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Phish – 1983 жылы құрылған, 2004 жылы таратылған және 2009 жылы қайта құрылған американдық рок-тобы. Бұл – танымал музыка тарихындағы ең табысты концерттік топтардың бірі, олардың концерттегі танымалдылығы альбом сатудан, радио эфирінен немесе музыкалық бейнелерден гөрі әлдеқайда жоғары. Phish 1990 жылдардың ортасы мен соңындағы танымалдылығының шағында әлемдегі ең көп табыс әкелетін концерттік турлардың қатарында тұрақты түрде болды. Топ импровизациялық стилімен танымал, бір әнді екі рет бірдей орындамайды, сонымен қатар үш онжылдық бойында және 1700-нен астам концертте бірде-бір репертуарды қайталамаған. Көптеген Phish жанкүйерлері бір турда бірнеше түнді қатысады, спорт жанкүйерлері маусымдық билеттерді сатып алғандай, себебі әр концерт өзгеше болады. Phish жанкүйерлерге концерттерді жазуға және жазбаларды таратуға рұқсат беретінімен де белгілі. Гитарист Трей Анастасио мұны «тегін жарнама» деп есептейді, өйткені ол топтың музыкасын бүкіл АҚШ-та және, ақырында, әлемнің қалған бөлігінде таратуға және алмасуға мүмкіндік берді. Топтың Хэллоуинде «Музыкалық костюмдер» деген дәстүрі бар, онда Phish басқа топтың немесе әртістің толық альбомын орындайды. Кейде топ осы Хэллоуиндегі өнер көрсетулерінде (2013, 2018 және 2021 жылдары) өздерінің жаңа материалдарын ұсынады.
Phish is an American rock band formed in 1983, dissolved in 2004, and reunited in 2009. It is one of the most successful live acts in popular music history, forging a popularity in concert far greater than their album sales, radio airplay, or music video presence would otherwise indicate. Phish, at the peak of their popularity in the mid to late 1990s, consistently ranked as one of the highest grossing concert tours in the world. Known for its improvisational style, rarely playing a song the same way twice, the band also never played the same set list twice in three decades and more than 1,700 shows. Many Phish fans attend multiple nights on a particular tour, much like sports fans buying season tickets, since each concert will be different. Phish is also known for allowing fans to record the concerts and distribute the recordings. Guitarist Trey Anastasio considered it "free advertising" since it enabled the band's music to be distributed and traded all over the United States and, eventually, the rest of the world. The band has a Halloween tradition of "Musical Costumes", when Phish performs an entire album by a different band or artist. Occasionally, the band have debuted their own new material during these Halloween performances (2013, 2018, and 2021).
1983 жыл
Phish 1983 жылдың күзінде Вермонт университетінде Трей Анастасио мен Джефф Холдсворт гитарада, Джон Фишман барабанда және Майк Гордон бас гитарада бірлесіп құрылған. Көптеген адамдар топтың 1983 жылы Blackwood Convention деген атпен кем дегенде екі концерт өткізгенін айтады, бірақ Анастасио 2019 жылы мұны рас емес деп мәлімдеді. Осы кезеңде топ Creedence Clearwater Revival, Wilson Pickett, The Who және Grateful Dead сияқты басқа артистердің өлеңдерін орындаған.
Phish formed in the fall of 1983 at the University of Vermont with co founders Trey Anastasio and Jeff Holdsworth on guitars, Jon Fishman on drums, and Mike Gordon on bass. Many speculate that the band played at least two shows under the name Blackwood Convention in 1983, but this stated untrue by Anastasio in 2019. At this point, the band only played other artists' material, including Creedence Clearwater Revival, Wilson Pickett, the Who, and the Grateful Dead.
1984 жыл
1984 жылдың алғашқы жартысында Анастасио UVM-ден уақытша шеттетілгеннен кейін Phish тобы қысқа үзіліс жасады. Анастасио күзде университетке оралған соң, топ тікелей концерттерін жалғастырды, сол кезде олар ресми түрде Phish деп аталды. Көптеген концерттерде Phish-ке перкуссияда Марк Доберт, ал кейде вокалға Dude of Life қосылды. Бірнеше жыл бойы топтың 1 желтоқсан 1984 жылғы өнер көрсетуі олардың ең ерте тікелей жазылған нұсқасы болып саналды, бірақ 3 қараша 1984 жылғы UVM-нің Слейд-холлдағы өнер көрсетуінің жазбасы кейіннен табылды. Топ сол күзде көптеген авторлық әндерді орындады, олардың ішінде "Makisupa Policeman", "Slave to the Traffic Light", "Camel Walk", "Skippy the Wondermouse" және "Fluffhead" болды. "Skippy the Wondermouse" (соңынан оның музыкасы "McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters" үшін пайдаланылды) әнінен басқа, осы әндердің барлығы топтың мансабы бойында концерттік тізімінде болды.
Phish took a brief hiatus during the first part of 1984 after Anastasio was suspended from UVM. The band continued with live performances when Anastasio returned to the university in the fall, at which point they became officially known as Phish. For many concerts, Phish was joined by Marc Daubert on percussion and, on occasion, the Dude of Life on vocals. For years, the band's performance from 1 December 1984, was their earliest live circulated recording, though a recording of a performance at UVM's Slade Hall, from 3 November 1984 eventually surfaced. The band debuted many original songs that fall, including "Makisupa Policeman", "Slave to the Traffic Light", "Camel Walk", "Skippy the Wondermouse", and "Fluffhead." All of these songs, with the exception of "Skippy the Wondermouse" (whose music was later used for "McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters"), have remained in the band's live rotation for the duration of their career.
1985 жыл
1985 жылдың көктемінде топ пернетақташы Пейдж Макконнеллмен танысты, ол Годдард колледжінің студенті еді және 3 мамыр 1985 жылы Вермонт университетінің кампусында өткен концерттерінің бір бөлігінде топпен бірге ойнады. 26 қыркүйекке қарай ол топтың мүшесі болды. Осы кезеңде топтың концерттерінде көптеген импровизациялар болды, олардың көпшілігі Grateful Dead тобының жаңа шығармалары мен кавер-күйлеріне арналды. Майк Гордон жиі 23 қарашада Годдард колледжінде өткен концертті өзінің рухани тәжірибесі деп, сондай-ақ карьерасындағы ең жарқын музыкалық сәт ретінде айтады. Трей Анастасио мен Джон Фишман жаз бойы Еуропаға саяхаттап, сол сапарда топтың көптеген алғашқы материалдарын жазды. "McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters", "Anarchy", "Alumni Blues", "Dear Mrs. Reagan", "Dog Log", "Prep School Hippie", "Dave's Energy Guide", "Letter To Jimmy Page" және "Harry Hood", "Run Like an Antelope", "Mike's Song" және "Possum" сияқты танымал классикалық шығармалар да Phish тобының концерттік репертуарына енді.
In the spring of 1985, the band met keyboardist Page McConnell, a student at Goddard College who jammed with the band for a portion of their May 3, 1985 show on the campus of the University of Vermont. By September 26, he was a member of the band. The band's shows during this period featured much improvisation, much of which revolved around new originals and cover songs from the Grateful Dead. Mike Gordon has often cited the band's November 23 show from Goddard College as a religious experience and the musical highlight of his career. Trey Anastasio and Jon Fishman traveled to Europe during the summer and wrote a great deal of the band's early material on the trip. More originals began to make their way into Phish's concert repertoire, including "McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters", "Anarchy", "Alumni Blues", "Dear Mrs. Reagan", "Dog Log", "Prep School Hippie" "Dave's Energy Guide", "Letter To Jimmy Page", and the popular classics "Harry Hood", "Run Like an Antelope", "Mike's Song", and "Possum".
1986 жыл
1986 жылдың мамыр айында Джефф Холдсворт топтан кетті; оны ешкім алмастырмады. Холдсворттың кеткені Трей Анастасио, Пейдж Макконнелл, Майк Гордон және Джон Фишманнан тұратын топтың классикалық төрттік құрамын бекітті, олар мансаптарының соңына дейін өзгеріссіз қалды. Қазан айында Пол Лангедок ресми түрде топқа дыбыс инженері болып қосылды. Ол 2004 жылы топ тарағанға дейін олармен бірге болды. Кәсібі бойынша аспап жасаушы Лангедок Трейдің мансабы бойында қолданған барлық электр гитараларын, сондай-ақ Гордон үшін бірнеше бас гитараларын жасады. Сол айдың соңында топ Годдард колледжіндегі жыл сайынғы төрт Хэллоуин концертінің біріншісін өткізді. Phish 1986 жылы концерттер санын арттырып, жыл бойы көптеген жаңа материалдарды ұсынды, олардың ішінде "You Enjoy Myself", "AC/DC Bag", "Golgi Apparatus", "Lushington", "Sanity", "David Bowie", "Wilson", "Icculus", "I Am Hydrogen", "Halley's Comet" және болашақта Phish-тің танымал болатын көптеген әндері бар еді. Сондай-ақ, Анастасио мен Гордонның жекелеген жазбаларынан тұратын, олардың алғашқы студиялық жобасы – The White Tape тарай бастады. Бұл жазба бірнеше жыл бойы жанкүйерлер арасында тарады, бірақ 1998 жылға дейін ресми түрде жарық көрмеді, содан кейін альбом Phish деп аталды.
In May 1986, Jeff Holdsworth quit the band; he was not replaced. Holdsworth's retirement solidified the band's classic four man lineup of Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Mike Gordon, and Jon Fishman, which remained unchanged for the rest of their career. In October, Paul Languedoc officially joined the band as sound engineer. He remained with the band until the breakup in 2004. A luthier by trade, Languedoc built all of the electric guitars that Trey would use throughout his career, as well as a number of bass guitars for Gordon. Later that month, the band played the first of four consecutive annual Halloween shows at Goddard College. Phish continued to perform a greater number of concerts in 1986, debuting a wealth of new material throughout the year, including "You Enjoy Myself", "AC/DC Bag", "Golgi Apparatus", "Lushington", "Sanity", "David Bowie", "Wilson", "Icculus", "I Am Hydrogen", "Halley's Comet", and many other future Phish classics. The band also began circulating The White Tape, their first studio project, consisting of band performances as well as solo recordings by Anastasio and Gordon. While this recording circulated in the fan community for a number of years, it was not officially released until 1998, at which point the album became officially known as Phish.
1987 жыл
1987 жылы Phish колледждік карьерасын аяқтап, тікелей эфирдегі өнер көрсетулерін жаңа деңгейге көтеруге дайындалды. Осы жылы топ Нектар клубында тұрақты орындаушыға айналып, ай сайын дерлік үш күннен, әр күні үш сеттен ойнады. Phish осы жылы колледжтерде және түрлі кештерде концерттер берді, ал бос уақыттарын жаттығулармен және өнерлерін шыңдаумен өткізді. 1987 жылдың көктемінде Трей Анастасио «Кешеге қадам басқан адам» атты Phish тобының студиялық тәжірибесін Годдард колледжіндегі дипломдық жұмысы ретінде ұсынды. Осы әндердің көпшілігі жыл бойы концерттерде жиі орындалды. Бұл жазба ресми түрде жарық көрмесе де, жанкүйерлер арасында кеңінен таралды және осы жобадан шыққан «Уилсон», «AC/DC Bag» және «The Lizards» сияқты көптеген әндер Phish тобының ең танымал туындыларына айналды. 1987 жылы «The Divided Sky», «Fee», «The Curtain With», «Harpua», «Flat Fee», «Big Black Furry Creature From Mars», «I Didn't Know», «The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday», «Fuck Your Face», «Suzy Greenberg», «Dinner and a Movie», «The Sloth» және «Punch Me in the Eye» атты ерекше ән алғаш рет орындалды. Бұл ән мүлдем басқаша тақырыпта болғанымен және бір рет ғана орындалса да, екі жылдан кейін дебют жасайтын «Punch You in the Eye» әніне шабыт берді.
In 1987, Phish was winding down their college career and preparing to take their live performances to the next level. The band became fixtures at Nectar's during this year, playing three night stands, of three sets each night, on an almost monthly basis. Phish continued playing college campuses and parties during this year, and spent the majority of their down time practicing, and honing their craft. In the spring of 1987, Trey Anastasio submitted Phish's studio experiment, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday, as his senior thesis at Goddard College. Many of these songs would make more frequent appearances in concert throughout the year. While this recording was never officially released, it is commonly traded throughout the community and many of the songs from this project, such as "Wilson", "AC/DC Bag", and "The Lizards", went on to become all time Phish classics. A wealth of original songs made their first known appearances in 1987, including "The Divided Sky", "Fee", "The Curtain With", "Harpua", "Flat Fee", "Big Black Furry Creature From Mars", "I Didn't Know", "The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday", "Fuck Your Face", "Suzy Greenberg", "Dinner and a Movie", "The Sloth", and a quirky tune called "Punch Me in the Eye", which, while completely unrelated and only performed once, served as inspiration for "Punch You in the Eye" debuting two years later.
1988 жыл
1988 жылы Phish Вермонт аймағынан тыс жерлерде гастрольдеуді бастады, жыл бойы Нью-Йорк, Колорадо, Пенсильвания, Массачусетс және басқа штаттарда концерттер берді. Наурыз айында топ "The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday" туындысының алғашқы толық орындалуын ұсынды. 12 наурыздағы концертін көрген менеджер Джон Палуска Phish-ті Массачусетс штатындағы Амхерст колледжінде, The Zoo кооперативтік үйінде концертке шақырды. Ол 2004 жылы топ тарағанша олардың менеджері болды. Музыкалық тұрғыдан алғанда, Phish 1988 жылдың көп бөлігінде кең ауқымды композицияларға назар аударды (олардың көпшілігі олардың классикалық қос альбомы Junta-да пайда болды), көп бөлімді сюиталар мен эпостар топтың тікелей концерттік тізімінде орталық орын алды. Осы ұзақ туындылардың көпшілігі, "You Enjoy Myself", "The Divided Sky" және "David Bowie" сияқты бұрынғы әндерді жаңаша өңдеумен қатар, сонымен бірге ұзақ импровизациялық саяхаттарды да қамтыды. Топтың бастапқы репертуары "Эстер", "Фом", "Жылқылар", "Полковник Форбиннің өрлеуі" және "Fly Famous Mockingbird" сияқты күрделі туындылармен, сондай-ақ болашақта сүйікті болатын "Тела", "Weekapaug Groove", "No Dogs Allowed" және "Contact" әндерімен бірге толықты.
In 1988, Phish began touring outside of the Vermont area, performing concerts in New York, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and other states throughout the year. In March, the band unveiled the first complete performance of The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday. After seeing their March 12 concert, manager John Paluska booked Phish for a concert at Amherst College in Massachusetts at The Zoo co op house at Amherst College. He would manage the band until their 2004 breakup. Musically, Phish was concentrating on large scale composition throughout most of 1988 (much of which appeared on their classic double album Junta), with multi part suites and epics acting as centerpieces of the band's live setlists. Many of these extended pieces, including reworked older songs such as "You Enjoy Myself", "The Divided Sky" and "David Bowie", also featured lengthy improvisational excursions. The band's original repertoire continued to grow, with complex pieces such as "Esther", "Foam", "The Lizards", "Colonel Forbin's Ascent", and "Fly Famous Mockingbird" making their debut along with future favorites "Tela", "Weekapaug Groove", "No Dogs Allowed", and "Contact."
1989 жыл
1989 жылға қарай Phish тобының төрт мүшесінің үшеуі колледжді бітірген соң толық уақытты концерттік жолға шықты (Майк Гордон келесі жылы бітірді). Сол жылы Phish АҚШ-тың солтүстік-шығысындағы концерттерді белсенді түрде өткізіп, әсіресе колледж кампустарында ең адал жанкүйерлерін тапты. Топтың жанкүйерлер саны артып, көптеген жанкүйерлер штаттан штатқа, концерттен концертке саяхаттап, Phish әр түні концерттік тізімін өзгерте бергендіктен, бірнеше күн қатарынан концертке қатысты. Phish сол кездегі ең амбициялық туындысы – көп бөлімді "Reba" эпопеясын, сондай-ақ "Split Open and Melt", "Kung", "Bathtub Gin", "The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony", "My Sweet One", "In a Hole" және "The Mango Song" сияқты күрделі және мұқият жазылған әндерді ұсынды. 1989 жылы Phish үшін импровизация композицияға қарағанда екінші орында тұрғандай болды, бұл тенденция келесі үш жыл бойы сақталды. Жыл бойында топ төртінші студиялық альбомы – Lawn Boy үшін әндерді жазды. Атақты жарық дизайнері Крис Курода сол жылдың 30 наурызында Phish тобына қосылып, концерттік жарық индустриясында жаңа техникаларды енгізіп, жаңа стандарттарды орнатып, топпен бірге өмірінің соңына дейін жұмыс істеді.
By 1989, Phish was on the road full time after three of the band's four members had graduated from college (Mike Gordon graduated the following year). The year saw Phish aggressively covering the concert circuit in the Northeast United States, especially on college campuses, where the band found their most dedicated followers. The band's fanbase kept on growing as many fans travelled from state to state and concert to concert, attending multiple nights in a row as Phish continued to change their setlists on a nightly basis. Phish also unveiled their most ambitious piece to date, the multi part epic "Reba", as well as other complex and intricately composed songs such as "Split Open and Melt", "Kung", "Bathtub Gin", "The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony", "My Sweet One", "In a Hole", and "The Mango Song." Improvisation seemed to take a backseat to composition for Phish in 1989, a trend that would continue for the next three years. Throughout the year, the band recorded tracks for their fourth studio project Lawn Boy. Legendary lighting designer Chris Kuroda officially joined Phish on March 30 of the year and would remain with the band through the rest of their career, going on to pioneer new techniques and set new standards in the concert lighting industry.
1990 жыл
Phish 1990-шы жылдардағы ұлттық гастрольдік топ ретінде АҚШ-тың барлық аймандарында өнер көрсетті. Топ достары Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler және Aquarium Rescue Unit-пен бірлесіп, музыкаларын жаңа тыңдарманға тарату үшін түрлі концерттерде өнер көрсетіп, жылдың алғашқы алты айы бойы үздіксіз гастрольдік сапарда болды. Тауншенд отбасылық саябағында өткен үш сеттік турдың соңғы концертінен (жыл сайынғы үш іс-шараның екіншісі) кейін, топ Бостон, Массачусетс штатындағы Венделл студиясына барып, көптеген материалды жазды. Бұл жазбалардың ешқайсысы ресми түрде жарық көрмеген, бірақ олар интернетте қолжетімді және студиялық альбомда бұрын жарияланбаған Phish классикасының бірнеше нұсқаларын қамтиды, олардың ішінде "Harry Hood", "Mike's Song", "I Am Hydrogen", "Weekapaug Groove", "Runaway Jim" және "Suzy Greenberg", сондай-ақ бірнеше джаз стандарттары мен басқа да авторлық әндер бар. 1990 жылдың жазында Phish бірнеше жекелеген өнер көрсетулерден басқа гастрольдік сапарға шықпады, бірақ күн сайын бірнеше сағат жаттығумен айналысып, жергілікті джаз клубында апта сайын "Johnny B. Fishman Jazz Ensemble" деп аталатын концерттік бағдарламаны орындады. Phish мүшелері және кейіннен Giant Country Horns деп белгілі болған топ бірнеше джаз стандарттарын орындады, олардың көпшілігі келесі бірнеше жыл бойы топтың тікелей эфирдегі концерттерінің бөлігіне айналды. 1990 жылы тұңғыш рет орындалған авторлық әндерге "Stash", "The Squirming Coil", "Buried Alive", "Bouncing Around the Room", "Magilla", "Destiny Unbound", "Don't Get Me Wrong" (John Popper-мен бірлесіп жазылған), "Eliza", "Runaway Jim", "Tweezer", "Cavern", "Horn", "Tube", "The Landlady", "The Asse Festival", "Gumbo", "Llama" және "Rift" әнінің бастапқы аранжировкасы кіреді.
Phish entered the 1990s as a national touring act, performing coast to coast across the United States. The band teamed up with friends Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, and Aquarium Rescue Unit for various concerts in an effort to spread their music to new audiences, and toured non stop for the first six months of the year. Following a three set tour closing show at Townshend Family Park (the second of three such annual events), the band visited Wendell Studios, in Boston MA, and recorded a wealth of material. None of these recordings have been officially released but they are available online and feature renditions of several Phish classics that have never otherwise been released on a studio album, including "Harry Hood", "Mike's Song", "I Am Hydrogen", "Weekapaug Groove", "Runaway Jim", and "Suzy Greenberg", as well as a couple of jazz standards, and other original songs. Aside from a few isolated appearances, Phish did not tour in the summer of 1990 but remained busy, practicing several hours a day and performing a weekly set at a local jazz club, billed as the "Johnny B. Fishman Jazz Ensemble". Featuring the members of Phish, along with what would eventually become known as the Giant Country Horns, the band honed their playing on a number of jazz standards, many of which would become a part of the band's live show for the next few years. Original songs debuted in 1990 include "Stash", "The Squirming Coil", "Buried Alive", "Bouncing Around the Room", "Magilla", "Destiny Unbound", "Don't Get Me Wrong" (a collaboration with John Popper), "Eliza", "Runaway Jim", "Tweezer", "Cavern", "Horn", "Tube", "The Landlady", "The Asse Festival", "Gumbo", "Llama", and the original arrangement of "Rift."
1991 жыл
Алдыңғы жылғыдай, Phish 1991 жылы АҚШ-тың барлық аймақтарында өнер көрсетіп, елдің дерлік барлық штаттарына сапар шекті. Топтың адал жанкүйерлер қатары артып келе берді. Радио, телеарналар мен басты ақпарат құралдарында жарияланбағандықтан, бұл өсім тек ауыз әңгіме арқасында болды. Топтың жанкүйерлері Phish.Net желілік сайтының құрылуын бастады, ол сол кездегі танымал музыкадағы алғашқы интернет сайттарының бірі болатын. Бұл сайт топ пен елдің түкпір-түкпірінен келген жанкүйерлерді байланыстырып, алдағы концерттер, әндер тізімі және топ тарихы туралы ақпарат таратуға көмектесті. Топтың ресми сайты phish.com ашылғанға дейін бірнеше жыл өтті, бірақ phish.net тобының өмірі бойында белсенді болды. Phish 1991 жылы Elektra Records компаниясымен келісімшартқа отырып, үлкен сахнаға жол ашты, бұл олардың алғашқы екі альбомын тәуелсіз түрде шығарғаннан кейін болды. Олар 2004 жылы тарағанға дейін осы лейблмен ынтымақтастықта болды. Гастроль кестесінің қатарында олар Burlington, VT қаласындағы White Crow студиясындағы A Picture of Nectar альбомын жазуға уақыт тапты. Келесі жылы жарық көрген бұл альбомда "Stash", "Tweezer" және "Chalk Dust Torture" сияқты концерттерде жиі орындалатын әндердің нұсқалары бар. 1991 жылы Phish ұзақ жылдар бойы серіктес болған Dude of Life есімді музыкантпен бірлесіп Crimes Of the Mind альбомын жазды. Бұрын "Suzy Greenberg" және "Fluffhead" сияқты Phish әндеріне өлеңдер жазуда көмектескен Dude, альбомдағы әндердің авторы болды және Phish музыканы орындағанда вокалмен өнер көрсетті. Dude Of Life кейде Phish-пен бірге сахнада осы материалды орындау үшін шығып тұратын, әсіресе Эми фермасында (төменде қараңыз). Phish-тің танымалдылығы артып, 1994 жылы Elektra Records лейблы арқылы жарық көрді. 1991 жылдың жазында Phish мансабында бірінші және жалғыз рет мүйіздік аспаптар тобымен бірге гастрольдік сапарға шықты. Бастысы Burlington қаласының жергілікті музыканттарынан құралған Giant Country Horns тобы, бұл турда Phish-тің көптеген өнерлерінде ойнады, бұл алдын ала жазылған ноталарды пайдалануға және импровизациялық бөлімдерге үлес қосуға мүмкіндік берді. Бұл мүйіздік аспаптар тобы немесе оның вариациясы кейде Phish-пен бірге өнер көрсетіп тұратын, сондай-ақ Анастасионың жеке тобындағы мүйіздік аспаптарға шабыт берді және олардың негізі болды. Phish жазды Майн штатының Оберн қаласындағы Ларраби фермасында 8 жылдығын тойлады. Бұл ферма "First" атты жанкүйер Эми Скелтонның жылқы қоражайының орны болды. Бұл топтың жазғы турнесін аяқтаған тегін концерт және кемпингпен ұйымдастырылған шара болды. "Ами фермасы" деп аталған үш бөлімнен тұратын бір күндік концерт, топтың болашақта өткізетін ірі, көп күндік фестивальдерінің алғы күрсісі саналады. 1991 жылдың күзінде Phish елдің барлық жағына, содан кейін кері сапар шекті, бұл олардың үшінші тізбектеп өткізілген Жаңа жылдық кеш шоуымен аяқталды, алғаш рет үш бөлімнен тұратын шоу болды. 1991 жылы жаңадан орындалған әндердің ішінде "Guelah Papyrus", "Chalk Dust Torture", "Setting Sail", "Poor Heart", "Brother", "It's Ice", "Sparkle", "All Things Reconsidered" және "Glide" бар.
Like the year before, Phish performed throughout 1991 all over the United States, visiting almost every state in the country. The band's dedicated fanbase continued to grow. With no radio, TV, or mainstream press coverage, this growth was based solely on word of mouth. Fans of the band launched Phish. Net, one of the first Internet websites in popular music. The site connected the band and fans from all over the country and helped spread the word about upcoming concerts, setlists, and band history. It would be a few years before the band started their official website, phish. com, but phish. net remained active throughout the band's career. Phish made the leap into the big leagues in 1991 when they signed a deal with Elektra Records, after releasing their first two albums independently. They would remain with the label until their 2004 breakup. In the midst of their touring schedule, they found time to record their major label debut, A Picture of Nectar, at White Crow Studios, in Burlington VT. Released the following year, the album featured versions of concert staples such as "Stash", "Tweezer", and "Chalk Dust Torture", among others. 1991 also saw Phish record an album with longtime associate the Dude of Life, titled Crimes Of the Mind. The Dude, who had previously lent his writing skill to classic Phish songs such as "Suzy Greenberg" and "Fluffhead", wrote the songs on the album and provided vocals while Phish performed the music. The Dude Of Life would occasionally appear on stage with Phish, to perform this material, most notably at Amy's Farm (see below). Upon Phish's surge in popularity, this was released on Elektra Records in 1994. Summer 1991 featured Phish touring with a horn section for the first and only time in their career. The Giant Country Horns, made up primarily of local Burlington musicians, featured on the majority of Phish's sets during this tour, both utilizing pre written charts and factoring into the improvisational segments. This horn section, or a variation, would occasionally make one off appearances with Phish in the years to come, and would eventually serve as the inspiration, and basis, for the horns in Anastasio's solo band. Phish ended the summer celebrating their 8th anniversary at Larrabee Farm in Auburn, Maine The farm was the site of "First" fan Amy Skelton's horse stable. It was a free show with camping that closed the band's summer tour. The 3 set one day show called "Amy's Farm" is considered a pre cursor to the band's large, multi day festivals in future years. Fall 1991 saw Phish touring with great intensity, from coast to coast and back again, culminating in their third consecutive New Year's Eve show, and the first to run for three sets. Original song debuts in 1991 included "Guelah Papyrus", "Chalk Dust Torture", "Setting Sail", "Poor Heart", "Brother", "It's Ice", "Sparkle", "All Things Reconsidered", and "Glide."
1992 жыл
1992 жылы Phish АҚШ бойынша қарқынды гастрольдерді жалғастырды, тіпті Еуропаға алғаш рет сапар шекті. Жылғы тікелей эфирдегі концерттер 6 наурызда Портсмут қаласында басталды, онда топ көптеген жаңа материалдарды орындады. Бұл концертте топ өздерінің "құпия тілі" туралы көрермендерге хабарлады – бұл топтың бір-бірімен қарым-қатынас үшін қолданатын музыкалық сигналдар мен меңзеулер жиынтығы. Бұл сахнада бірнеше жылдан бері жүріп келсе де, жаңа сигналдар көрермендерді де қамтыды, мысалы Гомер Симпсонның "Д'ох!" ысқырығы, "Бұр, бұр, бұр" сигналы, "Ойбай-ай!" сигналы және тағы да басқалары. Турдың басындағы бірнеше концертте Трей көрермендерге не күту керегін түсіндірді (таспа алмасу арқылы ақпарат тез таратылады деген дұрыс болжаммен), және осы сигналдар жыл бойында түрлі джем-сессияларда және әндердің кіріспе бөлімдерінде жиі пайда болды. Бұл жылы көрермендердің қатысуын қамтитын "Үлкен Доп Жам" атты жаңа формат та ұсынылды, онда үш алып пляж допы көрермендердің арасына жіберілді. Әрбір музыка орындаушысы белгілі бір допты қадағалап, оның концерт залының айналасын және сахнаға қайта оралуын музыкалық сүйемелдеумен қамтамасыз етті. Бұл көбінесе хаотикалық, диссонанстық джемге әкелсе де, Phish концерттерінің танымал бөлігіне айналды және бірнеше жыл бойы олардың репертуарында болды, бірақ концерт залдары тым үлкен болған соң тоқтатылды. Phish маусым айында алғаш рет Еуропаға сапар шегіп, екі апта бойы Violent Femmes тобының алдында концерттер берді, сондай-ақ танымал Роскилде фестивалінде және Брикстон академиясында фестивальге қатысты. АҚШ-қа оралғаннан кейін Phish жаздың қалған бөлігін өздерінің концерттерін өткізіп, H. O. R. D. E. турнесінде бірнеше күнді өткізді, ал бірнеше айды Сантананың алдында концерттер орындауға арнады. Қыркүйек және қазан айларында "Rift" концептуалдық альбомын жазу үшін демалыс алғаннан кейін, Phish қараша және желтоқсан айларында АҚШ-тың шығыс жартысын және Канададағы екі концертті қамтитын турнеге шықты. Ұзақ үзілістен кейін Phish алғашқы төрт түнгі мерекелік концерттер сериясын өткізді, оның шеңберінде Бостондағы жаңа жылдық концерт WBCN радиостанциясынан тікелей эфирде берілді. Осы мүмкіндікті пайдаланып, Phish өздерінің "құпия тілін" кеңінен қолданды, көптеген жаңа сигналдарды енгізді, олар концертке келген жанкүйерлерге таратылған парақшаларда түсіндірілді, мақсаты – радио тыңдаушыларын, олардың "ішкі жағдайынан" хабарсыз қалпында, шатастыру болды. 1992 жылы тұңғыш рет орындалған әндердің қатарында "Maze", "My Friend, My Friend", "Mound", "NICU", "Sleeping Monkey", "Rift" әнінің жаңа нұсқасы, "The Horse", "Silent in the Morning", "Weigh", "Axilla", "Fast Enough for You", "Big Ball Jam", "Faht", "Catapult", "Buffalo Bill" және "Lengthwise" бар.
1992 saw Phish continue to tour intensively, all over the United States, and even enjoy their first taste of Europe. The year's live activity kicked off on 6 March, in Portsmouth NH, with a significant amount of new material. This show also featured the band cluing the audience in on their "secret language", which is a series of musical cues and signals that the band would use to communicate with one another. While this had been happening on stage for a couple of years at this point, new signals were devised to include the audience, such as the Homer Simpson "D'oh!" signal, the "turn turn turn" signal, the "aw fuck!" signal, and several others. A handful of shows early in the tour featured Trey instructing the audience on what to look out for (with the correct assumption that tape trading would effectively spread the word), and those signals featured heavily in the various jams and song intros during this year. Another bit of audience participation premiered this year in the form of the "Big Ball Jam", where three giant beach balls would be unleashed into the audience. Each of the melodic performers would follow one particular ball and provide musical accompaniment as it would make its journey around the venue, and back towards the stage. While this often resulted in a chaotic, discordant jam, this quickly became a popular fixture of Phish shows and remained a part of their act for a few years, before the venues got to be too big. Phish ventured to Europe for the first time in June, touring for about two weeks as an opener for Violent Femmes as well as making appearances at the famed Roskilde Festival, and a festival appearance at Brixton Academy. Returning Stateside, Phish spent the rest of their summer playing their own shows, headlining several dates on the H. O. R. D. E. tour, and spending a couple of months touring as an opening act for Santana. After taking time off in September and October to record the concept album Rift, Phish embarked on a busy November and December, touring the eastern half of the United States, along with two Canadian dates. After a brief break, Phish reconvened for their first four night holiday run, culminating in a legendary New Year's show in Boston that was broadcast live on WBCN. Taking advantage of this, Phish heavily utilized their "secret language", including many new signals, which were explained on flyers that were distributed to fans as they entered, the purpose being to confuse any radio listener who is not in the "know". Original songs debuted in 1992 include "Maze", "My Friend, My Friend", "Mound", "NICU", "Sleeping Monkey", the new arrangement of "Rift", "The Horse", "Silent in the Morning", "Weigh", "Axilla", "Fast Enough for You", "Big Ball Jam", "Faht", "Catapult", "Buffalo Bill", and "Lengthwise."
