Dead and Company opened its Las Vegas residency at the Sphere with incredible drone footage of the Grateful Dead's old San Francisco home.

Photo: Alive Coverage Get in the groove and let the good times roll We're gonna stay here till we soothe our soul If it takes all night long Last night,

The second night of Dead and Company's residency at Sphere in Las Vegas showed some things will be standard nightly, others completely different.

D ead & Company have made their live debut at The Sphere in Las Vegas, the revolutionary $2.3billion venue that opened its doors last year. The band, who were formed by former Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann in 2015, completed a 19-song set at the first of 24 shows at the revolutionary venue.

Dead & Company jammed for 3 1/2 hours Thursday night, reviving familiar Grateful Dead imagery in a specatcular stage show.

The setlist was full of great tunes, but the biggest surprise came from what we saw — or didn’t see — on the big screens at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Dead & Company opened their much-anticipated Sphere residency in Las Vegas Thursday night, making good on the potential of the world's most high-tech concert venue and delivering what has to be the most dazzling visual show in Grateful Dead history.

It wasn't all dancing bears at Dead & Company's debut Sphere show (though the bears were there!). Here are our favorite moments from show 1.