Grateful Dead legend and guitarist Bob Weir is taking no breaks in between Dead & Company tours as he recently joined John Mayer on stage to perform a couple songs in San Francisco, and then kicked off a four-concert, September run with the Wolf Bros last night, the 19th, at Humphreys in San Diego, California. The short run will end with a set at the Santa Cruz Mountain Sol Festival on September 22nd.

Accompanying Bob Weir is bassist Don Was and drummer Jay Lane of Wolf Bros. The trio performed two sets that highlighted Grateful Dead's expansive catalog. The opened up the night with "The Music Never Stopped" and then did a reprise of it after performing Rob Wasserman's "Easy Answers" and "Standing on Shaky Ground" by Temptations in between.

Then they went into Bob Dylan's "When I Paint My Masterpiece" before doing a Weir original - "Gonesville" 2016’s Blue Mountain. The rest of the first set included the traditional “Deep Elem Blues." They closed it out on four Dead tracks, ending with a bang on "Saint of Circumstance" before they dispersed for a 30 minute break.

Set two got underway with a cover of the Beatles' "Blackbird." Other covers included "Fever" by Eddie Cooley which was interlaced with "Truckin'." They did some other beloved Dead cuts like "Scarlet Begonias" and the raunchy Weir-penned track "I Need a Miracle." They ended the second set on two covers - Dylan's " A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" and Henry Witter's "Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad."

The trio came back to encore with "Ripple" before dipping out. See the full, 21-song setlist below!

Check out some fan-caught footage and photos from the night here:

Next stop is the Majestic Ventura Theater in Ventura, California tomorrow night, September 20th! See all the dates over on Weir's website. After that, Weir will rejoin Dead & Company for a fall fun run on the East Coast! Find out more info about that trek over on our blog!