1993 жыл
Ақпан айында Phish екінші тұжырымдамалық альбомын, Rift-ті шығарды және бірден АҚШ-тың әртүрлі жерлерінде алты ай бойы үзіліссіз гастрольдік сапарға шықты. Жыл өте келе, концерт алаңдары үлкейді, әсіресе солтүстік-шығыста, олар Джонс Бич, Грейт Вудс және Дариен көлі сияқты ірі жазғы концерт алаңдарында өнер көрсетті (топ бұл жерлерге әлі де барып тұрады). Phish көптеген колледж кампустарына, театрларға, кішкентай қалалардағы бірнеше клубтарға да барды және H.O.R.D.E. турнесіндегі таңдалған концерттердің басты орындаушысы болды. Карьерасында алғаш рет Phish күзде гастрольдемеді, оның орнына продюсер Пол Фокс және көптеген арнайы қонақтармен бірге Лос-Анджелесте Hoist альбомын жазуға кірісті. 1993 жылды Phish төрт концерттен тұратын Жаңа жылдық шоулармен аяқтады. Бұл концерттерде топ аквариумға ұқсас безендірілген сахнада өнер көрсетті. Жаңа жыл қарсаңында топтың дәстүрлі "Auld Lang Syne" әні әлі орындалмаған "Down With Disease" әнінің соңғы джемге ауысты. Осы өнер көрсетілімінің кадрлары, сахна безендірілісін пайдалана отырып, Майк Гордонның келесі көктемде шыққан "Down With Disease" бейнеклипіне енгізілді. Келесі альбомының көп бөлігін жолда сынап көрмеу ниетімен, 1993 жылы жаңа әндердің саны өте аз болды, тек "Sample in a Jar", "Lifeboy", "The Wedge" және қысқа ғұмырлы "Leprechaun" әндері ғана жарық көрді.
In February, Phish released their second concept album, Rift, and immediately hit the road for six months of nonstop touring at venues all over the United States. As the year progressed, the venues got larger, especially in the northeast, where they performed at major summer sheds such as Jones Beach, Great Woods, and Darien Lake (all of which the band continues to visit). Phish also visited a large number of college campuses, theatres, a handful of clubs in smaller markets, and headlined a select number of dates on the H. O. R. D. E. tour. For the first time in their career, Phish did not tour at all in the fall, instead retreating to Los Angeles to record Hoist with producer Paul Fox and a host of special guests. Phish capped off 1993 with a four show New Year's run. For these shows, the band performed on a stage that was designed as an aquarium. At the turn of the new year, the band's traditional version of "Auld Lang Syne" segued into the end jam from the yet to be performed "Down With Disease". Footage from this performance, utilizing the stage set, was featured in Mike Gordon's video for "Down With Disease", released the following spring. With the intention of not road testing the majority of material for their next album, original song debuts in 1993 were very slim, featuring only "Sample in a Jar", "Lifeboy", "The Wedge", and the short lived instrumental, "Leprechaun."
1994 жыл
Топ енді үлкен гастрольдік концерттік топқа айналып, Мэдисон Сквер Гарден мен Бостон Гарденді толық сату сияқты маңызды жетістіктерге қол жеткізді, Дэвид Леттерменнің кеш шоуында ұлттық теледидарда дебют жасады, радиода ойнатылып, "Down With Disease" әніне MTV музыкалық бейнеклипін жасады, осы ән олардың "Hoist" альбомынан алынған еді, сондай-ақ Хэллоуиндегі "музыкалық костюм" дәстүрін бастады (онда топ басқа топтың бір альбомын толығымен орындайтын). Сонымен қатар, топтың тыңдармандары күрт өсіп, тікелей концерт мәдениеті тұрғысынан Phish Grateful Dead-тен кейін екінші орынға ие болды. 26 маусымда Чарльстон, Батыс Вирджиниядағы концертте топ екі альбомын орындағаннан кейін ("The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday" және "Hoist"), олар кез келген уақытта кез келген альбомды орындай алатындарын әзілдеп мақтанды. Бұл идеяны дамыта отырып, топ Хэллоуин күні басқа топтың толық альбомын ойнауға уәде берді және жанкүйерлер пошта арқылы дауыс берді. Жеңіске ие болған альбом – The Beatles тобының "Ақ альбомы". Кейбір топтар осы дәстүрді келесі жылдары қабылдады, ең танымал Dream Theater, оның барабаншысы Майк Портной Phish-тің жанкүйері екенін жасырмады. Жылдың ең жарқын сәттері "A Live One" атты топтың алғашқы концерттік альбомын құрады, ол келесі жылы шығады. 1994 жылдың қараша айында Phish пастор Джефф Мозиермен бір апта гастрольде болды, ол топқа дәстүрлі блюграсс ойнау бойынша жылдам курс берді. Олар автобуста және топтық жаттығуларда өз шеберліктерін жетілдіріп, жол бойы бірнеше жаңа әндерді үйренді, ал Мозиер әр түнде бірнеше әнмен сахнаға қосылды. Осындай концерттердің бірінен кейін, 19 қарашада Индиана штатының Блумингтон қаласында, топ пен Мозиер тур автобусының сыртында спонтанды өнер көрсетті. Осы оқиғаның жазбалары содан бері жанкүйерлер арасында тарады. Бұл курсқа түсірілген бейнематериалдар деректі фильмге айналдырылып, жанкүйерлер қауымдастығында таралды. 1994 жылы Phish-тің алғашқы үй бейнефильмі шықты. Майк Гордон түсірген және монтаждаған фильмде "Hoist" альбомын студияда жазу кезіндегі топтың кадрлары көрсетілген. Тағы да, Phish 1994 жылды төрт концерттен тұратын мерекелік гастрольмен аяқтады, оның шеңберінде Бостон Гардендегі тарихи қойылым өтті, онда топ отырған, көпшіліктің үстінен ұшып өткен ұшатын хот-дог тұңғыш рет пайда болды. Хот-дог Phish іс-шараларында тағы екі рет пайда болды және қазіргі уақытта Рок-н-ролл Даңқы залында сақталады. 1994 жылы жаңадан орындалған әндердің ішінде "Scent of a Mule", "If I Could", "Wolfman's Brother", "Julius", "Demand", "Dog Faced Boy", "Guyute", "Axilla (Part 2)", "Simple" және "Down with Disease" бар.
The band was now a major live touring act, accomplishing such milestones as selling out both Madison Square Garden and Boston Garden, making their national television debut on the Late Show with David Letterman, earning radio play and an MTV music video with the song "Down With Disease" from their album Hoist, and beginning their Halloween "musical costume" tradition (where the band would perform an entire album by a different band). Additionally, the band's audience was growing by huge numbers, making Phish second only to the Grateful Dead with respect to the live concert cultural phenomenon that surrounded both bands. After performing two of their albums in concert at a show in Charleston, West Virginia on June 26 (The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday and Hoist), the band jokingly bragged backstage that they could play any album at any time. Taking the idea to the next level, the band promised to play a complete album by another band on Halloween night, taking fan votes by mail. The winning album was the legendary White Album from the Beatles. Several bands would borrow this tradition in years to come, most notably Dream Theater, whose drummer, Mike Portnoy, is an admitted Phish fan. Several of the year's highlights were compiled to form A Live One, the band's first live album, which would be released the following year. Phish spent a week in November 1994 touring with the Rev. Jeff Mosier, who gave the band a crash course in traditional bluegrass playing. They would hone their skills on the bus and in band practice, learning several new tunes along the way, and Mosier would join the band onstage each night for a few numbers. After one such show, on 19 November in Bloomington IN, the band and Mosier gave an impromptu performance outside of their tour bus. Recordings of this have circulated in trading circles since the occasion. Home video footage of the entire crash course was edited into a documentary which circulates in the fan community as well. 1994 also featured the first home video release by Phish. Tracking was filmed and edited by Mike Gordon and features footage of the band in the studio recording Hoist. Once again, Phish capped off 1994 with a four show holiday run, culminating in a legendary performance at Boston Garden, which featured the first appearance of the flying hot dog, in which the band rode, as it flew over the heads of the crowd before the stroke of midnight. The hot dog would make two more appearances at Phish events and currently resides in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Original song debuts in 1994 included "Scent of a Mule", "If I Could", "Wolfman's Brother", "Julius", "Demand", "Dog Faced Boy", "Guyute", "Axilla (Part 2)", "Simple" and "Down with Disease".
Киімдер
1994 жылы Хэллоуин күні Phish тобы Битлздің "Ақ альбомын" орындады. Топ "Good Night" әнінен басқа, қос альбомдағы барлық әндерді тартты, ал ол ән жиынтықтың соңында P. A. арқылы ойнатылды ("Birthday" әні аспаптық нұсқада орындалды, осы кезде Фишман топтың менеджері Брэд Сэндске туған күніне торт сыйлады). Топ екінші бөлімге шығар алдында дыбыс режиссері "Speak to Me" әнін P. A. арқылы қосты, соның салдарынан көрермендер Phish тобы Pink Floyd-тың "The Dark Side of the Moon" альбомын ойнайды деп ойлады. Бірақ, "Breathe" әні басталар кезде, жазба Эд Салливанның 1964 жылғы 9 ақпандағы хабарламасымен үзіліп қалды, онда ол Битлз тобын таныстырған болатын. Phish тобы "Ақ альбом" жиынтығынан кейін сахнаға қайта оралды, ал Анастасио Led Zeppelin тобының "Physical Graffiti" альбомының бірінші трегі "Custard Pie" әнінің риффін ойнады, бұл кейбір концертке келгендерді топ сол кеште екі музыкалық бейнеде көрінеді деген ойға жетертті. Алайда, бұл рифф тек әзіл болды, ал Phish тобы негізінен өзінің әндерінен тұратын үшінші бөлімді орындады. Шоуда Хэллоуиндегі костюмдер сайысы өтті, онда Жон Фишман шаңсорғышпен ойнады және "Revolution 9" әні кезінде сахнаға жалаңаш шықты. Шоу 1994 жылғы 1 қарашада таңғы сағат 3:30-дан кейін аяқталды деп хабарланды. Шоу толығымен Live Phish Volume 13 альбомы ретінде жарық көрді.
On Halloween 1994, Phish performed the Beatles' White Album. The band played every song on the double album except "Good Night", which was played over the P. A. at the end of the set ("Birthday" was covered as an instrumental, during which Fishman presented a birthday cake to Brad Sands, the band's road manager). Before the band took the stage for their second set, the sound technician played "Speak to Me" over the PA, leading the audience to believe the band was about to play Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon. However, just at the moment "Breathe" would have begun, the recording cut to a sample of Ed Sullivan introducing the Beatles from their famous February 9, 1964, appearance on his show. The band promptly leapt into "Back in the U. S. S. R."
Phish returned to the stage after the White Album set, and Anastasio began by playing the opening riff to "Custard Pie", the first track on Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin, leading some concert goers to believe that the band would be donning two musical costumes that evening. However, the riff was only a tease, and Phish played a third set of primarily original songs. The show included a Halloween costume contest of audience members and Jon Fishman playing on a vacuum cleaner and gracing the stage in the nude during "Revolution 9". The show reportedly ended past 3:30 a. m. on November 1, 1994. The show has been released in its entirety as Live Phish Volume 13.
Phish returned to the stage after the White Album set, and Anastasio began by playing the opening riff to "Custard Pie", the first track on Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin, leading some concert goers to believe that the band would be donning two musical costumes that evening. However, the riff was only a tease, and Phish played a third set of primarily original songs. The show included a Halloween costume contest of audience members and Jon Fishman playing on a vacuum cleaner and gracing the stage in the nude during "Revolution 9". The show reportedly ended past 3:30 a. m. on November 1, 1994. The show has been released in its entirety as Live Phish Volume 13.
1994 жылы жылыту және қолдау көрсетулер
1994 жылғы жылыну және қолдау концерттерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, орны көрсетілген.
+List of 1994 warm up and support shows, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1994)CityCountryVenueRadio PerformancesApril 13New York CityUnited StatesWNEW StudiosApril 26AtlantaPurple Dragon Recording StudiosJune 18ChicagoThe Loop 97.9 StudiosLate Show with David LettermanDecember 30New York CityUnited StatesLate Show with David Letterman
Радиодағы өнер көрсетулері:
13 сәуір – Нью-Йорк қаласы, АҚШ – WNEW Studios
26 сәуір – Атланта – Purple Dragon Recording Studios
18 маусым – Чикаго – The Loop 97.9 Studios
«David Lettermanмен кеш» – 30 желтоқсан – Нью-Йорк қаласы, АҚШ – «David Lettermanмен кеш»
+List of 1994 warm up and support shows, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1994)CityCountryVenueRadio PerformancesApril 13New York CityUnited StatesWNEW StudiosApril 26AtlantaPurple Dragon Recording StudiosJune 18ChicagoThe Loop 97.9 StudiosLate Show with David LettermanDecember 30New York CityUnited StatesLate Show with David Letterman
1994 жылғы күндері
PetersburgMahaffey театрыОктябрь 21SunriseSunrise Музыкалық театрОктябрь 22ОрландоThe Edge Концерт алаңыОктябрь 23GainesvilleBand ShellОктябрь 25АтлантаАтланта Азаматтық орталығыОктябрь 26БунУниверситет гимназиясыОктябрь 27ШарлоттсвиллУниверситет залыОктябрь 28ЧарлстонГейллард аудиториясыОктябрь 29СпартанбургСпартанбург Мемориалдық аудиториясыОктябрь 31Гленс ФоллсГленс Фоллс Азаматтық орталығыНоябрь 2БангорБангор аудиториясыНоябрь 3АмерстУильям Д. Муллинс Мемориалдық орталығыНоябрь 4СиракузОндага соғыс мемориалдық аудиториясыНоябрь 12КентМемориалдық электикалық және шақыру орталығыАтриеНоябрь 13ЭВарнер театрыНоябрь 14Грандидс-РапидсДевос ордалық аудиториясыНоябрь 16Арланта-Арлланта Азаматтық орталығыАннннннннллллл-Хиллл-Холл-АудиториясыНоябрь 26Бун-Гейл-Гейллард-Гейллард-Гейл-Гейллард-Октябрь 27Шарларт-Гейл-Гейл-Гейл-Гал-Октябрь 27Шарл-Гейл-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 27Шарл-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 27Шар-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 27-Шар-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 27-Шолл-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 28-Шол-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 28-Шол-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Октябрь 29-Спорт аудитория 29-Спар-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Гал-Г Луис Фокс театры25 қараша ЧикагоУИЦ павильон26 қараша МиннеаполисОрфей театры28 қараша БозманБрик Бриден Филдхаус30 қараша Олимпиа кампус демалыс орталығы1 желтоқсан СалемСалем Амори2 желтоқсан ДэвисБейтексеру залы3 желтоқсан Сан-ХосеЭвент орталығы Арена4 желтоқсан ЧикоАкер спорт залы6 желтоқсан Санта-БарбараУК Санта-Барбара оқиғалар орталығы7 желтоқсан Сан-ДиегоСпреклс театры8 желтоқсан 9 желтоқсан МесаМеса амфитеатр10 желтоқсан Санта-МоникаСанта-Моника азаматтық аудиториясы1994 Жаңа жыл қарсаңы28 желтоқсан ФиладельфияАҚШФиладельфия конгресс залы мен азаматтық орталығы29 желтоқсан Провиденс азаматтық орталығы30 желтоқсан Нью-Йорк қаласыМадисон сквер бақшасы31 желтоқсан Бостон бақшасы
