The sound you might have heard this week was that of Deadheads busting out their mothballed tour gear and seeing if they can still fit into those faded tie-dyes and backless peasant tops.

Since fans played it cool over last weekend's two-day reunion festival of the surviving members of the Grateful Dead in Wisconsin (see [article id="1456447"]"Surviving Grateful Dead Members Reunite For First Time Since Garcia's Death"[/article]), the ultimate jam group is returning the favor and taking their show back on the road.

Seven years after the death of legendary guitarist/singer Jerry Garcia, the

Other Ones -- guitarist/singer Bob Weir, bassist Phil Lesh, drummer

Bill Kreutzmann and percussionist Mickey Hart -- have kept their

promise to mount a U.S. tour this fall. The 13-city outing will kick off

November 14 in Roanoke, Virginia, and is currently slated to run through

December 2 in Rosemont, Illinois, according to the group's Web site.

The Other Ones used their first full reunion shows last weekend --

Hart, Weir and Lesh have performed as the Other Ones, sans Kreutzmann, since

Garcia's death -- as a test to see if their fans could peacefully

assemble. Walworth County, Wisconsin, authorities initially denied the band

a permit for the shows -- billed as "Terrapin Station: A Grateful Dead

Family Reunion -- at East Troy, Wisconsin's Alpine Valley Music Theatre

based on fears that tens of thousands of ticketless fans would show up and

cause havoc (see [article id="1455881"]"Wisconsin Officials

Revive Dead Reunion Show"[/article]).

As with the Wisconsin shows, keyboardists Jeff Chimenti and Rob Barocco and

guitarist/singer Jimmy Herring will fill out the band's roster.

Other Ones tour dates: