Debut 1996-06-06 · Last played 2026-07-17 · 265 performances
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2024-08-09FriBethel Woods Center for the ArtsBethel, NYBefore / afterTasteGap4SET 1
2024-08-03SatRuoff Music CenterNoblesville, INBefore / afterWeekapaug GrooveDrift While You're SleepingGap5SET 1
2024-07-27SatAlpine Valley Music TheatreEast Troy, WIBefore / afterEstherGap6ENCORE
2024-07-19FriXfinity CenterMansfield, MARated 74 · ListenJam chartSecond song of Summer '24, Trey demonstrates his commitment to reimagining older material. Atypical, the take seems born from that sonic batter mixed at the Baker's Dozen, the band, in lieu of a typical set-closing rocker, moving from the song, proper, into quieter, contemplative, "jazzy" musings - a welcome change of pace that, while a just dessert, sets the table for a tour full of surprises.Before / afterBuried Alive >Hey StrangerGap1SET 1
2022-12-29ThuMadison Square GardenNew York, NYBefore / afterBack on the Train >Gap2SET 2
2022-09-04SunDick's Sporting Goods ParkCommerce City, COBefore / afterIcculusGap9ENCORE
2022-08-06SatAtlantic City BeachAtlantic City, NJHighly rated 82 · ListenJam chartThe trend of pushing familiar songs out of their musical comfort zone in 2022 continues with another nicely extended version of this traditional set closer that goes beyond the normal rock peak, first by heaping on some extra fire, and then with an experimental outro that slowly peters out.Before / afterHeavy Rotation >Moonage DaydreamGap5SET 1
2022-07-30SatMerriweather Post PavilionColumbia, MDBefore / afterAlumni Blues >Gap4ENCORE
2022-07-24SunXfinity TheatreHartford, CTBefore / afterBackwards Down the Number Line >Gap4SET 2
2022-07-19TueTD Pavilion at the MannPhiladelphia, PABefore / afterAlso Sprach Zarathustra >Gap9SET 2
2022-05-29SunThe Wharf AmphitheaterOrange Beach, ALHighly rated 90 · ListenJam chartSurprise show opener (take a look at 7/3/10 for kicks), the band shows their renewed interest in what, since 96, has primarily been a set, however rocking, holder. Fun, focused, and effects-laden, the improvisation is what we've come to expect from Phish: Effortless. Cool, introspective play seems built to spill to inform a notable "Mike's Song."Before / after> Mike's SongGap5SET 1
2022-04-21ThuMadison Square GardenNew York, NYHighly rated 80 · ListenJam chartTrey loves MSG, a fact made clear here, when, in lieu of capping the set with a typical "Hood," he elects to floor the Garden, moving from zero to sixty in split seconds, bouncing around the room with typically rocking play (featuring a "Heartbreaker" tease) which, surprisingly, breaks for "Tweezer."Before / afterHarry Hood >-> TweezerGap10SET 2 · 2×
2021-08-04WedAscend AmphitheaterNashville, TNRated 60 · ListenJam chartYeah, "Zero" has a JC. And not just to feature 11/26/97. Strange version, and while not on par with, say, what we get during the Baker's Dozen, the play is atypical, with Trey seemingly shearing off blocks of sound, and laying into his effects. Summer 2021. Anything goes. And that's the case here, with this interesting version.Gap4ENCORE
2018-08-08WedBB&T PavilionCamden, NJRated 77 · ListenJam chart> from a memorable "Melt", "Stop-Start" / "Woo-Driven" action yields to smooth, fluid soloing (featuring Trey's incredibly warm tone), atop bedrock bass, drums, and Page's groovy play. Short but sweet, a fun way to send 'em home.Before / afterSplit Open and MeltGap3SET 2
2018-08-04SatVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore ParkAlpharetta, GABefore / afterDivided SkyGap3SET 1
2018-07-17TueLake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at HarveysStateline, NVBefore / afterStashGap1SET 1
2017-12-31SunMadison Square GardenNew York, NYBefore / afterMaze >Gap6SET 1
2017-09-01FriDick's Sporting Goods ParkCommerce City, COBefore / afterSilent in the Morning >Gap9ENCORE
