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Phish in Concert

Probably no other band around today is more about the live experience than Phish. As the undisputed kings of the jam-band movement that began in the '80s and exploded in the '90s with bands like Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, and The Spin Doctors, they defined a style that was song-based but also about improvisation and the magic of the moment. When they brought their creative collision of rock, jazz, funk, folk, and country influences to a quickly expanding grassroots fan base in the '80s, a movement was born -- one in which the music was constantly developing before the audience's eyes and ears. Trey Anastasio's guitar, Page McConnell's keyboards, Mike Gordon's bass, and Jon Fishman's drums engage in a four-part conversation that's constantly evolving. Whether the band is playing tunes off classic Phish releases like 'Billy Breathes' and 'The Story of the Ghost,' or performing one of their famous Halloween shows where they cover another artist's album in its entirety, like The Who's 'Quadrophenia' or Talking Heads' 'Remain in Light,' Phish is always in flux. While headlining festivals like Bonnaroo, or hosting their own, like The Clifford Ball and Magnaball, or keeping an event all to themselves, the band maintains an unbreakable connection with their huge, hardcore audience of Phish Heads.

Phish Background

Phish got its start at The University of Vermont in 1983, when guitarists Trey Anastasio and Jeff Holdsworth, bass man Mike Gordon, and drummer Jon Fishman started jamming informally. But by the mid '80s, when Holdsworth had departed and keyboardist Page McConnell arrived to solidify the band's lineup, the band was truly beginning to define its sound -- a mix of Grateful Dead-inspired psychedelic jamming, jazzy fluidity, and funk-savvy grooves. Phish released its first, self-titled album in 1986, but like the Dead, they were always more about the live experience than the recording studio. And by the end of the '80s they were hitting the road hard, building up a hefty, dedicated audience and pretty much creating the jam-band circuit in the process. Their songwriting shone on albums like 'A Picture of Nectar,' 'Billy Breathes,' and 'The Story of a Ghost,' while their concerts became a nexus for thousands of hardy Phish Heads. You can't keep Phish out of water for long, and these days they continue to take their idiosyncratic but infectious sound to the people, creating new generations of Phish fans along the way.

Setlists

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.46 Days
    2. 2.The Moma Dance (>)
    3. 3.Cities (Talking Heads cover) (->)
    4. 4.Plasma (Trey Anastasio cover)
    5. 5.Bouncing Around the Room
    6. 6.Sigma Oasis
    7. 7.Run Like an Antelope (>)
    8. 8.Say It to Me S.A.N.T.O.S.

  2. Set 2:

    1. 9.A Wave of Hope (Trey Anastasio cover) (>)
    2. 10.Twist (>)
    3. 11.Scents and Subtle Sounds (>)
    4. 12.Everything's Right (->)
    5. 13.Boogie On Reggae Woman (Stevie Wonder cover) (->)
    6. 14.Also sprach Zarathustra, op. 30 (Richard Strauss cover) (>)
    7. 15.A Life Beyond the Dream (>)
    8. 16.Harry Hood (with 'If I Only Had a Brain' tease by Trey)

  3. Encore

    1. 17.Wilson (>)
    2. 18.Slave to the Traffic Light

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Bathtub Gin (Trey dedicated it "for the people in the water”)
    2. 2.Soul Shake Down Party (The Wailers cover)
    3. 3.Martian Monster (Trey teased In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida)
    4. 4.Stash
    5. 5.Farmhouse
    6. 6.Reba
    7. 7.Golden Age (TV on the Radio cover)
    8. 8.My Friend, My Friend (No "Myfe" ending)

  2. Set 2:

    1. 9.What's Going Through Your Mind (Trey Anastasio Band cover)
    2. 10.Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads cover) (Trey and Page teased Funkytown)
    3. 11.Tweezer (->)
    4. 12.Mercy (Trey Anastasio cover)
    5. 13.Also sprach Zarathustra, op. 30 (Richard Strauss cover)
    6. 14.More

  3. Encore

    1. 15.A Life Beyond the Dream
    2. 16.First Tube (>)
    3. 17.Tweezer Reprise

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Mike's Song (>)
    2. 2.Bouncing Around the Room (>)
    3. 3.Weekapaug Groove
    4. 4.Stash (with "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" tease)
    5. 5.Evolve (Trey Anastasio cover)
    6. 6.Llama
    7. 7.Split Open and Melt
    8. 8.Backwards Down the Number Line (>)
    9. 9.Carini
    10. 10.The Squirming Coil

  2. Set 2:

    1. 11.Sigma Oasis
    2. 12.My Friend, My Friend (>)
    3. 13.Sand
    4. 14.Golden Age (TV on the Radio cover)
    5. 15.What's the Use? (>)
    6. 16.Taste (>)
    7. 17.Golgi Apparatus
    8. 18.First Tube

  3. Set 3:

    1. 19.Character Zero
    2. 20.Pillow Jets (>)
    3. 21.Auld lang syne (Robert Burns cover) (>)
    4. 22.What's Going Through Your Mind (Trey Anastasio Band cover) (>)
    5. 23.Chalk Dust Torture (>)
    6. 24.Slave to the Traffic Light
    7. 25.Life Saving Gun (Page McConnell & Trey Anastasio cover) (>)
    8. 26.Say It to Me S.A.N.T.O.S.

