A previously unreleased concert film documenting a July 1989 performanceby The Grateful Dead at Alpine Valley in East Toy, Wisconsin, will be shown in theaters across the U.S. on May 4.

The one-night-only screening will serve as the fifth annual installment of the band’s “Meet-Up at the Movies” series.

The movie, which runs two hours and 50 minutes, captures the band a few months before the release of its final studio album, Built to Last.

The film was recorded using the venue’s analog master multi-camera video system. The group’s set at the show featured the then-new tune “Foolish Heart,” as well as such memorable Dead songs as “Sugaree,” “Box of Rain,” “Terrapin Station” and “Morning Dew.”

The band’s lineup at the time featured Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart and keyboardist Brent Mydland.

The screenings will take place at 7 p.m. local time at more than 350 cinemas in the U.S.  VisitFathomEvents.com to purchase tickets and check out a list of the locations where this year’s “Meet-Up at the Movies” event will take place.

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