+List of 1994 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1994)CityCountryVenueSpring 1994April 4BurlingtonUnited StatesFlynn TheaterApril 5MontrealCanadaMétropolisApril 6TorontoThe Concert HallApril 8University ParkUnited StatesRecreational HallApril 9BinghamtonBroome County Veterans Memorial ArenaApril 10AmherstAlumni ArenaApril 11DurhamSnively ArenaApril 13New York CityBeacon TheatreApril 14April 15April 16AmherstWilliam D. Mullins Memorial CenterApril 17FairfaxPatriot CenterApril 18NewarkBob Carpenter CenterApril 20LexingtonVirginia Horse CenterApril 21Winston SalemLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial ColiseumApril 22ColumbiaTownship AuditoriumApril 23AtlantaFox TheatreApril 24CharlotteGrady Cole CenterApril 25KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic AuditoriumApril 28West Palm BeachSunFestApril 29ClearwaterBoatyard Village PavilionApril 30OrlandoThe Edge NightclubMay 2BirminghamFive Points South Music HallMay 3NashvilleStarwood AmphitheatreMay 4New OrleansState Palace TheatreMay 6HoustonTower TheaterMay 7DallasThe Bomb FactoryMay 8Bee CaveThe BackyardMay 10Santa FePaolo Soleri AmphitheaterMay 12TucsonBuena Vista TheaterMay 13TempeHayden Square AmphitheatreMay 14San DiegoMontezuma HallMay 16Los AngelesWiltern TheatreMay 17Santa BarbaraArlington TheaterMay 19EugeneSilva Concert HallMay 20OlympiaCampus Recreation CenterMay 21SeattleMoore TheatreMay 22VancouverCanadaVogue TheatreMay 23PortlandUnited StatesPortland Civic AuditoriumMay 25San FranciscoThe WarfieldMay 26May 27May 28MontereyLaguna Seca RacewayMay 29Summer 1994June 9Salt Lake CityUnited StatesTriad AmphitheaterJune 10MorrisonRed Rocks AmphitheatreJune 11June 13Kansas CityMemorial HallJune 14Des MoinesCivic Center of Greater Des MoinesJune 16MinneapolisState TheatreJune 17MilwaukeeEagles BallroomJune 18ChicagoUIC PavilionJune 19KalamazooState TheatreJune 21CincinnatiCincinnati Music HallJune 22ColumbusVeteran Memorial AuditoriumJune 23PontiacPhoenix Plaza AmphitheaterJune 24IndianapolisMurat TheatreJune 25ClevelandNautica StageJune 26CharlestonCharleston Municipal AuditoriumJune 29RaleighHardee's Walnut Creek AmphitheatreJune 30RichmondClassic Amphitheatre at Strawberry HillJuly 1PhiladelphiaMann Center for the Performing ArtsJuly 2HolmdelGarden States Arts CenterJuly 3Old Orchard BeachThe Ball ParkJuly 5OttawaCanadaCongress CentreJuly 6MontrealThéâtre Saint DenisJuly 8MansfieldUnited StatesGreat Woods Center for the Performing ArtsJuly 9July 10Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Performing Arts CenterJuly 13PattersonBig Birch Concert PavilionJuly 14CanandaiguaFinger Lakes Performing Arts CenterJuly 15WantaghJones Beach AmphitheaterJuly 16WarrenSummer Stage at SugarbushFall 1994October 7BethlehemUnited StatesStabler ArenaOctober 8FairfaxPatriot CenterOctober 9PittsburghPalumbo CenterOctober 10LouisvilleThe Louisville PalaceOctober 12MemphisOrpheum TheatreOctober 13OxfordUniversity of MississippiOctober 14New OrleansMcAlister AuditoriumOctober 15PelhamOak Mountain AmphitheatreOctober 16ChattanoogaSoldiers and Sailors Memorial AuditoriumOctober 18NashvilleMemorial GymnasiumOctober 20St. PetersburgMahaffey TheaterOctober 21SunriseSunrise Musical TheaterOctober 22OrlandoThe Edge Concert FieldOctober 23GainesvilleBand ShellOctober 25AtlantaAtlanta Civic CenterOctober 26BooneVarsity GymnasiumOctober 27CharlottesvilleUniversity HallOctober 28CharlestonGaillard AuditoriumOctober 29SpartanburgSpartanburg Memorial AuditoriumOctober 31Glens FallsGlens Falls Civic CenterNovember 2BangorBangor AuditoriumNovember 3AmherstWilliam D. Mullins Memorial CenterNovember 4SyracuseOnondaga War Memorial AuditoriumNovember 12KentMemorial Athletic and Convocation CenterNovember 13ErieWarner TheatreNovember 14Grand RapidsDeVos Place Civic AuditoriumNovember 16Ann ArborHill AuditoriumNovember 17TrotwoodHara ArenaNovember 18East LansingMSU AuditoriumNovember 19BloomingtonIndiana University AuditoriumNovember 20MadisonDane County ColiseumNovember 22ColumbiaJesse AuditoriumNovember 23St. LouisFox TheatreNovember 25ChicagoUIC PavilionNovember 26MinneapolisOrpheum TheatreNovember 28BozemanBrick Breeden FieldhouseNovember 30OlympiaCampus Recreation CenterDecember 1SalemSalem AmoryDecember 2DavisRecreation HallDecember 3San JoseEvent Center ArenaDecember 4ChicoAcker GymDecember 6Santa BarbaraUC Santa Barbara Events CenterDecember 7San DiegoSpreckels TheaterDecember 8December 9MesaMesa AmphitheatreDecember 10Santa MonicaSanta Monica Civic Auditorium1994 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28PhiladelphiaUnited StatesPhiladelphia Convention Hall and Civic CenterDecember 29ProvidenceProvidence Civic CenterDecember 30New York CityMadison Square GardenDecember 31BostonBoston Garden
1995 жыл
1987 жылдан бері алғаш рет топ жылдың алғашқы төрт жарым айында ұзақ демалысқа шықты, содан кейін мамыр айында өзінің мансабындағы жалғыз саяси концертке оралды – Глория Стейнем ұйымдастырған Voters for Choice қайырымдылық концерті. Бұл концертте көптеген жаңа әндер алғаш рет орындалды, олардың көпшілігі топтың репертуарында мансабының соңына дейін сақталды. Дегенмен, Phish концертке қатысқаны үшін әртүрлі пікірлер алды және одан кейін ешқашан партиялық шараларға қатыспады. 1995 жылдың жазында топ амфитеатрларда өнер көрсетті, ал олардың алғашқы ресми концерттік альбомы – A Live One – алтын статусқа ие болған алғашқы Phish альбомы болды. 28 маусымда шыққан бұл альбом топтың 1994 жылғы гастрольдерінен алынған ең жарқын сәттерін қамтыды және олардың ең табысты альбомы болды. Топ сол кезде АҚШ-тағы ең танымал концерттік топқа айналды, ал күзгі гастрольдері ірі ареналарда көптеген толық сатылған концерттерді қамтыды. Сол күзде Phish көрермендерін шахмат ойынына шақырды. Гастроль кезіндегі әр концертте екі жүргізілім болды. Топ бірінші бөлімнің басында немесе оның ортасында өз жүргізілімін жасады. Көрермендер сет арасында Greenpeace стендіне жиналып, өз жүргізілімін анықтауға шақырылды. Гастроль барысында екі ойын ойналды. 15 қарашада Флоридада көрермендер бірінші ойынды ұтып алды, ал топ екінші ойынды Жаңа жылдық концертте Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде ұтылды. Осы екі ойын ғана ойналды, нәтижесі 1:1 тең түспен аяқталды. Хэллоуинде басқа топтың танымал альбомын орындау дәстүрі бойынша, Phish 1995 жылы The Who-ның Quadrophenia альбомын орындау үшін толық духовой секциясын шақырды. Жаңа жыл қарсаңында топ өзінің ең ұлы концерттерінің бірін – Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде үш бөлімнен тұратын марафондық концертті өткізді. Концерт 2005 жылы оның он жылдығын мерекелеу үшін толықтай жарияланды. Rolling Stone журналы бұл концертті 1990 жылдардың ең ұлы концерттерінің бірі деп атады. 22 қарашада Phish Хэмптон Колизейде көптеген аңызға айналған концерттердің алғашқысын өткізді. Бұл концертте алғашқы "ротациялық джем" ойналды, онда топтың әрбір мүшесі өз оң жағындағы музыкантты алмастырып, барлық мүшелері өз аспаптарынан басқа аспапта ойнағанша үзіліссіз джемді жалғастырды. Бұл ротация МакКоннеллдің клавиатурасында төрт мүшесінің бірдей орындауымен аяқталды. Бұл концерттік номер үнемі орындалмаса да, Phish жылдар бойы ротациялық джемді кейде зерттейтін. Жаңа әндердің дебюттері: "Spock's Brain", "Theme From the Bottom", "Ha Ha Ha", "Taste", "Free", "Strange Design", "Glide II", "Prince Caspian", "Acoustic Army", "Keyboard Army", "Cars Trucks Buses" және "The Fog That Surrounds" болды. Соңғысы "Taste" әнінің музыкалық бөлігіне жаңа мәтінмен Фишман жазған және орындаған ән болды. Екі нұсқасы ақырында "Taste" әнінің түпкілікті нұсқасына біріктірілді.
For the first time since 1987, the band took an extensive vacation for the first four and a half months of the year, finally returning in May for the only politically based concert of their entire career – a Voters for Choice benefit concert conceived by Gloria Steinem. The majority of that show featured debuts of new songs, many of which would remain in the band's rotation for the duration of their career. In spite of that, Phish received mixed reviews for participating in the concert, and never participated in partisan events again. The band headlined amphitheaters in the summer of 1995 as their first official live album – A Live One – became the first Phish album to receive gold record status. The album, released on June 28 and featuring a number of highlights from the band's 1994 tours, became the group's most successful album to date. The band was now the premier live touring band in the United States, and the group's fall tour featured several sold out concerts in large arenas. That fall, Phish challenged its audience to two games of chess. Each show on the tour featured a pair of moves. The band took its turn either at the beginning of or during the first set. The audience was invited to gather at the Greenpeace table during the setbreak to determine its move. Two games were played on the tour. The audience conceded the first game on November 15 in Florida, and the band conceded the second game at its New Year's Eve concert at Madison Square Garden. These were the only two games that were played, which left the final score tied at 1 1. In their tradition of playing a well known album by another band for Halloween, Phish contracted a full horn section for their performance of the Who's Quadrophenia in 1995. On New Year's Eve, the band performed what is considered one of their greatest concerts ever – a three set marathon performance at Madison Square Garden. The show was later released in its entirety in 2005 to commemorate its tenth anniversary. The show was also named one of the greatest concerts of the 1990s by Rolling Stone magazine. On 22 November, Phish performed their first of many legendary shows at Hampton Coliseum. This show featured the first "rotation jam", where each member of the band would take over for the player on their right, in the midst of an unbroken jam, until the entire band were performing on instruments other than their own. This rotation culminated with all four members performing simultaneously on McConnell's keyboards. While not becoming a concert staple, Phish would occasionally explore the rotation jam in years to come. Original song debuts included "Spock's Brain", "Theme From the Bottom", "Ha Ha Ha", "Taste", "Free", "Strange Design", "Glide II", "Prince Caspian", "Acoustic Army", "Keyboard Army", "Cars Trucks Buses, and "The Fog That Surrounds", which featured the music from "Taste" with all new lyrics, written and sung by Fishman. The two versions would eventually be merged into the final version of "Taste".
Киімдер
1995 жылы Хэллоуинге арналған Who тобының Quadrophenia альбомын орындағанмен, дауыс беру нәтижесі басқаша болды. Фрэнк Заппаның Joe's Garage альбомы ең көп дауыс жинады, бірақ альбомның күрделі дыбыс жазбалары, құмарлық тудыруы мүмкін сөздері және Заппа тіріде орындамауды өтінген бірнеше әндері ("Су арбузы Пасха шөбінде" сияқты) топты Quadrophenia-ны мұзды аспаптар тобымен орындауға итерді (бұл дауыс беруде екінші орын алған еді). Кештің соңында, топтың үшінші бөлімінде "You Enjoy Myself" әні қырық минуттан астам орындалды. Топ кешті Who тобының танымал болған, бірақ Quadrophenia альбомына енбеген "My Generation" әнімен аяқтады. Топ бис берген соң аспаптарын қиратты, дәл сол сияқты Who тобы ондаған жылдар бұрын жасағандай. Концерттің толық нұсқасы Live Phish 14 томы ретінде жарық көрді.
Although the band performed the Who's Quadrophenia for Halloween 1995, the voting reportedly ended differently. Frank Zappa's album Joe's Garage got the most votes, but the album's complex overdubs, potentially offensive lyrics, and several tunes that Zappa had requested never be performed live again (such as "Watermelon in Easter Hay") caused the band to perform Quadrophenia with a horn section instead (which reportedly came in second in the voting). Later in the night during the band's third set, "You Enjoy Myself" was performed for over forty minutes. The band ended the night with "My Generation", a song made famous by the Who but not included on their Quadrophenia album. The band destroyed their instruments at the end of the encore, just as the Who did decades before. The show has been released in its entirety as Live Phish Volume 14.
1995 жылғы күндері
1995 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, орны көрсетілген.
Күн (1995)ҚалаЕлОрын
Жаз 1995
7 маусымБойсеАҚШБойсе Мемлекеттік Университеті Павильоны
8 маусымСолт-Тұзды қаласыДельта орталығы
9 маусымМоррисонRed Rocks амфитеатры
10 маусым
13 маусымМэриленд ХайтсРиверпорт амфитеатры
14 маусымМемфисMud Island амфитеатры
15 маусымАтлантаЛейквуд амфитеатры
16 маусымРолиHardee's Walnut Creek амфитеатры
17 маусымБристоуNissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge
19 маусымНоблсвиллDeer Creek музыкалық орталығы
20 маусымКуяхога ФолсBlossom музыкалық орталығы
22 маусымКанандайгуаFinger Lakes өнер орталығы
23 маусымСтэнхоупWaterloo Village
24 маусымФиладельфияMann өнер орталығы
25 маусым
26 маусымСаратога СпрингсSaratoga өнер орталығы
28 маусымУонтагJones Beach амфитеатры
29 маусым
30 маусымМэнсфилдGreat Woods өнер орталығы
1 шілде
2 шілдеУорренSugarbush-тағы жаздық сахна
3 шілде
Күз 1995
27 қыркүйекСакраментоАҚШКалифорния Экспозиция амфитеатры
28 қыркүйекСан-ДиегоEmbarcadero Marina Park South
29 қыркүйекЛос-АнджелесGreek Theatre
30 қыркүйекМаунтин ВьюShoreline амфитеатры
2 қазанСиэтлSeattle Event Center
3 қазан
5 қазанПортлендMemorial Coliseum
6 қазанВанкуверКанадаOrpheum
7 қазанСпоканАҚШСпокан Опера үйі
8 қазанМиссулаAdams Fieldhouse
11 қазанЧандлерCompton Terrace
13 қазанФорт-УэртWill Rogers Auditorium
14 қазанОстинAustin Music Hall
15 қазан
17 қазанЖаңа ОрлеанState Palace Theatre
19 қазанКанзас-СитиMunicipal Auditorium
20 қазанСедар-РапидсFive Seasons Center
21 қазанЛинкольнPershing Auditorium
22 қазанЧемпейнAssembly Hall
24 қазанМэдисонDane County Coliseum
25 қазанСент-ПолCivic Center Arena
27 қазанКаламазуWings Stadium
28 қазанОберн-ХиллсThe Palace of Auburn Hills
29 қазанЛуисвиллLouisville Gardens
31 қазанРоузмонтRosemont Horizon
9 қарашаАтлантаFox Theatre
10 қараша
11 қараша
12 қарашаГейнсвиллO'Connell Center
14 қарашаОрландоUCF Arena
15 қарашаТампаUSF Sun Dome
16 қарашаУэст-Палм-БичWest Palm Beach Auditorium
18 қарашаНорт-ЧарльстонNorth Charleston Coliseum
19 қарашаШарлоттCharlotte Coliseum
21 қарашаУинстон-СалемLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
22 қарашаЛэндоверUSAir Arena
24 қарашаПиттсбургCivic Arena
25 қарашаХэмптонHampton Coliseum
28 қарашаНоксвиллKnoxville Civic Coliseum
29 қарашаНэшвиллNashville Municipal Auditorium
30 қарашаФерборнErvin J. Nutter Center
1 желтоқсанХершиHersheypark Arena
2 желтоқсанЖаңа ХейвенNew Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
4 желтоқсанАмхерстWilliam D. Mullins Memorial Center
5 желтоқсан
7 желтоқсанНиагара шарбуыNiagara Falls Convention and Civic Center
8 желтоқсанКливлендCSU Convocation Center
9 желтоқсанОлбаниKnickerbocker Arena
11 желтоқсанПортлендCumberland County Civic Center
12 желтоқсанПровиденсProvidence Civic Center
14 желтоқсанБингемтонBroome County Veterans Memorial Arena
15 желтоқсанФиладельфияCoreStates Spectrum
16 желтоқсанЛейк-ПлэсидOlympic Center Ice Rink
17 желтоқсан1995 жылғы Жаңа жылдық кеш
28 желтоқсанВустерАҚШCentrum in Worcester
29 желтоқсан
30 желтоқсанЖаңа Йорк қаласыMadison Square Garden
31 желтоқсан