  4. Encore

    1. 27.Grind
    2. 28.Icculus
    3. 29.Tweezer Reprise

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Heavy Things
    2. 2.What's Going Through Your Mind (Trey Anastasio Band cover)
    3. 3.Access Me (First time since 2019)
    4. 4.My Friend, My Friend
    5. 5.My Sweet One
    6. 6.Limb by Limb (with 'We're Off to See the Wizard' tease by Trey)
    7. 7.Mountains in the Mist
    8. 8.Kill Devil Falls
    9. 9.Walls of the Cave

  2. Set 2:

    1. 10.Everything's Right (>)
    2. 11.Chalk Dust Torture (with 'Stash' tease)
    3. 12.Mercury
    4. 13.Wading in the Velvet Sea
    5. 14.Most Events Aren't Planned (Vida Blue cover)

  3. Encore

    1. 15.Gotta Jibboo
    2. 16.Waste (>)
    3. 17.Bug (>)
    4. 18.Character Zero

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Possum
    2. 2.Sigma Oasis (>)
    3. 3.Back on the Train
    4. 4.Nothing (Amfibian cover)
    5. 5.Stash
    6. 6.Bouncing Around the Room
    7. 7.Tube (>)
    8. 8.Bathtub Gin
    9. 9.More

  2. Set 2:

    1. 10.Prince Caspian (>)
    2. 11.Down With Disease (unfinished) (>)
    3. 12.Ruby Waves (Trey Anastasio cover) (>)
    4. 13.Fuego (>)
    5. 14.What's the Use? (>)
    6. 15.Golden Age (TV on the Radio cover) (>)
    7. 16.Lonely Trip (Trey Anastasio cover)
    8. 17.Harry Hood

  3. Encore

    1. 18.Golgi Apparatus (>)
    2. 19.Slave to the Traffic Light

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Reviews

Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 2970 reviews
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  • A total musical blast

    by SeaGreen on 4/22/25Climate Pledge Arena - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Climate Pledge was nice. Phish was amazing, so much joy & musical excellence. No show is like any other.

  • Phish Melted my Face off!!!

    by Pharmer on 4/22/25Climate Pledge Arena - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Phish in Seattle was amazing. Climate Pledge Arena is a great venue centrally located in Seattle. Phish is the greatest live band ever and must be experienced live in order to get the real effect of their music and playfulness. Don't miss them next time they are in your town!!!

  • Phenomenal as Always!

    by Norah on 4/21/25Climate Pledge Arena - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Phish jams it out once again. Climate pledge does get pretty smoky, and there didn't seem to be a lot of ventilation. Thats the deal with indoor gigs, no hate, just a note :)

  • Great music

    by Garnet on 4/21/25Climate Pledge Arena - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Venue and sound were good. Band and fans are excellent. Hope PHISH returns next year.

  • Excellent Show, Nice Venue

    by bobbywhiteshoes on 4/21/25Climate Pledge Arena - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Wonderful experience. They just keep getting better. Venue was easy in and out. Seats were great. Food and drink was ridiculously priced, but this is our life now.

  • Remarkable energy and set list

    by patrick on 4/21/25Climate Pledge Arena - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    This band is at its best right now...sound and song selction

  • Die Hard Phish Head

    by Mindy on 4/20/25Rating: 5 out of 5

    My husband and I go see them at Madison Square Garden every New Years Eve. It's a tradition that keeps on giving. If you know, you know! Just a wonderful experience everytime. Good vibes all around. We always meet the best people there!

  • Phish forever

    by Ann Phish Head on 3/9/25Rating: 5 out of 5

    I see Phish at MSG every year and last year was even able to see them at the Sphere in Las Vegas. It was the most memorable event I can imagine to date. The Sphere is an attraction in itself!!

  • magical

    by Steven J on 3/9/25Rating: 5 out of 5

    We have the most magical time every Phish show we go to! I love going to three shows in three nights!

  • Divided Sky

    by Boulder Phish Head on 2/27/25Rating: 5 out of 5

    I remember the first shows they ever did at red rocks in the early 90s. They opened with the Divided Sky after it poured rain for several hours before the show... The sky opened, the Sun came out and they were banned from red rocks for the next few years. Those were the days!!!