per setlist.fm) with Ballgame on lead vocals. The band later closed the main set with the Grateful Dead’s version of Kris Kristofferson’s “Me and Bobby McGee”—a song popularized by Janis Joplin and covered by the Dead as a tribute after her death.

If any doubts remained about MMJ’s intent to honor Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead’s place in San Francisco music history, they subsided as frontman Jim James addressed the crowd:

“I’ve been listening to the Dead do their version of ‘Bobby McGee’ for like months. I’ve just been obsessing over that song, and we’ve been so excited to play that song here at The Fillmore, and to pay tribute to Bobby Weir, who just brought so much love and joy to our lives… We were so lucky to get to play with him a few times, and I just loved hearing him sing that song and knowing that they were singing it for Janis too, and having it be a two-part tribute… One for Bobby, one for Janis, wherever they are. Thank you so much for all the joy you brought us.”

Check out video highlights and full-show audio from the first two nights of My Morning Jacket’s Fillmore residency below. Scroll down to view the full setlists.

The run continues tonight, Tuesday, October 6th. Tickets are available here.

My Morning Jacket With Molly Tuttle: “Eagle When She Flies” (Dolly Parton) | 10/3/26

Video: ConcertArk

My Morning Jacket | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA | 10/3/26

Live at The Fillmore – 10/3/26 by My Morning Jacket

My Morning Jacket | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA | 10/4/26

Live at The Fillmore – 10/4/26 by My Morning Jacket

Setlist: My Morning Jacket | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA | 10/3/26

Set: Sugaree (Jerry Garcia) [1][2], In Its Infancy (The Waterfall), Touch Me I’m Going to Scream Pt. 1, Die for It, Master Plan, Everyday Magic, Least Expected [3], Penny for Your Thoughts, Never in the Real World, Old Sept. Blues > Steam Engine > Holdin On to Black Metal, Smokin’ From Shootin’ > Touch Me I’m Going to Scream Pt. 2 > Everyday People (Sly & the Family Stone) [1], Mahgeetah

Encore: Hillside Song, Eagle When She Flies (Dolly Parton) [1][2], Off the Record, Dancefloors

[1] With Molly Tuttle.
[2] First time played.
[3] With “One Love / People Get Ready” – Bob Marley outro jam.

Setlist: My Morning Jacket | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA | 10/4/26

Set: Beginning From the Ending, Squid Ink, Love Love Love, Circuital, Come Closer, Out in the Open, Lost Child (Jim James) [1], Big Decisions, It’s About Twilight Now, I Never Could Get Enough, Behind That Locked Door (George Harrison) [1][2], Brown-Eyed Women (Grateful Dead) [2][3], Lemme Know, Gideon, Climbing the Ladder, What a Wonderful Man, Easy Morning Rebel, Phone Went West > Me and Bobby McGee (Kris Kristofferson) [1][4]

Encore: The Dark, Highly Suspicious, Wordless Chorus

[1] First time played.
[2] With Tyler Ballgame.
[3] Last time played 1/26/14.
[4] Grateful Dead 1970 version.