+List of 1995 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1995)CityCountryVenueSummer 1995June 7BoiseUnited StatesBoise State University PavilionJune 8Salt Lake CityDelta CenterJune 9MorrisonRed Rocks AmphitheatreJune 10June 13Maryland HeightsRiverport AmphitheaterJune 14MemphisMud Island AmphitheatreJune 15AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 16RaleighHardee's Walnut Creek AmphitheatreJune 17BristowNissan Pavilion at Stone RidgeJune 19NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJune 20Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterJune 22CanandaiguaFinger Lakes Performing Arts CenterJune 23StanhopeWaterloo VillageJune 24PhiladelphiaMann Center for the Performing ArtsJune 25June 26Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Performing Arts CenterJune 28WantaghJones Beach AmphitheaterJune 29June 30MansfieldGreat Woods Center for the Performing ArtsJuly 1July 2WarrenSummer Stage at SugarbushJuly 3Fall 1995September 27SacramentoUnited StatesCalifornia Exposition AmphitheaterSeptember 28San DiegoEmbarcadero Marina Park SouthSeptember 29Los AngelesGreek TheatreSeptember 30Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 2SeattleSeattle Event CenterOctober 3October 5PortlandMemorial ColiseumOctober 6VancouverCanadaOrpheumOctober 7SpokaneUnited StatesSpokane Opera HouseOctober 8MissoulaAdams FieldhouseOctober 11ChandlerCompton TerraceOctober 13Fort WorthWill Rogers AuditoriumOctober 14AustinAustin Music HallOctober 15October 17New OrleansState Palace TheatreOctober 19Kansas CityMunicipal AuditoriumOctober 20Cedar RapidsFive Seasons CenterOctober 21LincolnPershing AuditoriumOctober 22ChampaignAssembly HallOctober 24MadisonDane County ColiseumOctober 25Saint PaulCivic Center ArenaOctober 27KalamazooWings StadiumOctober 28Auburn HillsThe Palace of Auburn HillsOctober 29LouisvilleLouisville GardensOctober 31RosemontRosemont HorizonNovember 9AtlantaFox TheatreNovember 10November 11November 12GainesvilleO'Connell CenterNovember 14OrlandoUCF ArenaNovember 15TampaUSF Sun DomeNovember 16West Palm BeachWest Palm Beach AuditoriumNovember 18North CharlestonNorth Charleston ColiseumNovember 19CharlotteCharlotte ColiseumNovember 21Winston SalemLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial ColiseumNovember 22LandoverUSAir ArenaNovember 24PittsburghCivic ArenaNovember 25HamptonHampton ColiseumNovember 28KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic ColiseumNovember 29NashvilleNashville Municipal AuditoriumNovember 30FairbornErvin J. Nutter CenterDecember 1HersheyHersheypark ArenaDecember 2New HavenNew Haven Veterans Memorial ColiseumDecember 4AmherstWilliam D. Mullins Memorial CenterDecember 5December 7Niagara FallsNiagara Falls Convention and Civic CenterDecember 8ClevelandCSU Convocation CenterDecember 9AlbanyKnickerbocker ArenaDecember 11PortlandCumberland County Civic CenterDecember 12ProvidenceProvidence Civic CenterDecember 14BinghamtonBroome County Veterans Memorial ArenaDecember 15PhiladelphiaCoreStates SpectrumDecember 16Lake PlacidOlympic Center Ice RinkDecember 171995 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28WorcesterUnited StatesCentrum in WorcesterDecember 29December 30New York CityMadison Square GardenDecember 31
Бокс-офис көрсеткіштері
+Кассалық жиынтық деректер тізімі: күні, қаласы, орны, қатысушылар саны, жалпы кіріс
Дата (1995) Қаласы Орын Аталған орын Қатысушылар саны Кіріс
23 маусым Станхоп, АҚШ Уотерлоо ауылы 16,643 / 16,643 $377,400
28 маусым Вантаг, АҚШ Джонс Бич амфитеатры 22,110 / 22,110 $487,475
29 маусым Роземонт, АҚШ Роземонт Горизонт 18,311 / 18,311 $411,998
9 қараша Атланта, АҚШ Фокс Театры 13,547 / 13,547 $304,808
10 қараша
11 қараша
24 қараша Питтсбург, АҚШ Сивик Арена 10,669 / 18,742 $213,380
25 қараша Хэмптон, АҚШ Хэмптон Колизеуі 12,903 / 12,903 $260,976
4 желтоқсан Амхерст, АҚШ Уильям Д. Муллинс ескереуі 21,018 / 21,018 $420,360
5 желтоқсан
15 желтоқсан Филадельфия, АҚШ CoreStates Spectrum 18,220 / 18,220 $412,200
28 желтоқсан Вустер, АҚШ Centrum in Worcester 28,924 / 28,924 $679,714
29 желтоқсан
30 желтоқсан Нью-Йорк қаласы, АҚШ Мэдисон Сквер Гарден 36,504 / 36,504 $1,004,275
31 желтоқсан БАРИЛҒЫ 198,849 / 206,922 (96%) $4,572,586
+List of box office score data with date, city, venue, attendance, grossDate(1995)CityVenueAttendanceGrossJune 23Stanhope, United StatesWaterloo Village16,643 / 16,643$377,400June 28Wantagh, United StatesJones Beach Amphitheater22,110 / 22,110$487,475June 29October 31Rosemont, United StatesRosemont Horizon18,311 / 18,311$411,998November 9Atlanta, United StatesFox Theatre13,547 / 13,547$304,808November 10November 11November 24Pittsburgh, United StatesCivic Arena10,669 / 18,742$213,380November 25Hampton, United StatesHampton Coliseum12,903 / 12,903$260,976December 4Amherst, United StatesWilliam D. Mullins Memorial Center21,018 / 21,018$420,360December 5December 15Philadelphia, United StatesCoreStates Spectrum18,220 / 18,220$412,200December 28Worcester, United StatesCentrum in Worcester28,924 / 28,924$679,714December 29December 30New York City, United StatesMadison Square Garden36,504 / 36,504$1,004,275December 31TOTAL198,849 / 206,922 (96%)$4,572,586
1996 жыл
1996 жылдың бірінші жартысын жаңа студиялық альбомды жазуға арнап, Phish көктемде екі рет концерт берді. Біріншісі – 1996 жылғы сәуір айында Нью-Орлеан джаз және мұра фестивалінде топтың жетекші өнерпаз ретінде өнер көрсетуі. Екіншісі – «Third Ball» деген атпен таңғажайып клубтық өнер көрсетуі, ол Phish жаңа альбомын аяқтаған Bearsville Studios-тан небары бірнеше шақырым қашықтықтағы Вудсток, Нью-Йорк қаласындағы шағын клубта өтті. Сол жазда топ төрт жылдан кейін алғаш рет Сантанамен бірге Еуропаға гастрольдік сапар жасады. Бұл шара Phish үшін тағы бір артистпен бірге гастрольдеудің соңғы мүмкіндігі болды. Тамыз айында топ қысқа жазғы турне үшін АҚШ-қа оралды, оның көптеген концерттері алдын ала сатылып кетті. Сонымен қатар, топ Индиана штатындағы Дир Крик музыкалық орталығында (Phish-тің 13 тамыздағы концерті Live Phish 12 ретінде жарық көрді) және Колорадо штатындағы Red Rocks Amphitheatre сияқты белгілі бір жерлерде бірнеше күн қатарынан өнер көрсетті. Phish-тің тыңдаушылары осыншалықты көбейгендіктен, Колорадо штатының Моррисон қаласына Phish жанкүйерлерінің көптеп ағылуы нәтижесінде Phish-ке Red Rocks-та 10 жылға концерт өткізуге тыйым салынды. Phish өте танымал болғандықтан, екі күндік Phish фестиваліне 70 000 адамды шақырды. Бұл жылдың ең ірі рок-концерті болды. Phish екі күн ішінде жеті сет орындады, оның бірінде түн ортасында лагерь аумағынан өтетін жүк көлігінің үстінде джем-сессия өтті. Екінші күні түстен кейін классикалық музыканы симфониялық оркестр орындады. MTV бұл оқиға туралы деректі фильм түсірді. «The Clifford Ball» – Phish-тің мансабындағы алғашқы демалыс күндері өткен фестиваль. Бұл шара 1996 жылдың 16 және 17 тамызында Нью-Йорк штатының Платсбург қаласындағы бұрынғы Платсбург әуе күштері базасында, Phish-тің Вермонт штатындағы негізгі орнынан батысқа қарай шамамен бір сағаттық жерде өтті. Шара Амелия Эрхарт сияқты авиаторлар үшін іс-шаралар ұйымдастырған Клиффорд Боллдың есімімен аталды. «The Clifford Ball» атауы 1990 жылдардағы саяхат фестиваліне ұсынылған, бірақ ақырында ол H. O. R. D. E. деп аталды. Клиффорд Болл есімі Phish-ке «The Clifford Ball» фестиваліне дейін бес жыл бұрын белгілі болған. Phish менеджері Джон Палусканың айтуынша, «Бір күні топ Питтсбург әуежайынан өтіп бара жатқанда, олар Клиффорд Болл есімді кісінің шағын тақташасына тап болды. Онда «Клиффорд Болл: ұшу әлеміндегі жарық маяғы» деп жазылған. Олар бұл сөзді өте әдемі және қызықты идея деп ойлады». Шараға бомбалаушылар, истребительдер, планерлер және басқа да түрлі әуе кемелерімен бірге көрермендер, жонглерлер және қаңқаға мініп жүрген адамдар қатысты. Оркестрдің дыбысын күшейту үшін үш алып бейнеэкран және төрт дыбыс мұнарасы орнатылды. Phish, фестивальдің басты жұлдызы, классикалық скрипка квартеті, блюз квартеті, хор квинтеті және гитарашылармен бірге өнер көрсетті. «The Clifford Ball Orchestra» Дабусси, Равел және Стравинскийдің шығармаларын орындады. Phish екі түнде жеті сет орындады, оның ішінде түн ортасында тұрақ орнынан өтетін жүк көлігіндегі сет те болды. Іс-шараға 70 000 адам қатысты, бұл Phish-тің сол уақытқа дейінгі ең ірі концерті және сол жылы АҚШ-тағы ең ірі рок-концерті болды. Көрермендер саны Платсбург қаласының халқынан төрт есе көп болды, бұл Платсбургті сол демалыс күндері Нью-Йорктегі ең көп халқы бар тоғызыншы қалаға айналдырды. Концерттің ауқымдылығына қарамастан, ол негізгі бұқаралық ақпарат құралдарында аз жарияланды. MTV Phish-тің өндіріс компаниясы Dionysian Productions түсірген кадрларды пайдаланып, оқиға туралы деректі фильмді көрсетті. Phish 2009 жылдың 3 наурызында топтың жеті сетін және бонус деректі фильмдерін қамтитын жеті DVD жинағын шығарды. Қазан айында топ көптен күткен, коммерциялық сәтті студиялық альбомын – Billy Breathes шығарды. Сол күзде топ ірі ареналарда концерттер берді және 1996 жылғы Хэллоуинде Атлантадағы The Omni-де Talking Heads тобының Remain in Light альбомын орындады. Фанк және африкалық полиритмдердің ықпалымен жасалған альбомның орындалуы топ мүшелерінің пікірінше, 1997 жылдан бастап топтың стильдік өзгерісіне үлкен әсер етті. Жаңа әндердің дебюттері «Waste», «Character Zero», «Train Song», «Talk», «Swept Away» және «Steep» болды.
While taking the first half of 1996 off to begin recording a new studio album, Phish made two one off live appearances in the spring. First was the band headlining at the 1996 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in April. The second was a surprise club appearance under the name "Third Ball" at a small club in Woodstock, New York, just miles from Bearsville Studios, where Phish was finishing their new album. That summer, the band once again toured Europe with Santana for the first time in four years. These dates would be the last time Phish toured with another act on the bill. By August, the band was finally back in the US for a brief summer tour that saw most of the shows sold out well in advance. The band also began performing multiple nights at certain venues, such as Indiana's Deer Creek Music Center (where Phish's August 13 show was released as Live Phish 12) and Colorado's Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Phish's audience had grown so much that the enormous influx of Phish fans to the town of Morrison, Colorado, resulted in Phish being banned for 10 years from playing Red Rocks. Phish was so popular that the band drew 70,000 to a decommissioned air force base in remote Plattsburgh, New York for a two day Phish festival called The Clifford Ball. It was the largest rock concert of the year. Phish played seven sets over two days, one of which featured a jam atop a flatbed truck cruising through the campground in the middle of the night. The second day featured a symphony orchestra performing classical music in the mid afternoon. MTV made a documentary of the experience. The Clifford Ball was the first weekend long festival hosted by Phish throughout their career. The event took place on August 16 and 17, 1996, at the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base in Plattsburgh, New York, about one hour west from Phish's home base of Burlington, Vermont. The event was named after Clifford Ball, a man who held events for aviators such as Amelia Earhart. The Clifford Ball was a proposed name for the 1990s traveling festival that ultimately was named H. O. R. D. E.
The name Clifford Ball had been known to the band for some five years before The Clifford Ball took place. According to Phish Manager, John Paluska, "The band was walking through the airport in Pittsburgh one day, and they came upon a small, little plaque of a guy named Clifford Ball it said 'Clifford Ball: a beacon of light in the world of flight.' they just thought the [expression] was the funniest idea for a show "
The event combined overhead flights by bombers, fighters, gliders, and various other aerial vehicles with carnival rides, jugglers, and men on stilts. Three gigantic video screens and four sound towers were erected to amplify the band. Phish, the marquee band who headlined the event, were joined by a classical violin quartet, a blues quartet, a choral quintet, and guitar soloists. The "Clifford Ball Orchestra" performed an afternoon set of pieces by Debussy, Ravel, and Stravinsky. Phish performed seven sets of music over the two nights, including a late night set on a flatbed truck that rolled through the parking lot. 70,000 people attended, making the event Phish's largest concert up to that point and the largest rock concert in the United States in that year. The audience was four times the size of surrounding city of Plattsburgh, making Plattsburgh the ninth most populous city in New York that weekend, Despite the size of the concert, it received very little coverage from the mainstream media. MTV aired a documentary of the experience, using footage from Phish's production company, Dionysian Productions. Phish released a seven DVD box set on March 3, 2009, chronicling the band's seven sets and including bonus documentary footage. In October, the band released their long awaited, commercially successful studio album Billy Breathes. That fall, the band headlined major arenas and covered Remain in Light by Talking Heads at their 1996 Halloween show at The Omni in Atlanta. The performance of the groove based album, which was influenced by funk and African polyrhythms, was cited by band members as a major influence on the group's stylistic change in 1997 and beyond. Original song debuts included "Waste", "Character Zero", "Train Song", "Talk", "Swept Away", and "Steep".
The name Clifford Ball had been known to the band for some five years before The Clifford Ball took place. According to Phish Manager, John Paluska, "The band was walking through the airport in Pittsburgh one day, and they came upon a small, little plaque of a guy named Clifford Ball it said 'Clifford Ball: a beacon of light in the world of flight.' they just thought the [expression] was the funniest idea for a show "
The event combined overhead flights by bombers, fighters, gliders, and various other aerial vehicles with carnival rides, jugglers, and men on stilts. Three gigantic video screens and four sound towers were erected to amplify the band. Phish, the marquee band who headlined the event, were joined by a classical violin quartet, a blues quartet, a choral quintet, and guitar soloists. The "Clifford Ball Orchestra" performed an afternoon set of pieces by Debussy, Ravel, and Stravinsky. Phish performed seven sets of music over the two nights, including a late night set on a flatbed truck that rolled through the parking lot. 70,000 people attended, making the event Phish's largest concert up to that point and the largest rock concert in the United States in that year. The audience was four times the size of surrounding city of Plattsburgh, making Plattsburgh the ninth most populous city in New York that weekend, Despite the size of the concert, it received very little coverage from the mainstream media. MTV aired a documentary of the experience, using footage from Phish's production company, Dionysian Productions. Phish released a seven DVD box set on March 3, 2009, chronicling the band's seven sets and including bonus documentary footage. In October, the band released their long awaited, commercially successful studio album Billy Breathes. That fall, the band headlined major arenas and covered Remain in Light by Talking Heads at their 1996 Halloween show at The Omni in Atlanta. The performance of the groove based album, which was influenced by funk and African polyrhythms, was cited by band members as a major influence on the group's stylistic change in 1997 and beyond. Original song debuts included "Waste", "Character Zero", "Train Song", "Talk", "Swept Away", and "Steep".
Киімдер
Фиштің үшінші музыкалық қойылымындағы Talking Heads-тің "Remain in Light" әні 62 минут 16 секундқа созылды (Talking Heads-тің түпнұсқасы 45 минуттан кем, ал басқа деректерде 54 минут 12 секунд деп көрсетілген), және бұл орындауға мүйізшілер тобы мен Сантананың перкуссияшысы Карл Пераззо қатысты. Концерттің толық нұсқасы Live Phish 15-томы ретінде жарық көрді.
For their third musical costume, Phish's rendition of Talking Heads' Remain in Light lasted 62 minutes and 16 seconds (compared to Talking Heads's original, at under 45 minutes; elsewhere reported as 54:12), and featured a horn section and Santana percussionist Karl Perazzo. The show has been released in its entirety as Live Phish Volume 15.
1996 жылғы күндері
+1996 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күнін, қаласын, елін, орынды көрсетеді.
