Phish rolled into Boulder this week for a three-night July run at Folsom Field—July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 2025—and Grateful Web was there to soak up every funky note. Anyone familiar with Phish's Colorado history knows that classic photo of the boys hauling gear across a Telluride street; their love for the Centennial State runs deep.

Phish rolls into Pholsom Field for a triple-header—July 3, 4 & 5—and the whole town is tuning up like an over-stuffed kick drum. From sunset sound-checks echoing off the Flatirons to last call at the Fox, this Independence Day weekend promises more peaks than a “YEM” trampoline jam. Grateful Web has your play-by-play: trails to wander, taps to sample, veggie delights to devour, and the late-night throw-downs that keep the lights on long after the encore fades.

This week, legendary jam band Phish will take the stage for three nights at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado, kicking off Thursday, July 3 through Saturday, July 5, 2025, in what promises to be one of the most celebrated live music events of the year.

Presented by AEG Presents Rocky Mountains and CU Boulder, this special Independence Day weekend run marks Phish’s debut at the iconic stadium and a historic shift from their longtime Labor Day residency at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City.

Bourbon & Beyond, the World’s Largest Bourbon & Music Festival, is returning to Louisville, Kentucky, for its 7th year, and producers Danny Wimmer Presents have announced an exciting roster of culinary and spirits talent who will curate elevated food-and-beverage pairings on-site alongside the stacked music lineup slated for 2025.

Downtown Boulder will pulse with future-funk energy on Saturday, July 5 when Denver’s own The Motet turn the Boulder Theater into the official Pholsom Field After-Party. Previously teased as “A Tribute to Jamiroquai featuring ?????,” the show now stands revealed as The Motet’s first single-artist homage in twelve years.

Phans can now relive one of the band’s most exploratory performances from the fall of 1999: the September 12 show at Portland Meadows. This newly remastered archival release, curated by Phish Archivist Kevin Shapiro, is streaming today on the LivePhish App and is available for download at LivePhish.com. The set captures a crisp, sunlit Sunday evening in the Pacific Northwest, with Phish arriving fresh from a Vancouver tour opener and a triumphant two-night stand at The Gorge.

With their eagerly awaited Summer Tour 2025 still on the horizon, Phish has added a string of September dates that will carry the party south from Kentucky to Virginia. The run begins September 12 with a headlining appearance at Louisville’s Bourbon + Beyond Festival before the band makes its debut at Birmingham’s brand-new Coca-Cola Amphitheater for a pair of concerts, September 13–14.

Phish will return to Mexico for its ninth installment of “Phish: Riviera Maya”, the band’s annual destination concert vacation. Taking place January 28-31, 2026, the all-inclusive event will feature eight beachfront sets by Phish over four nights in one of the world’s most enticing locations - Mexico’s Caribbean coastline.

This last week, legendary Vermont band Phish closed out their most recent West Coast tour with an illustrious three-night residency that packed the house at Los Angeles’ legendary Hollywood Bowl.

Phish philled San Phrancisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium with a phlood of phrenzied phans for the phirst of two shows Tuesday night. (Phew!)

Concertgoers started lining up at lunchtime to jockey for a good spot in the GA show. By the time the doors opened at 6 p.m., there were over a thousand people in a line that stretched all the way around the Civic Center Plaza.