Phish
On June 26, 1995 Phish played their second headline show at Saratoga Performing Arts Center ("SPAC") - a modern amphitheater on the buccolic grounds of Saratoga Spa State Park in Saratoga Springs, NY. SPAC '95 was the sixteenth show in a 22-show summer tour supporting Phish's first live record - the 2-CD set A Live One, released June 27th (the day after this show) on Elektra. While A Live One was a compilation of Phish classics recorded in 1994, summer 1995 performances gravitated toward new material from a one-off show in Lowell that May and e
We're excited to announce The Baker's Dozen, a 13-night run at New York City's Madison Square Garden, beginning Friday, July 21 through Sunday, August 6.
The Baker's Dozen brings the band's total performances at The Garden to 52 in the years since their December of 1994 venue debut.
Higher Ground & Troy Savings Bank Music Hall are pleased to host an Acoustic Evening with Trey Anastasio on March 10th. Tickets go on sale this Friday January 27th at Noon.
The Mimi Fishman Foundation has launched their first on-line charity auction of 2017. This time around the Foundation offers drum heads of various sizes used during Phish 2016 shows. Each head is labeled for date/show and also signed by Phi
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We wanted to remind everyone that the charity auction for Phish show used drumsticks - signed by Phish drummer Jon Fishman - ends tonight - December 12, 2016.
In today’s age of social media and the technological prison we live in it is amazing that a band like Phish can still keep a secret, especially from their rabid fan base. When the band announced in early September that they were finally releasing their long-awaited studio follow-up to 2014’s Fuego, message boards and dedicated fan sites immediately began churning the rumor mill regarding which songs would appear on Big Boat. The band had, after all, written and performed many new songs over the last few tours so it wou
Catskill Chill is a music festival held towards the end of the summer music festival season. Most people are burnt out, broke, or unable to take anymore time off to attend another music festival. If you had an excuse for why you couldn’t attend this year’s Catskill Chill at New Minglewood, you won’t be making those same excuses next year after learning about their extremely successful transition to a new campground.
Mike's Fall tour kicks off in St. Louis before continuing east. Stops include Chicago, Burlington, Albany, Philly, DC and Mike's return to Nashville for the first time since 2011. The tour ends with the band's first multi-night run, with a special intimate three-nighter at The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA. The first two nights are sold out. Tickets are on sale now for the rest of the tour.
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