Күні (1996) Қала Ел Орын
Еуропа Жазы 1996
11 шілде Лондон Англия Шепард Буш империясы
12 шілде Амстердам Нидерланды Мелквег
13 шілде Дур Бельгия Дур фестивалі
15 шілде Сесто Календе Италия Ла Марна
21 шілде Нюрнберг Германия Форум
23 шілде Гамбург Германия Марк-холл Гамбург
АҚШ Жазы 1996
2 тамыз Парк Сити АҚШ Волк Маунтин амфитеатры
4 тамыз Моррисон АҚШ Қызыл жартастар амфитеатры
5 тамыз
6 тамыз
7 тамыз
10 тамыз Шығыс Трой АҚШ Альпий алқабының музыкалық театры
12 тамыз Ноблсвилл АҚШ Дер Крик музыка орталығы
13 тамыз
14 тамыз Херши АҚШ Хершипарк стадионы, Клиффорд добы
16 тамыз Платсбург АҚШ Платсбург Әуе күштерінің базасы
17 тамыз
Солтүстік Америка Күзі 1996
16 қазан Лейк-Плэсид АҚШ Олимпиялық орталық, мұз айдыны
17 қазан Юниверсити-Парк АҚШ Брайс Джордан орталығы
18 қазан Питтсбург АҚШ Коммуналдық арена
19 қазан Буффало АҚШ Марин Мидленд аренасы
21 қазан Нью-Йорк қаласы АҚШ Мэдисон Сквер Гарден
22 қазан Хартфорд АҚШ Хартфорд азаматтық орталығы
25 қазан Хэмптон АҚШ Хэмптон Колизей
26 қазан Шарлотт АҚШ Шарлотт Колизей
27 қазан Солтүстік Чарльстон АҚШ Солтүстік Чарльстон Колизей
29 қазан Таллахасси АҚШ Леон округінің азаматтық орталығы
31 қазан Атланта АҚШ Омни Колизей
2 қараша Уэст-Палм-Бич АҚШ Корал Скай амфитеатры
3 қараша Гейнсвилл АҚШ О'Коннелл орталығы
6 қараша Ноксвилл АҚШ Ноксвилл азаматтық колизей
7 қараша Лексингтон АҚШ Рапп аренасы
8 қараша Шампейн АҚШ Эссембли Холл
9 қараша Оберн-Хиллс АҚШ Оберн-Хиллс сарайы
11 қараша Гранд-Рапидс АҚШ Ван Андель аренасы
13 қараша Миннеаполис АҚШ Таргет орталығы
14 қараша Эймс АҚШ Хилтон Колизей
15 қараша Сент-Луис АҚШ Кил орталығы
16 қараша Омаха АҚШ Омаха азаматтық аудиториясы
18 қараша Мемфис АҚШ Оңтүстік Колизей
19 қараша Канзас-Сити АҚШ Канзас қалалық аудиториясы
22 қараша Спокан АҚШ Спокан ардагерлер ескерткіш аренасы
23 қараша Ванкувер Канада Тынық мұхиты Колизей
24 қараша Портленд АҚШ Ардагерлер ескерткіш Колизей
27 қараша Сиэтл АҚШ КейАрена
29 қараша Дали-Сити АҚШ Коу сарайы
30 қараша Сакраменто АҚШ Арко аренасы
1 желтоқсан Лос-Анджелес АҚШ Паули павильоны
2 желтоқсан Феникс АҚШ Америка Батыс аренасы
4 желтоқсан Сан-Диего АҚШ Сан-Диего спорт аренасы
6 желтоқсан Лас-Вегас АҚШ Аладдин театры
1996 Жаңа жыл қарсаңы
28 желтоқсан Филадельфия АҚШ Корестатс Спектрум
29 желтоқсан
30 желтоқсан Бостон АҚШ Флитт орталығы
31 желтоқсан
+List of 1996 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1996)CityCountryVenueEurope Summer 1996July 11LondonEnglandShepherd's Bush EmpireJuly 12AmsterdamNetherlandsMelkwegJuly 13DourBelgiumDour FestivalJuly 15Sesto CalendeItalyLa MarnaJuly 21NurembergGermanyThe ForumJuly 23HamburgMarkthalle HamburgU. S. Summer 1996August 2Park CityUnited StatesWolf Mountain AmphitheatreAugust 4MorrisonRed Rocks AmphitheatreAugust 5August 6August 7August 10East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreAugust 12NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterAugust 13August 14HersheyHersheypark StadiumThe Clifford BallAugust 16PlattsburghUnited StatesPlattsburgh Air Force BaseAugust 17North America Fall 1996October 16Lake PlacidUnited StatesOlympic Center Ice RinkOctober 17University ParkBryce Jordan CenterOctober 18PittsburghCivic ArenaOctober 19BuffaloMarine Midland ArenaOctober 21New York CityMadison Square GardenOctober 22October 23HartfordHartford Civic CenterOctober 25HamptonHampton ColiseumOctober 26CharlotteCharlotte ColiseumOctober 27North CharlestonNorth Charleston ColiseumOctober 29TallahasseeLeon County Civic CenterOctober 31AtlantaOmni ColiseumNovember 2West Palm BeachCoral Sky AmphitheaterNovember 3GainesvilleO'Connell CenterNovember 6KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic ColiseumNovember 7LexingtonRupp ArenaNovember 8ChampaignAssembly HallNovember 9Auburn HillsThe Palace of Auburn HillsNovember 11Grand RapidsVan Andel ArenaNovember 13MinneapolisTarget CenterNovember 14AmesHilton ColiseumNovember 15St. LouisKiel CenterNovember 16OmahaOmaha Civic AuditoriumNovember 18MemphisMid South ColiseumNovember 19Kansas CityMunicipal AuditoriumNovember 22SpokaneSpokane Veterans Memorial ArenaNovember 23VancouverCanadaPacific ColiseumNovember 24PortlandUnited StatesVeterans Memorial ColiseumNovember 27SeattleKeyArenaNovember 29Daly CityCow PalaceNovember 30SacramentoARCO ArenaDecember 1Los AngelesPauley PavilionDecember 2PhoenixAmerica West ArenaDecember 4San DiegoSan Diego Sports ArenaDecember 6Las VegasAladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts1996 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28PhiladelphiaUnited StatesCoreStates SpectrumDecember 29December 30BostonFleetCenterDecember 31
Бокс-офис көрсеткіштері
+Кіріс деректерінің тізімі: дата, қала, орын, қатысушылар саны, жалпы кіріс
Дата (1996) Қала Орын Қатысушылар саны Кіріс
4 тамыз Морисон, АҚШ Red Rocks амфитеатры 36,962 / 36,962 $924,050
5 тамыз
6 тамыз
7 тамыз
12 тамыз Ноблсвилл, АҚШ Deer Creek Music Center 42,158 / 42,158 $851,865
13 тамыз
14 тамыз Херши, АҚШ Hersheypark стадионы 25,100 / 25,100 $619,100
16 тамыз Платсбург, АҚШ Plattsburgh Әуе күштері базасы 135,267 / 135,267 $3,310,245
17 тамыз
21 қазан Нью-Йорк қаласы, АҚШ Madison Square Garden 34,204 / 34,204 $857,744
22 қазан
26 қазан Шарлотта, АҚШ Charlotte Coliseum 17,580 / 17,580 $391,996
9 қараша Оберн-Хиллс, АҚШ The Palace of Auburn Hills 18,359 / 18,359 $414,770
15 қараша Сент-Луис, АҚШ Kiel Center 14,492 / 18,000 $286,374
28 желтоқсан Филадельфия, АҚШ CoreStates Spectrum 36,648 / 36,648 $917,604
29 желтоқсан
30 желтоқсан Бостон, АҚШ FleetCenter 36,968 / 36,968 $1,016,860
31 желтоқсан БАРИЛҒЫ 397,738 / 401,246 (99%) $9,590,608
+List of box office score data with date, city, venue, attendance, grossDate(1996)CityVenueAttendanceGrossAugust 4Morrison, United StatesRed Rocks Amphitheatre36,962 / 36,962$924,050August 5August 6August 7August 12Noblesville, United StatesDeer Creek Music Center42,158 / 42,158$851,865August 13August 14Hershey, United StatesHersheypark Stadium25,100 / 25,100$619,100August 16Plattsburgh, United StatesPlattsburgh Air Force Base135,267 / 135,267$3,310,245August 17October 21New York City, United StatesMadison Square Garden34,204 / 34,204$857,744October 22October 26Charlotte, United StatesCharlotte Coliseum17,580 / 17,580$391,996November 9Auburn Hills, United StatesThe Palace of Auburn Hills18,359 / 18,359$414,770November 15St. Louis, United StatesKiel Center14,492 / 18,000$286,374December 28Philadelphia, United StatesCoreStates Spectrum36,648 / 36,648$917,604December 29December 30Boston, United StatesFleetCenter36,968 / 36,968$1,016,860December 31TOTAL397,738 / 401,246 (99%)$9,590,608
1997 жыл
1997 жыл топтың ән жазудағы ең өнімді кезеңі болды, өйткені жыл бойы концерттерде кемінде 20 жаңа ән дебют жасады. Бұл жыл топтың дыбысы мен стиліндегі маңызды өзгеріс болды, онда импровизация бұрынғыдан да басым роль ойнады, фанк пен грувқа баса назар аударылды, ал жылдам гитара сололары екінші планға түсті. Топтың концерттік тізімінде бес немесе одан аз ән болғанымен, концерттер 90 минуттан астам уақытқа созылуы мүмкін еді. Дәстүрлі "джем" номерлері жаңа биіктерге көтерілді, ал "Tube", "AC/DC Bag" және "Halley's Comet" сияқты импровизациялық мүмкіндіктер ретінде бұрын пайдаланылмаған әндер табысты зерттелді. 29 қарашадағы Ворчестердегі концертте "Runaway Jim" әні екінші бөлімді ашу үшін орындалды, ол 58 минутқа созылды – топтың мансабындағы ең ұзақ орындалған ән. Топ ақпан және наурыз айларында Еуропа бойынша қысқы турне жасады. 1 наурызда Гамбургтегі Markthalle-де өткен концерттен алынған үзінділер кейін Slip Stitch and Pass концерттік альбомы ретінде жарық көрді. Жазғы турнеге АҚШ-қа бару алдында, олар маусым және шілде айларында Еуропаға оралып, жаңа материалға баса назар аударған концерттер сериясын өткізді. Бұл концерттердің көпшілігі жетекші концерттер болды, бірақ Роскильде қайта оралу және топтың әйгілі Гластонбери фестиваліндегі жалғыз қатысуы сияқты бірнеше фестивальдік өнер көрсетулер де болды. Топтың 6 шілдедегі Италияның Десенцано қаласындағы концертінде топтың түстен кейінгі дыбыс тексеруі көпшілікке ашық болды және өзіндік өнер көрсетісіне айналды, онда жаңа әндер мен джемдер, көрермендердің өтініштері, көрермендердің караокесі (топ оларды қолдап) және тіпті сахнадағы лимбо жарысы өтті. Phish шілде айында АҚШ-қа бір айлық амфитеатрлар бойынша турнеге оралды, ол тағы бір үлкен фестивальмен аяқталды – The Great Went, АҚШ-тың солтүстік-шығысындағы Мэн штатының қашық жатқан Лаймстоун қаласында өтті. Фестивальге 70 000 жанкүйер келді, онда Phish екі күн ішінде жеті музыкалық жиынтық орындады (олардың бірі төрт мүшесі де пернетақтада ойнаған түнгі "диско" жиынтығы болды). The Great Went 1997 жылдың 16 және 17 тамызында Канада-АҚШ шекарасына жақын, Мэн штатының Лаймстонындағы Лоринг әуе күштері базасында өткен The Clifford Ball-дың жалғасы болды. Бұл оқиға "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me" фильмінен алынған цитатамен аталды. Әлемдегі ең үлкен өрт сөндіру машинасы сенбі күні таңертең мыңдаған жанкүйерлерді шашыратып, жексенбі күні таңертең шамамен 1100 адам фотограф Спенсер Тьюник жүргізген елу штаттық турдың бөлігі ретінде жалаңаш түрде суретке түсті. Апта соңында көрермендердің әрқайсысы өздерінің жеке өнер туындыларын жасады. Нәтижесінде пайда болған жанкүйерлердің өнер туындылары біріктіріліп, бірнеше қабаттан тұратын мұнара құрылды. Сонымен қатар, топ соңғы кешке арналған джем кезінде өздерінің өнер туындыларын жасады. Сол күні кешке топ өздерінің өнер туындыларын көрермендер арасында таратты. Топ пен көрермен арасындағы байланысты нығайту үшін, топтың суреттері жанкүйерлердің суреттеріне бекітілді. Bittersweet Motel фильмінде көрсетілгендей, алып оттық жағылып, мұнара толығымен өртенді. Phish негізгі сахнада ойнаған жалғыз топ болды, екі түн ішінде жеті музыкалық жиынтық орындады, соның ішінде төрт мүшесі де пернетақтада ойнаған сағат 2:30-дағы диско жиынтығы. Бангор симфониялық оркестрі екінші күннің түстен кейін Дебюсси мен Стравинскийдің шығармаларын орындады, ал оған көрермендердің үстінен ұшып өткен жолсерік ілесіп келді. Phish-тің "Vultures" әнін орындаған кезінде Коннектикут штатының Путнам қаласынан келген Терри Моджио мен Мэгги Лубадери жергілікті сүйікті Стик Трейдгуд орындаған рәсімде концерт алаңында неке қиды. 75 000 адам қатысты, бұл Phish-тің бүгінгі күнге дейін ең үлкен концерті және 1997 жылдың жазында АҚШ-та ең көп табыс әкелген рок концерті болды. Жанкүйерлер шатырларда орналасып, Лаймстоунды осы апта соңында Мэн штатының ең үлкен қаласына айналдырды. Жазғы тур кезінде режиссер Тодд Филлипс топ туралы "Bittersweet Motel" атты деректі фильмін түсіре бастады, ол 2000 жылы кинотеатрларда көрсетілді. 7 қарашада Phish Slip Stitch And Pass альбомын насихаттау үшін Late Night With Conan O'Brien бағдарламасына алғаш рет қатысты, топтың барлық төрт мүшесі сақалмен келді. Альбомнан ән орындағанның орнына, олар "Farmhouse" деп аталатын жаңа әнді ұсынды. Бұл ән топтың тұрақты тізіміне енуіне көп уақыт кетті, бұл орындауды салыстырмалы түрде ерекше жағдайға айналдырды. Конаннан кейін Phish қараша/желтоқсан айларындағы турнеге шықты, онда олар қараңғы, грув негізіндегі импровизацияны (жанкүйерлер оны "қора фанк" деп атады) одан әрі зерттеді, әндер бұрын естілмеген ұзақтыққа дейін созылды. Бұл турне төрт концерттен тұратын мерекелік кезеңмен аяқталды, онда Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде үш сатылған концерт өтті. 1997 жылы жаңа әндердің дебюттері: "Walfredo", "Rock a William", "Dogs Stole Things", "Carini", "Twist", "Limb by Limb", "Piper", "Vultures", "Ghost", "Olivia's Pool", "Water in the Sky", "Wading in the Velvet Sea", "I Don't Care", "Saw it Again", "Bye Bye Foot", "Dirt", "Meatstick", "Black Eyed Katy", "Waking Up" және "Farmhouse".
1997 proved to be the band's most prolific songwriting period, as no fewer than 20 new originals were debuted in concert throughout the year. This year also marked a major shift in the band's sound and style, where improvisation became more prevalent than ever, focusing heavily on funk and groove, with rapid fire guitar solos taking a back seat. It would not be uncommon to see the band's setlists feature five titles, or fewer, while still running 90 minutes or more. Traditional "jam" numbers were taken to new extremes while other songs that were not previously utilized as improvisational springboards, such as "Tube", "AC/DC Bag", and "Halley's Comet", were explored to great effect. The band's Worcester show on 29 November featured a version of "Runaway Jim", to kick off the second set, which lasted 58 minutes – the longest "song" performance of their career. The band headlined a winter tour of Europe in February and March. Excerpts from the 1 March show at Markthalle in Hamburg were later released as the live album Slip Stitch and Pass. Before embarking on their summer tour of the United States, they returned to Europe in June and July for a series of concerts that focused heavily on new material. Most of these shows were headlining gigs, but there were a number of festival dates including a return to Roskilde and the band's only appearance at the famed Glastonbury Festival. The band's 6 July performance in Desenzano, Italy, is notable in that the band's afternoon sound check was open to the public and became a performance in itself, with one off songs and jams, audience requests, audience karaoke (with the band backing them up), and even a limbo contest on stage. Phish returned to the United States in July for a month long summer tour of sold out amphitheaters, culminating in another huge festival – The Great Went – held in remote Limestone, Maine in the upper northeastern corner of the US. 70,000 fans attended the festival, which once again included seven sets of music from Phish over two days (one of which was a late night "disco set" with all four members on keyboards). The Great Went was the sequel to The Clifford Ball, taking place on August 16 and 17, 1997, close to the Canada–US border at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine. The event was named after a quote from the movie Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. The world's largest fire truck hosed down thousands of fans as they arrived Saturday morning, and on Sunday morning, approximately 1,100 people posed nude as part of a fifty state tour by photographer Spencer Tunick. Throughout the weekend, the members of the audience each painted their own individual piece of art. The resultant pieces of fan artwork were attached to one another to create a tower that was eventually several stories high. The band also created their own piece of art during a jam on the final night. Later that evening, the band passed their artwork through the audience. To create a connection between audience and band, the band's artwork was attached to the fan artwork. As seen in Bittersweet Motel, a giant matchstick was lit, burning the tower to the ground. Phish was the only band that played the main stage, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including a disco set at 2:30 AM featuring all four members on keyboards. The Bangor Symphony Orchestra performed Debussy and Stravinsky during the afternoon of the second day, accompanied by a glider pilot who soared above the audience. During Phish's performance of "Vultures," a couple from Putnam, Connecticut, Terry Moggio and Maggie Loobadeery, exchanged wedding vows on the concert grounds in a ceremony executed by local favorite Stick Treadgood. 75,000 people attended, making the event Phish's largest concert to date, and the top grossing rock concert in the United States in the summer of 1997. Fans camped out onsite in tents, making Limestone the largest city in Maine over the weekend. During the summer tour, film director Todd Phillips began filming a documentary of the band titled Bittersweet Motel that would finally hit theaters in 2000. On 7 November, Phish made their first appearance on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, to promote Slip Stitch And Pass, with all four members of the band sporting beards. Rather than performing a track from the album, or another well known tune, they unveiled a new song called "Farmhouse". It would be quite some time before this song made it into the band's regular rotation, making this performance a relative anomaly. Following their Conan appearance, Phish embarked on a November/December tour that saw them further exploring dark, groove based improvisation (dubbed by fans as "cow funk"), with songs stretched out to previously unheard lengths. This tour culminated in a four show holiday run, including three sold out shows at Madison Square Garden. Original song debuts in 1997 included "Walfredo", "Rock a William", "Dogs Stole Things", "Carini", "Twist", "Limb by Limb", "Piper", "Vultures", "Ghost", "Olivia's Pool", "Water in the Sky", "Wading in the Velvet Sea", "I Don't Care", "Saw it Again", "Bye Bye Foot", "Dirt", "Meatstick", "Black Eyed Katy", "Waking Up", and "Farmhouse."
