Debut 2017-12-31 · Last played 2025-07-12 · 26 performances
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Times Played
26
Median Gap, Last 10 Years10 Yr
8
Median Gap, All-Time
8
Longest Gap
49
Current Gap
Best version2021-08-31VenueShoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain ViewScore88Hear itListen · Details
Jam chartThere's no time wasted in this all killer, no filler jam, which gets especially gnarly after 8:00 when it develops a mean streak and goes screaming through space to a supernova conclusion.
Gap43SET 2
2024-08-04SunRuoff Music CenterNoblesville, INRated 78 · ListenJam chartAlong with preceding "Ghost", this "Soul Planet" makes up one of the great 1-2 punches of the year as it sets off at a good pace and introduces dial-tone and other wonky effects in the opening minutes before a shift around 8:00. From there it drifts upwards into major bliss and is driven into gorgeously inspirational territory by Trey's coalescing riff for a terrific mid-jam hosing, after which the band briefly gestures towards a return home, only to quickly launch into more locked-in improvisation. With the vibe now turning towards hard-rock, the jam once again gels around Trey's riffage and surges to a head-banging peak, then > "Billy Breathes".Gap49SET 2
2023-07-22SatThe Pavilion at Star LakeBurgettstown, PARated 73 · Listen
Jam chartHard-charging out of the gates through 7:15 when it settles into an ethereal transition, then winds up again for a heartening resolution and floats into -> "Twist".
2022-08-14SunAlpine Valley Music TheatreEast Troy, WIRated 36 · ListenGap6SET 2
2022-08-05FriAtlantic City BeachAtlantic City, NJRated 69 · ListenJam chart> from "Axilla (Part II)". Mike's bass is thumping as the jam begins. Trey solos over a cool texture provided by Mike and Fish. A slow tempo gradually picks up steam, possibly because of Fish dropping a "Yeah" sample seemingly out of nowhere. The jam comes to a head around 13:00 with Trey and Mike both heavy in their effects arsenals. It melts into almost nothing before > into a big "Down With Disease".Gap11SET 2
2022-07-20WedTD Pavilion at the MannPhiladelphia, PARated 37 · ListenGap12SET 2
2022-05-27FriThe Wharf AmphitheaterOrange Beach, ALRated 74 · ListenJam chartA handful of peaks scattered about a casual stroll through multiple musical ideas, both major and minor. Towards the back end, the jam becomes upbeat and bubbly and segues -> into "Quadrophonic Toppling".Gap8SET 2 · 2×
2021-10-31SunMGM Grand Garden ArenaLas Vegas, NVRated 77 · ListenJam chartDeep in the third set of the Halloween show, the band still has enough creative juice for one more killer jam, as Fish kicks up the tempo and Page does some fine electric piano work, before a slower and more contemplative jam emerges. Fish picks the pace back up and the band enters anthemic mode, Trey's funky new filter adding extra spice, then things get darker and nastier almost out of nowhere with a stomping and powerful jam. -> into "Death Don't Hurt Very Long" out of the muck.Gap7SET 3
Jam chart"Hmm... this jam is okay, I can imagine many of my friends lapping this up but I'm mostly disintere-SWEET HEAVENLY LORD THIS FINAL PEAK IS AMAZING."
Gap10SET 1
2021-08-31TueShoreline AmphitheatreMountain View, CAHighly rated 88 · ListenJam chartSmoothly runs the gamut from dark grooves to a lovely uplifting space to double-time rocking out to a muscular jamming zone where Mike's drill (!) takes center stage to anthemic bliss to something akin to an alien distress signal that could've only come from Summer 2021 to sludgy industrial noise to even faster rocking out to snappy funkiness to a perfect -> into "The Final Hurrah". A cornerstone jam of Summer 2021, and the third longest of their entire career. Yes, you read that right, their entire career.Gap7SET 2
2021-08-10TueHersheypark StadiumHershey, PAHighly rated 81 · ListenJam chartThe other Summer 2021 "Soul Planet", this bad boy doesn't take long to move into a quicksilver minor-key boil with Trey's gnarly effects taking center stage. Fish picks up the pace and a solid groove emerges, then Trey switches to major-key and the band follows with a powerful bit of hose. Fish then switches up his beat and Page takes center stage, before Trey elbows his way in with some wicked riffing and Fish steers things to more rock-oriented waters. Trey then fires up some stabbing chords before neatly -> into NICU. Inspired, melodious jamming.Gap11SET 2
2018-11-02FriMGM Grand Garden ArenaLas Vegas, NVRated 72 · Listen
Jam chartSoaring, anthemic play from Trey combined with gooey bass from Mike highlight this second set opening version. After a mini-peak, the jam eventually fizzles to > "Down With Disease".
2018-09-02SunDick's Sporting Goods ParkCommerce City, CORated 45 · ListenGap9SET 1
2018-08-04SatVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore ParkAlpharetta, GAHighly rated 81 · ListenJam chartPivots out of the verses into a grimy jam that briefly picks up speed before devolving into envelope-filtered-Mike-led funk, then blossoms into a warm and relaxed jam full of delicate synths from Page and sympathetic Trey soloing. Things take an anthemic turn at Mike's urging, then appear to be coming to a close, but then gathers up energy once more and builds to a driving peak. But rather than close out, Fish and Page lead the way to another filthy and funky groove, with tinges of 2.0 jamming style, before dying out and > into "ASIHTOS".Gap3SET 2
Jam chartBreaks out with some brief funk and quickly evolves into a warmer groove with Page and Trey trading lead duties before guitar takes over as the jam gallops to a peak and dissolves into "Wingsuit".