Furthur tickets are also available for gigs at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes Barre, Penn. on Nov. 5; Nov. 10 at the Madison Square Garden in New York City (with an additional afterparty at the B.B. King Blues Club & Grill); Nov. 16 at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio; Nov. 21 at the Murat Theatre in Indianapolis and more.

The duo may not have made a Furthur album yet, but that just means that they’re not tied down to a ‘latest and greatest’ setlist. Concertgoers will get a varied sample of Grateful Dead hits, as well as solo hits.

Their original tour was scheduled to wrap up on Aug. 14 at San Francisco’s Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival, but have extended the tour into late November.

The tour’s new leg kicks off with a two-night performance in Eugene, Ore. on Sept. 16-17 and runs through Nov. 20-21 at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

Following their sweep along the West Coast, Furthur will be playing three nights at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colo. from Sept. 24-26, followed by gigs in Minneapolis’ Northrop Auditorium on Nov. 8.; the Stephen’s Auditorium in Ames, Iowa, on Nov. 9; and the St. Louis Chaifetz Arena on Nov. 11.

Next, the band heads off to Chicago for another two-night event at the UIC Pavilion on Nov. 12-13, followed by a stop in Cincinnati’s U.S. Bank Arena on Nov. 14 before heading to the Northeast for a gig in Reading, Penn. on Nov. 16.

On Nov. 17, Furthur lands in Baltimore’s 1st Mariner Arena for a show on Nov. 17 before heading to Worchester, Mass. on Nov. 19.

Get your Furthur tickets and check out a complete listing of tour dates here.

The MSC Poesia will be traveling from Ft. Lauderdale, FL, to Roatan, Honduras and Costa Maya, Mexico and is sponsored by Cloud 9 Adventures.  Some may find themselves asking, what do you do on a Jam Cruise? 

In addition to excursions in the dock cities, cruisegoers will have a hard time deciding which activity to partake in next, ” There are incredible artist workshops with plenty of interaction with the fans, tournaments ranging from basketball to poker and beyond, yoga classes, a door decorating contest, autograph sessions, and so much more!

Bob Weir will be performing “Scaring The Children” with Rob Wasserman and Jay Lane.  Other artists stepping onto the floating stage are Rhythm Devils, Galactic, Lotus, The New Mastersounds, Anders Osborne, Leo Nocentelli, Bruce Hampton, Jennifer Hartswick, Big Sam’s Funky Nation and many others.

Keep checking back for more Bob Weir news.

Furthur was formed in 2009 after Weir and Lesh played together for the first time in four years (since the Grateful Dead split). A few months later, the duo announced their band. Their debut performance was in September 2009 in California. They followed that performance by a handful of dates and live rehearsal sessions, but their 2010 tour will be the first (hopefully of many) for the band.

The tour kicks off on Friday, Feb. 5 in Florida and runs throughout the U.S. before wrapping up on Monday, March 3 in Oregon.

It looks like Weir and RatDog will be performing three more times this month: September 18, 19 and 20 in Oakland, California.

Then they have a few dates in October to tend to: Oct. 16 and 17 at The Tower Theatre in Philadelphia, PA; Oct. 19 and 20 at The Grand Ballroom in New York, NY; and October 22, 23 and 24 at The Beacon Theatre in New York, NY.

The jaunt will kick off October 16th, Weir’s birthday, and the 17th,  at the Tower Theatre in Upper Darby, PA.  On October 19-20th, they will perform at the Manhattan Center Grand Ballroom, and fron October 22- 24th, they will play the Beacon Theatre.

Later this month, the jam band offset of the Grateful Dead is performing in New Hampshire, and in August  and September they will be touring the West Coast.

The band just finished up a two-night stint in Jim Thorpe, PA at Penn’s Peak.  Earlier in the week, they performed in Rochester, NY and closed the set with “St. Stephen,” “The Eleven” and “Turn on your Lovelight.”

The tour will take the band coast-to-coast through the end of September 2009,  starting July 5th with a show in Columbus, OH, with fellow blues rockers The Black Crowes.  Some of the dates will be opened by the band MOE.

One of the coolest stops on the tour is at The Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, July 23-26, 2009, in Bridgeport, CT. Check it out - who couldn’t use some good vibes?!