Dead & Company , a band that featured Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart , concluded its final tour with a three-night stop at San Francisco s Oracle Park this weekend.

The band, which began in 2015, performed a two-set show to close out the weekend as Deadheads flocked to the baseball stadium to experience iconic Grateful Dead songs and covers on Sunday.

The trio of sold-out shows on the tour marks the close of another chapter for the Grateful Dead, a band that has seen members reunite and form several touring projects since the death of lead guitarist and songwriter Jerry Garcia in 1995.

Dead & Company, the latest touring group of Grateful Dead members, notably featured the guitar and vocals of John Mayer. The band embarked on its final tour without Bill Kreutzmann after the founding member of the Dead backed out of the tour in April because of a shift in creative direction.

The band cruised through songs such as Bertha, Althea and Loser in its first set before becoming stuck exclusively to Grateful Dead material in the second set of Sundays show, Ultimate Classic Rock reported .

The San Francisco stop featured the usual pre-concert Shakedown Street, a nod to the Deads 1978 song , where fans gathered outside the venue to share food, acquire handcrafts and drugs, and swap stories about kismet encounters with friends made at previous shows, the San Francisco Chronicle reported .

Outside the Bay Area, the Empire State Building lit up in tie dye on Sunday night to honor the bands last stop on its last tour.