The band Phish has scheduled a long tour for the summer of 2023. The tour kicks out with two nights in Huntsville, Alabama on July 11 and 12, followed by stops in Alpharetta, Georgia; Wilmington, North Carolina; Burgettstown, Pennsylvania; Syracuse.
New York; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and an eight engagement at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Last but not least, the band will play four nights at Dick’s Sporting Goods Stadium in Commerce City, Colorado, between August 31 and September 3, 2023, for their annual Labor Day Weekend run.
To request tickets, visit tickets.phish.com before the deadline on Monday, Feb 27 at noon ET. On Friday, March 3 at 10 AM ET, tickets will be available to the general public.
Alpharetta, Wilmington, Philly, New York, and Commerce City will all have vacation packages available to its residents. Start booking your hotel and tickets for the event on Thursday, March 2 at 11 a.m., local venue time. Madison Square Garden offers a special seven-show discount ticket for runs longer than one night.
Your Entire Professional Life
Phish, the most influential jam band of a ’90s and ’00s, have created not just an expansive and original collection of work, in addition to a distinct and committed fan culture that is reminiscent of the Grateful Dead’s.
Phish, a jam band formed in Vermont in the mid-1980s, has amassed a devoted fan base thanks to its stellar musicianship, eccentric stage presence, and free-form improvisations that incorporate styles as diverse as psychedelic rock, jazz hybrid, funky, rock music, folk, bluegrass, and blues.
Modeled after the Dead, the band put more emphasis on live concert than production work and actively encouraged fans to record and swap recordings of their shows. Despite their propensity for performing on stage, Phish had released a number of excellent studio albums by the beginning of the century, including Billy Breathes (1996) and Farmhouse (2000).
Inside the years that followed, the band encountered its first significant difficulties, but they were able to overcome them, coming back together after a separation of five years and a hiatus of two years.
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Onstage, Phish never stopped pushing boundaries throughout the 2010s, and their album of the decade, 2014’s Fuego, debuted in the Top Ten. They’ve started a bunch of festivals, managed their own record company, and influenced a whole bunch of new bands along the way.
Back in 1983, Trey Anastasio (guitar/vocals), Jon Fishman (drums), and Jeff Holdsworth (guitar) met at the Vermont College of Music and formed a band. Eventually, after posting a want ad around school, bassist Mike Gordon joined and the original lineup was complete.
Having settled on the name Phish by early 1984, the band had already begun playing shows away from their alma mater. The band was reinforced at the time by percussionist Marc Daubert, but left around at the time keyboardist Page McConnell arrived. At that point in 1985, with Holdsworth out of the band, Phish had settled on its core lineup.
Phish’s “The Baker’s Dozen” residency at Madison Square Gardens last summer lasted for 13 nights. The band played completely new sets for each show.
After a summer of touring in 2018, Phish focused on their annual Halloween show, where they “covered” the entire album by the made-up ’80s prog metal band Kasvot Vaxt. They continued touring throughout 2019 and released their 15th studio album, Sigma Oasis, in April of 2020.
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Concert Tour In The Summer Of 2023
To request tickets, visit tickets.phish.com by Monday, February 27 at noon ET, when the request window closes. On Friday, March 3 at 10AM ET, tickets will be available to the general public. Ticketing details for each each show may be found at phish.com/tours. For the events at Madison Square Garden, a special seven-show ticket will be sold at a discount.
Alpharetta, Delaware, Philadelphia, New York, and Commerce City will all have vacation packages to choose from. Tickets and hotel stays in the area are part of every package. Thursday, March 2nd, at 11AM local time, we will begin selling vacation packages. Visit phishsummer2023.100xhospitality.com for details.
- Huntsville, Alabama, on July 11th, at the Orion Amphitheater
- Date: July 12 Location: Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, AL
- Alpharetta, Georgia’s Ameris Bank Amphitheatre on July 14
- Alpharetta, Georgia’s Ameris Bank Amphitheatre on July 15
- Performance on July 16 at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, Georgia
- Wilmington, North Carolina’s Live Oak Banks Pavilion in Riverfront Park, on July 18
- 19 July, Wilmington, NC, Live Oak Bank Pavilion, Riverfront Park.
- Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, on July 21st, at the Star Lake Pavilion.
- July 22nd, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, Pavilion on Star Lake.
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- In Syracuse, New York at the St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater on July 23.
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, TD Pavillion at the Mann, July 25.
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, TD Pavillion at the Mann, Saturday, July 26.
- New York City, Madison Square Garden, July 28.
- New York City, Madison Square Garden, July 29.
- July 30 The Big Apple, New York City, Madison Square Garden
- On August 1st, at New York City’s Madison Square Garden
- Madison Mansion Garden, New York, New York, August 2
- New York, New York, August 4th, Madison Square Garden
- Today is August 5th, which is: The Big Apple, New York City, Madison Square Garden
- The last day of August Venue: Dick’s Sporting Goods Stadium, Commerce City, Colorado
- Beginning September 1st in Commerce City, Colorado at the Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
- Commerce City, Colorado’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on September 2
- Date: September 3 | Location: Dick’s Sporting Goods Park | City: Commerce City, CO
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Conclusion
Two nights at Huntsville, Alabama’s Orion Amphitheater will start off Phish’s summer tour, which will also make dates in Atlanta, Wilmington, Burgettstown, Ithaca, and Philadelphia.