2017-07-26WedMadison Square GardenNew York, NYHighly rated 92 · ListenJam chartWoah. Sweet show-closer finds the band biding their time, and taking it slow. Straightaway, the jam assumes a smooth, bluesy feel, tinged with some stomping "Martian Monster" texture. Trey augments his tone to shape a cool solo, Fish and Page drop out, and great guitar is met in equal measure by Mike, whose liquid tone gels as the two share a solo. Casually, the version builds to regain its customary intensity, and Trey leads the band through "Zero's" impassioned conclusion.Before / afterNo QuarterGap7SET 2
2017-07-16SunHuntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly IslandChicago, ILRated 58 · ListenBefore / afterWilson >Gap6ENCORE
2016-12-31SatMadison Square GardenNew York, NYBefore / afterYa MarWalls of the CaveGap5SET 1
2016-10-30SunMGM Grand Garden ArenaLas Vegas, NVGap5ENCORE
2016-10-22SatVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore ParkAlpharetta, GABefore / afterYour Pet Cat >Gap4SET 1
2016-10-16SunJacksonville Veterans Memorial ArenaJacksonville, FLBefore / afterThe Ballad of Curtis LoewGap3ENCORE
2016-09-04SunDick's Sporting Goods ParkCommerce City, COBefore / afterTube >Gap4SET 1
2011-12-29ThuMadison Square GardenNew York, NYBefore / afterShow of Life >Gap2SET 2
2011-09-14WedChamplain Valley ExpositionEssex Junction, VTHighly rated 87 · ListenJam chartTo paraphrase @nicobert: One of the skronkiest, atonal, and harrowing "Zero" jams going. Like trying to walk a tight-rope to see how far he can push the song's structure without anyone noticing, typically on-fire Trey is especially incendiary, at one point using his mic as slide to, in a manner of listening, spew magma into a packed school bus.Before / afterSuzy Greenberg >Gap4SET 2
2011-08-17WedUIC Pavilion, University of IllinoisChicago, IL
NotePage's House reference.
Before / afterGolgi Apparatus >> Run Like an AntelopeGap6SET 2
2011-08-08MonHollywood BowlHollywood, CABefore / afterWeekapaug GrooveQuinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)Gap2SET 2
2003-01-02ThuHampton ColiseumHampton, VABefore / afterWater in the Sky >Gap1SET 1
2002-12-31TueMadison Square GardenNew York, NYBefore / afterHarry Hood >Gap3SET 2
1.095 shows1996–2000
2000-10-05ThuVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterIrvine, CAHighly rated 89 · ListenJam chart> Piper, Trey alights upon a cool, swinging riff, and the version rides this vibe, with on-point fills from Page, the jam not so much building as unfurling, a heavy sort of bass and drum stomp. Play then becomes outright weird when Page shifts to his keys and a moody, brooding, outro ensues, with Trey quoting "Fast Enough For You".Before / afterPiper >Gap4SET 2
Jam chartPrompted by a vocal Trey, the band launches into extended and impassioned jamming, Trey's tone and truly spirited soloing working well to capture, at least in part, the zeitgeist of the touring year.
Before / afterSparkle >Gap5SET 1
1999-07-24SatAlpine Valley Music TheatreEast Troy, WIBefore / afterThe WedgeGap5SET 1
1999-07-17SatOswego County AirportVolney, NYBefore / afterTaste >Gap4SET 1
1999-07-12MonTweeter CenterMansfield, MABefore / afterWater in the Sky >Gap3SET 1
1999-07-08ThuGTE Virginia Beach AmphitheaterVirginia Beach, VABefore / afterHold Your Head UpGap4ENCORE
1999-07-01ThuFirst American Music CenterAntioch, TNGap2ENCORE
1998-12-31ThuMadison Square GardenNew York, NYBefore / afterNICU >> TweezerGap8SET 2
1998-11-24TueNew Haven Veterans Memorial ColiseumNew Haven, CTBefore / afterWading in the Velvet Sea >Gap2SET 2
1997-12-28SunUSAir ArenaLandover, MDBefore / afterBouncing Around the RoomGap2SET 1
1997-12-12FriPepsi ArenaAlbany, NYBefore / afterTrain Song >Gap5SET 1
1997-12-05FriCSU Convocation CenterCleveland, OHBefore / afterLimb By Limb >Gap2SET 1
1997-12-02TueCoreStates SpectrumPhiladelphia, PARated 79 · ListenJam chartMellow - or offbeat - by "Zero" standards, the version, strangely musical, produces a fun and surprising "tripping up the steps" sensation. The band, clearly energized, performs at a much slower tempo, the song's customary forceful vibe created by shouting and Trey's deliberate, scuzzy soloing.Before / afterBouncing Around the RoomGap4SET 2
Jam chartFun debut. Notable for a strong vocals, tight play, and a decidedly different arrangement, it's clear the song is here to stay, even though "[the band] don't know the end yet."