1997 жылғы күндері
1997 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, орны көрсетілген
Күн(1997)ҚалаЕлОрын
Еуропа, қыс 1997
Ақпан 13ЛондонАнглияShepherd's Bush Empire
Ақпан 14БрюссельБельгияLe Botanique
Ақпан 16КёльнГерманияAlter Wartesaal
Ақпан 17АмстердамНидерландыParadiso
Ақпан 18ПарижФранцияBataclan
Ақпан 20МиланИталияTeatro Smeraldo
Ақпан 21ФлоренцияTenax
Ақпан 22РимTeatro Olimpico
Ақпан 23КортемаджиореFillmore
Ақпан 25МюнхенГерманияIncognito
Ақпан 26ШтутгартLonghorn
Ақпан 28БерлинHuxley's Neue Welt
Наурыз 1ГамбургMarkthalle
Наурыз 2КопенгагенДанияPumpehuset
Еуропа, жаз 1997
Маусым 13ДублинИрландияSFX Centre
Маусым 14ЛондонАнглияRoyal Albert Hall
Маусым 16ЛондонАнглияRoyal Albert Hall
Маусым 19ВенаАвстрияVienna Arena
Маусым 20ПрагаЧехияArcha Theatre
Маусым 21ШеесельГерманияHurricane Festival
Маусым 22Санкт-ГоарсхаузенГерманияWDR Festival
Маусым 24СтрасбургФранцияLa Laiterie
Маусым 25ЛилльL'Aeronef
Маусым 27ПилтонАнглияGlastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts
Маусым 29РоскильдеДанияRoskilde Festival
Шілде 1АмстердамНидерландыParadiso
Шілде 2НюрнбергГерманияSerenadenhof
Шілде 3НюрнбергГерманияSerenadenhof
Шілде 5КомоИталияPiazza Risorgimento
Шілде 6Десенцано-дель-ГардаИталияSpiaggia di Rivoltella
Шілде 9ЛионФранцияLe Transbordeur
Шілде 10МарсельФранцияEspace Julien
Шілде 11ЭскаларреИспанияDoctor Music Festival
АҚШ, жаз 1997
Шілде 21Вирджиния-БичАҚШGTE Virginia Beach Amphitheatre
Шілде 22РолиХардидің Уолнат Крик амфитеатры
Шілде 23АтлантаКока-Кола Лейквуд амфитеатры
Шілде 25ДалласКока-Кола Старплекс амфитеатры
Шілде 26ОстинSouthpark Meadows
Шілде 29ФениксБлокбастер Desert Sky Pavilion
Шілде 30ВентураВентура округінің жәрмеңке алаңы
Шілде 31Маунтин-ВьюШорлайн амфитеатры
Тамыз 2ДжорджThe Gorge Amphitheatre
Тамыз 3Мэриленд-ХайтсРиверпорт амфитеатры
Тамыз 6Тинли-ПаркFirst Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
Тамыз 8Тинли-ПаркFirst Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
Тамыз 9Шығыс-ТройАльпілік аңғарының музыкалық театры
Тамыз 10НоблсвиллДерстоуэр Крик музыкалық орталығы
Тамыз 11БергеттстаунCoca Cola Star Lake Amphitheatre
Тамыз 13Дэриен-орталықDarien Lake Performing Arts Center
Тамыз 14ЛимонстоунАҚШLoring Air Force Base
Тамыз 16ЛимонстоунАҚШLoring Air Force Base
Тамыз 17АҚШ, күз 1997 (Phish Destroys America)
Қараша 13Лас-ВегасАҚШThomas & Mack Center
Қараша 14Батыс-Вэлли-СитиE Center
Қараша 16ДенверMcNichols Sports Arena
Қараша 17ШампайнAssembly Hall
Қараша 19ШампайнAssembly Hall
Қараша 21ХэмптонHampton Coliseum
Қараша 22Винстон-СалемLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Қараша 23Винстон-СалемLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Қараша 26ХартфордHartford Civic Center
Қараша 28ВорчестерWorcester Centrum Centre
Қараша 29ФиладельфияCoreStates Spectrum
Желтоқсан 2ФиладельфияCoreStates Spectrum
Желтоқсан 3КливлендCSU Convocation Center
Желтоқсан 5КливлендCSU Convocation Center
Желтоқсан 6Оберн-ХиллсThe Palace of Auburn Hills
Желтоқсан 7ФейрборнErvin J. Nutter Center
Желтоқсан 9Стейт-КолледжBryce Jordan Center
Желтоқсан 11РочестерRochester Community War Memorial
Желтоқсан 12АлбаниPepsi Arena
Желтоқсан 13Жаңа жылдық концерттер 1997
Желтоқсан 28ЛэндоверАҚШUSAir Arena
Желтоқсан 29Нью-Йорк қаласыMadison Square Garden
Желтоқсан 30Нью-Йорк қаласыMadison Square Garden
Желтоқсан 31Нью-Йорк қаласыMadison Square Garden
+List of 1997 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1997)CityCountryVenueEurope Winter 1997February 13LondonEnglandShepherd's Bush EmpireFebruary 14BrusselsBelgiumLe BotaniqueFebruary 16CologneGermanyAlter WartesaalFebruary 17AmsterdamNetherlandsParadisoFebruary 18ParisFranceBataclanFebruary 20MilanItalyTeatro SmeraldoFebruary 21FlorenceTenaxFebruary 22RomeTeatro OlimpicoFebruary 23CortemaggioreFillmoreFebruary 25MunichGermanyIncognitoFebruary 26StuttgartLonghornFebruary 28BerlinHuxley's Neue WeltMarch 1HamburgMarkthalleMarch 2CopenhagenDenmarkPumpehusetEurope Summer 1997June 13DublinIrelandSFX CentreJune 14June 16LondonEnglandRoyal Albert HallJune 19ViennaAustriaVienna ArenaJune 20PragueCzech RepublicArcha TheatreJune 21ScheeßelGermanyHurricane FestivalJune 22Sankt GoarshausenWDR FestivalJune 24StrasbourgFranceLa LaiterieJune 25LilleL'AeronefJune 27PiltonEnglandGlastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing ArtsJune 29RoskildeDenmarkRoskilde FestivalJuly 1AmsterdamNetherlandsParadisoJuly 2July 3NurembergGermanySerenadenhofJuly 5ComoItalyPiazza RisorgimentoJuly 6Desenzano del GardaSpiaggia di RivoltellaJuly 9LyonFranceLe TransbordeurJuly 10MarseilleEspace JulienJuly 11EscalarreSpainDoctor Music FestivalU. S. Summer 1997July 21Virginia BeachUnited StatesGTE Virginia Beach AmphitheatreJuly 22RaleighHardee's Walnut Creek AmphitheatreJuly 23AtlantaCoca Cola Lakewood AmphitheatreJuly 25DallasCoca Cola Starplex AmphitheatreJuly 26AustinSouthpark MeadowsJuly 29PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionJuly 30VenturaVentura County FairgroundsJuly 31Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreAugust 2GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreAugust 3August 6Maryland HeightsRiverport AmphitheatreAugust 8Tinley ParkFirst Midwest Bank AmphitheatreAugust 9East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreAugust 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterAugust 11August 13BurgettstownCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheatreAugust 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterThe Great WentAugust 16LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseAugust 17U. S. Fall 1997 (Phish Destroys America)November 13Las VegasUnited StatesThomas & Mack CenterNovember 14West Valley CityE CenterNovember 16DenverMcNichols Sports ArenaNovember 17November 19ChampaignAssembly HallNovember 21HamptonHampton ColiseumNovember 22November 23Winston SalemLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial ColiseumNovember 26HartfordHartford Civic CenterNovember 28WorcesterWorcester Centrum CentreNovember 29November 30December 2PhiladelphiaCoreStates SpectrumDecember 3December 5ClevelandCSU Convocation CenterDecember 6Auburn HillsThe Palace of Auburn HillsDecember 7FairbornErvin J. Nutter CenterDecember 9State CollegeBryce Jordan CenterDecember 11RochesterRochester Community War MemorialDecember 12AlbanyPepsi ArenaDecember 13NYE Run 1997December 28LandoverUnited StatesUSAir ArenaDecember 29New York CityMadison Square GardenDecember 30December 31
1998 жыл
1997 жылы Phish гастрольдік кестеден бос болған сайын, топ 1998 жылдың басына дейін жалғасқан жаңа студиялық жобада жұмыс істеді. Сәл тыныштанбай, сәуір айында бірнеше күн демалып, «Арал» турнесіне шықты. Турне Нью-Йорктің Лонг-Айленд аймағында және Род-Айленд штатының Провиденс қаласындағы екі концерттен тұрды. Бұл концерттер өткен жылғы «мал төбесінің фанкі» (cow funk) атмосферасын жалғастырды, ұзақ, кеңейтілген фанк джемдері мен көптеген жаңа әндердің тұсаукесері болды, соның ішінде болашақта классикаға айналатын «Birds Of A Feather» әні де бар. Төрт концерттің бәрі де концерттік альбомдар ретінде шықты. Phish шілдеде Еуропаға қысқа турне жасап, содан кейін бір айлық жазғы турнеге АҚШ-қа оралды. Алдыңғы жылдың және «Арал» турнесінің қараңғы үні бұл кезде азайды, ал Phish импровизацияға әлі де көп сүйенгенімен, бұрынғыдан азырақ күңгірт стильге көшті. 1 тамызда Phish Висконсин штатының Ист-Трой қаласындағы Альпин-Вэллиде Led Zeppelin тобының «Ramble On» әнімен бастап, әр концертте жаңа әнді орындауды бастады. Коул Портер, Smashing Pumpkins, Van Halen, Velvet Underground, Allen Toussaint және Beastie Boys тобының әндері орындалды, содан кейін 9 тамызда Вирджиния-Бичте тоқтағанда Grateful Dead тобының «Terrapin Station» әні орындалды, ол күні Джерри Гарсияның қайтыс болғанына үш жыл толып тұрды. Бұған қоса, Ween, Corneille, 2Pac, Los Lobos, Johnny Winter, Dry Bread, ZZ Top (×2), The Who (×2), Marvin Gaye, Son Seals, The Blues Brothers, The Rolling Stones (×2), Edgar Winter, Led Zeppelin («Ramble On» емес), Jimi Hendrix (×2), Neil Young, Robert Palmer, Steve Earle, Talking Heads (×2), Jane's Addiction, Richard Strauss, Stevie Wonder, Syd Barrett, Neil Diamond, Bob Marley, Little Feat, B.B. King, Blues Image және Henry Mancini тобының әндері де тур аясында орындалды. Phish мансабы бойына Grateful Dead тобымен салыстырылып, Dead тобының мұрагері ретінде жиі танылды, нәтижесінде Phish Dead тобынан өзін алшақтатуға тырысты. Топ 1986 жылдың 1 сәуірінен бері Grateful Dead әнін концертте орындамаған еді – он екі жыл бұрын, олар Вермонттан тыс жерде ойнамаған бес адамнан тұратын студенттік топ болған кезде. Вирджиния-Бичте Phish Dead тобының көп бөлімді «Terrapin Station» сюитасын орындады. Grateful Dead тобының бұрынғы мүшелері өзінің тоқсан сайынғы жаңалықтарында Phish тобына «рахмет» айтты. Бірнеше айдан кейін Dead тобының басс-гитарисі Фил Леш Трей Анастасио мен Пейдж Макконнеллге қосылып, оған Dead тобының бұрынғы вокалисі Донна Жан Годшо және басқалар 1999 жылдың сәуірінде Dead және Phish музыкасының үш кешін орындады. Phish және Dead тобының мүшелері қазір тығыз қарым-қатынаста, Trey Dead тобының 50 жылдығына арналған «Fare Thee Well» концертінде гитара ойнады, ал Rhythm Devils және SerialPod сияқты топтардың құрамында екі топтың мүшелері бар. Топ жазғы турнесін Мэн штатында өткен «Лемонвейл» фестивалімен аяқтады. 60 000 адам қатысып, топ екі түн ішінде жеті бөлім орындады, соның ішінде жанкүйерлер жасаған шамдармен қоршалған аспаптық музыкалық бөлім де бар. «Лемонвейл» фестивалі 1998 жылдың 15 және 16 тамызында, тағы да Мэн штатының Лаймстоун қаласындағы Лоринг әуе күштері базасында өтті. 60 000 адам қатысты. Қазан айында Phish жыл сайынғы Farm Aid фестивалінде өнер көрсетті, сахнада Нил Янг, Уилли Нельсон, Пол Шаффер және басқалармен бірге болды. Сан-Францискодағы Филлморда хабарланбаған концерттен кейін Phish Нил Янгтың жыл сайынғы Бридж мектебіне көмек көрсету шарасында өнер көрсетті, екі түнде сирек акустикалық жағдайда өнер көрсетті, бірнеше әннің тұсаукесері, Phish классикасының азайттылған нұсқалары және сахнада Нил Янг, Сара Маклаклан және Кевин Хирнмен бірлесіп жұмыс істеді. Екі күннен кейін Phish PBS бағдарламасында пайда болды «Батыс 54-ші көшедегі сессиялар», жүргізуші Дэвид Бёрнмен сөйлесіп, жақын арада шығатын жетінші студиялық альбомынан көп алынған бөлім орындады. Октябрь айының қарқынды, бірақ дәстүрлі емес кезеңін «Жүлік туралы әңгіме» фильмінің шығуы аяқтады. «Мал төбесінің фанкі» кезеңінің студиялық жағдайдағы салыстырмалы түрде дәл бейнеленуі, альбомның көп бөлігі 1997 және 1998 жылдары студияда болған бірнеше сағаттық импровизациядан алынған және алдыңғы жылы Еуропада тұсаукесері өткен бірнеше әндермен біріктірілген. Олар бұл мерекені «Birds Of A Feather» әнін орындау арқылы атап өтті Дэвид Леттерменмен кеш шоуда альбом шыққан күні, екі күннен кейін күзгі турнеге шығудан бұрын. Хэллоуин күні Лас-Вегаста топ жыл сайынғы музыкалық костюмі ретінде Velvet Underground тобының Loaded альбомын орындады. Екі күннен кейін топ Юта штатының Вест-Вэлли Сити қаласында өткен концертте Pink Floyd тобының The Dark Side of the Moon альбомын күтпеген жерден орындап, жанкүйерлерді таң қалдырды. Phish қараша айы бойына турне жасады, соның ішінде Хэмптон Колизеумдағы екі концерт, кейіннен «Hampton Comes Alive» жинағы ретінде шықты, және олар жылды Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде төрт түндік концертпен аяқтады, бұл топтың сүйікті екінші үйіне ұзақ созылған сапар болды. 1998 жылы жаңа әндердің тұсаукесеріне «Birds of a Feather», «Frankie Says», «Roggae», «Shafty», «Meat», «Fikus», «Brian and Robert», «Bittersweet Motel», «The Moma Dance», «Never», «Sleep» және «Driver» әндері кірді.
Whenever Phish was off the road in 1997, the group worked on a new studio project that continued into the early months of 1998. Feeling a bit restless, the band took a few days off in April to play The Island Tour. The tour consisted of two shows on Long Island, New York, and two shows in Providence, Rhode Island. These shows continued the "cow funk" vibe of the previous year, featuring long, spaced out funk jams and a number of new song debuts, including the soon to be classic, "Birds Of A Feather". All four shows were released as live albums. Phish briefly toured Europe in July before returning to the United States for another month long summer tour. The dark grooves of the previous year and the Island Tour, had somewhat subsided by this point, and Phish had begun to settle into a new style that, while still relying heavily on improvisation, was far less murky. On August 1, Phish began debuting a new cover song at nearly every show, starting with "Ramble On" by Led Zeppelin at a show at Alpine Valley in East Troy, Wisconsin. Covers were by Cole Porter, Smashing Pumpkins, Van Halen, the Velvet Underground, Allen Toussaint and the Beastie Boys, followed by a rendition of the Grateful Dead's "Terrapin Station" as the band stopped in Virginia Beach on August 9, the third anniversary of the death of Jerry Garcia. These were in addition to covers by Ween, Corneille, 2Pac, Los Lobos, Johnny Winter, Dry Bread, ZZ Top (×2), the Who (×2), Marvin Gaye, Son Seals, the Blues Brothers, the Rolling Stones (×2), Edgar Winter, Led Zeppelin (not "Ramble On"), Jimi Hendrix (×2), Neil Young, Robert Palmer, Steve Earle, Talking Heads (×2), Jane's Addiction, Richard Strauss, Stevie Wonder, Syd Barrett, Neil Diamond, Bob Marley, Little Feat, B. B. King, Blues Image and Henry Mancini at points throughout the tour as well. Phish had been relentlessly compared to the Dead throughout their career and often cited as the apparent heir to the Dead's throne, resulting in Phish making a strong effort to distance themselves from the Dead. The band had not performed a Grateful Dead song in concert since April 1, 1986 – twelve years earlier – when they were a five man college band that had yet to play outside of Vermont. For the encore in Virginia Beach, Phish performed the Dead's multi part suite "Terrapin Station". Former members of the Grateful Dead extended a "thank you" to Phish in their quarterly newsletter. A few months later, Dead bassist Phil Lesh reached out to Trey Anastasio and Page McConnell to join him, former Dead vocalist Donna Jean Godchaux and others to perform three nights of Dead and Phish music in April 1999. Members of Phish and the Dead now have a strong relationship, with Trey having played guitar in the Dead's 50th anniversary "Fare Thee Well" lineup, and bands such as Rhythm Devils and SerialPod containing members of both bands. The band finished their summer tour with another huge festival in Maine called The Lemonwheel. 60,000 people attended and the band played seven sets over two nights, including an instrumental set of ambient music surrounded by candles made by fans throughout the weekend. Lemonwheel was the third festival hosted by the band, taking place on August 15 and 16, 1998, again at Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine. 60,000 people attended
In October, Phish performed at the annual Farm Aid festival, jamming onstage with Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Paul Shaffer, and others. After an unannounced show at The Fillmore, in San Francisco, Phish appeared at Neil Young's annual Bridge School Benefit, performing two nights in a rare acoustic setting, featuring several debuts, stripped down versions of Phish classics, and onstage collaborations with Neil Young, Sarah McLachlan, and Kevin Hearn. Two days later, Phish appeared on the PBS program Sessions At West 54th, conversing with host David Byrne and performing a set that drew heavily from their soon to be released seventh studio album. Capping off their busy but non traditional October was the release of The Story of the Ghost. A relatively accurate studio representation of the "cow funk" period, much of the album was culled from hours of improvisation that took place in the studio throughout 1997 and 1998, and combined with several of the songs that had been debuted in Europe the previous year. They marked the occasion by performing "Birds Of A Feather" on Late Show With David Letterman on the day of release, before embarking on their fall tour, two days later. On Halloween night in Las Vegas, the group performed Loaded by the Velvet Underground as their annual musical costume. Two days later, the band surprised fans by performing an unannounced rendition of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon at a show in West Valley City, Utah. Phish continued touring throughout November, including two nights at Hampton Coliseum, which were later released as the boxed set Hampton Comes Alive, and they capped off the year with a four night stand at Madison Square Garden, the band's first extended run at their beloved second home. Original song debuts in 1998 included "Birds of a Feather", "Frankie Says", "Roggae", "Shafty", "Meat", "Fikus", "Brian and Robert", "Bittersweet Motel", "The Moma Dance", "Never", "Sleep", and "Driver".
In October, Phish performed at the annual Farm Aid festival, jamming onstage with Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Paul Shaffer, and others. After an unannounced show at The Fillmore, in San Francisco, Phish appeared at Neil Young's annual Bridge School Benefit, performing two nights in a rare acoustic setting, featuring several debuts, stripped down versions of Phish classics, and onstage collaborations with Neil Young, Sarah McLachlan, and Kevin Hearn. Two days later, Phish appeared on the PBS program Sessions At West 54th, conversing with host David Byrne and performing a set that drew heavily from their soon to be released seventh studio album. Capping off their busy but non traditional October was the release of The Story of the Ghost. A relatively accurate studio representation of the "cow funk" period, much of the album was culled from hours of improvisation that took place in the studio throughout 1997 and 1998, and combined with several of the songs that had been debuted in Europe the previous year. They marked the occasion by performing "Birds Of A Feather" on Late Show With David Letterman on the day of release, before embarking on their fall tour, two days later. On Halloween night in Las Vegas, the group performed Loaded by the Velvet Underground as their annual musical costume. Two days later, the band surprised fans by performing an unannounced rendition of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon at a show in West Valley City, Utah. Phish continued touring throughout November, including two nights at Hampton Coliseum, which were later released as the boxed set Hampton Comes Alive, and they capped off the year with a four night stand at Madison Square Garden, the band's first extended run at their beloved second home. Original song debuts in 1998 included "Birds of a Feather", "Frankie Says", "Roggae", "Shafty", "Meat", "Fikus", "Brian and Robert", "Bittersweet Motel", "The Moma Dance", "Never", "Sleep", and "Driver".
Киімдер
Лас-Вегастағы екі түндік концерттік турдың екінші түнінде, оның алдындағы күні топтың он бесінші жылдығы тойланды, музыканттар Velvet Underground тобының "Loaded" альбомын орындады. Көптеген жанкүйерлер бұл альбомды білмесе де, "Rock and Roll" сияқты әндер концерттерде жиі орындалатын сүйікті әндерге айналды. Концерттің толық нұсқасы Live Phish Volume 16 ретінде жарық көрді. 1998 жылдың 2 қарашасында Уэст-Вэллидегі (Юта штаты) жанкүйерлер "Harpua" әнінің ортасында Pink Floyd тобының "The Dark Side of the Moon" альбомын күтпеген жерден естіді. Phish тобының Лас-Вегастағы Хэллоуин шоуынан екі күн өткен соң "Dark Side" альбомын орындауына себеп – Ютадағы концерт залы мыңдаған сатылмаған билеттермен бос болды, ал көршілес штаттан келген жанкүйерлер билеттерге номиналдан әлдеқайда жоғары төлеп, залды толы қылып, билетсіздер сыртта қалды. Хэллоуиндегі әсем шоулардың ешқайсысы сияқты, бұл концерт ресми түрде жарық көрмеді, бірақ қазір жанкүйерлердің таспаларын алмасатын сайттарда таралуда.
On the second night of a two night run in Las Vegas, including the previous night's celebration of the band's fifteenth anniversary, the band performed the Velvet Underground's Loaded. Though many fans were unfamiliar with the album, some songs including "Rock and Roll" became concert staples and fan favorites. The show has been released in its entirety as Live Phish Volume 16. Fans in West Valley, Utah were treated to a surprise performance of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon sandwiched between the banter of "Harpua" on November 2, 1998. It is widely believed that the impetus for Phish to cover Dark Side two days after the Vegas Halloween show was that the Utah venue was relatively empty with thousands of unsold tickets while just two days prior in the neighboring state, the venue was filled to the brim with many attendees having paid well above face value and spillover fans without tickets remaining outside. Unlike the Halloween extravaganzas, the performance has not been officially released but is currently being circulated through fan tape trading websites.
1998 жылғы күндері
1998 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күнін, қаласын, елін, орынды көрсетеді. Island Tour 1998.
Сәуір 2 Uniondale (АҚШ) Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Сәуір 3 Providence (АҚШ) Providence Civic Center
Сәуір 4 Providence (АҚШ) Providence Civic Center
Еуропа жазы 1998
30 маусым Copenhagen (Дания) The Grey Hall
1 шілде Copenhagen (Дания) The Grey Hall
2 шілде Copenhagen (Дания) The Grey Hall
3 шілде Ringe (Дания) Dyrskuepladsen
5 шілде Prague (Чехия) Lucerna Hall
6 шілде Prague (Чехия) Lucerna Hall
8 шілде Barcelona (Испания) Zeleste
9 шілде Barcelona (Испания) Zeleste
10 шілде Barcelona (Испания) Zeleste
АҚШ жазы 1998
15 шілде Portland (АҚШ) Portland Meadows
16 шілде George (АҚШ) The Gorge Amphitheatre
17 шілде George (АҚШ) The Gorge Amphitheatre
19 шілде Mountain View (АҚШ) Shoreline Amphitheatre
20 шілде Ventura (АҚШ) Ventura County Fairgrounds
21 шілде Phoenix (АҚШ) Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavilion
24 шілде The Woodlands (АҚШ) Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
25 шілде Austin (АҚШ) Southpark Meadows
26 шілде Dallas (АҚШ) Starplex Amphitheatre
28 шілде Bonner Springs (АҚШ) Sandstone Amphitheater
29 шілде Maryland Heights (АҚШ) Riverport Amphitheater
31 шілде Columbus (АҚШ) Polaris Amphitheater
1 тамыз East Troy (АҚШ) Alpine Valley Music Theatre
2 тамыз Noblesville (АҚШ) Deer Creek Music Center
3 тамыз Noblesville (АҚШ) Deer Creek Music Center
6 тамыз Atlanta (АҚШ) Coca Cola Lakewood Amphitheatre
7 тамыз Raleigh (АҚШ) Walnut Creek Amphitheatre
8 тамыз Columbia (АҚШ) Merriweather Post Pavilion
9 тамыз Virginia Beach (АҚШ) Virginia Beach Amphitheater
11 тамыз Burgettstown (АҚШ) Coca Cola Star Lake Amphitheater
12 тамыз Vernon (АҚШ) Vernon Downs Raceway
15 тамыз Limestone (АҚШ) Loring Air Force Base
АҚШ күзі 1998
29 қазан Berkeley (АҚШ) William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre
30 қазан Las Vegas (АҚШ) Thomas & Mack Center
31 қазан Las Vegas (АҚШ) Thomas & Mack Center
2 қараша West Valley City (АҚШ) E Center
4 қараша Denver (АҚШ) McNichols Sports Arena
6 қараша Madison (АҚШ) Kohl Center
7 қараша Chicago (АҚШ) UIC Pavilion
8 қараша Chicago (АҚШ) UIC Pavilion
9 қараша Chicago (АҚШ) UIC Pavilion
11 қараша Grand Rapids (АҚШ) Van Andel Arena
13 қараша Cleveland (АҚШ) CSU Convocation Center
14 қараша Cincinnati (АҚШ) The Crown
15 қараша Murfreesboro (АҚШ) Monte Hale Arena
18 қараша Greenville (АҚШ) BI LO Center
19 қараша Winston Salem (АҚШ) Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
20 қараша Hampton (АҚШ) Hampton Coliseum
21 қараша Hampton (АҚШ) Hampton Coliseum
24 қараша New Haven (АҚШ) New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
25 қараша Albany (АҚШ) Pepsi Arena
27 қараша Worcester (АҚШ) Worcester's Centrum Centre
28 қараша Worcester (АҚШ) Worcester's Centrum Centre
29 қараша Worcester (АҚШ) Worcester's Centrum Centre
1998 жылғы Жаңа жылдық концерттер
28 желтоқсан New York City (АҚШ) Madison Square Garden
29 желтоқсан New York City (АҚШ) Madison Square Garden
30 желтоқсан New York City (АҚШ) Madison Square Garden
31 желтоқсан New York City (АҚШ) Madison Square Garden
+List of 1998 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1998)CityCountryVenueIsland Tour 1998April 2UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial ColiseumApril 3April 4ProvidenceProvidence Civic CenterApril 5Europe Summer 1998June 30CopenhagenDenmarkThe Grey HallJuly 1July 2July 3RingeDyrskuepladsenJuly 5PragueCzech RepublicLucerna HallJuly 6July 8BarcelonaSpainZelesteJuly 9July 10U. S. Summer 1998July 15PortlandUnited StatesPortland MeadowsJuly 16GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 17July 19Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreJuly 20VenturaVentura County FairgroundsJuly 21PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionJuly 24The WoodlandsCynthia Woods Mitchell PavilionJuly 25AustinSouthpark MeadowsJuly 26DallasStarplex AmphitheatreJuly 28Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterJuly 29Maryland HeightsRiverport AmphitheaterJuly 31ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterAugust 1East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreAugust 2NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterAugust 3August 6AtlantaCoca Cola Lakewood AmphitheatreAugust 7RaleighWalnut Creek AmphitheatreAugust 8ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionAugust 9Virginia BeachVirginia Beach AmphitheaterAugust 11BurgettstownCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterAugust 12VernonVernon Downs RacewayLemonwheelAugust 15LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseAugust 16U. S. Fall 1998October 29BerkeleyUnited StatesWilliam Randolph Hearst Greek TheatreOctober 30Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterOctober 31November 2West Valley CityE CenterNovember 4DenverMcNichols Sports ArenaNovember 6MadisonKohl CenterNovember 7ChicagoUIC PavilionNovember 8November 9November 11Grand RapidsVan Andel ArenaNovember 13ClevelandCSU Convocation CenterNovember 14CincinnatiThe CrownNovember 15MurfreesboroMonte Hale ArenaNovember 18GreenvilleBI LO CenterNovember 19Winston SalemLawrence Joel Veterans Memorial ColiseumNovember 20HamptonHampton ColiseumNovember 21November 24New HavenNew Haven Veterans Memorial ColiseumNovember 25AlbanyPepsi ArenaNovember 27WorcesterWorcester's Centrum CentreNovember 28November 291998 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28New York CityUnited StatesMadison Square GardenDecember 29December 30December 31
1999 жыл
Phish 1999 жылдың бірінші жартысын гастрольдік және студиялық жұмыстардан тыс өткізді. Трей Анастасио көктемде алғашқы дербес гастроліне шықты, ал Пейдж Макконнелл Phish-тің 1997 және 1998 жылғы жазу сессияларынан таңдамалы тректерді жинап, маусым айында онлайн-релизбен шыққан The Siket Disc атты инструменталдық альбомды жасады (диск келесі жылы дүкендерде қолжетімді болды). Топ жаз айында жолға шығып, АҚШ-тағы жылдық жазғы гастрольді жалғастырды. Phish Атлантада екі түндік концертпен алғашқы екі шілде тойын өткізді. Бірінші түні «The Meatstick Dance» әнінің тұсаукесері болды, ол жыл бойы топ пен көрермендер орындады. Турді үлкен жазғы фестивальмен аяқтаудың орнына, топ фестивальдік шаралардың барлығын Мыңжылдық Жаңа жылдық тойлауға шоғырландыруды шешті. Алайда, Батыс жағалау промоутері Bill Graham Presents компаниясымен жұмыс істеуге тырысқанда, фестивальді Гавайиде және Оңтүстік Калифорниядағы Glen Helen амфитеатрында өткізу жоспарлары іске аспады. Бұрынғы фестиваль ұйымдастырушысы Great Northeast Productions компаниясына жаңа орын табу міндеті жүктелді. Бастапқыда Great Northeast Productions компаниясының екі концерттік шарасы ретінде жарияланған, кейіннен Camp Oswego деп аталған «Oswego Airport Campout» 1999 жылдың 17 және 18 шілдесінде Нью-Йорк штатының Вольни қаласындағы Oswego County әуежайында өтті. Іс-шараға 65 000 адам қатысып, Phish екі күн ішінде бес жиынтық музыка орындады. Ozomatli, Del McCoury Band және Son Seals сияқты басқа да топтар демалыс күндері қосымша сахнада өнер көрсетті. Оған 65 000 адам қатысты. Бұл шара топ 2009 жылы 8-ші фестивальді жариялаған кезде топтың төртінші фестивалі ретінде мойындалды. Содан кейін, 12 тамызда Phish Big Cypress-те NYE 2000 өткізілетінін хабарлады. Бұл топ ұйымдастырған он апталық фестивальдің бесіншісі және ең ірісі болды. Бұл оқиға мыңжылдықтың қарсаңында – 1999 жылдың 30 және 31 желтоқсанында Флорида штатының оңтүстігіндегі Big Cypress National Preserve-тің жанында орналасқан Big Cypress Indian Reservation-да өтті. 85 000 адам қатысып, ол түнді Жер бетіндегі ең ірі Мыңжылдық кештік концертке айналдырып, Sting, Barbra Streisand, Aerosmith, Billy Joel, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, The Eagles, Eminem, Jimmy Buffett, Kiss, Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers және Elton John сияқты әртістердің концерттерін басып өтті. 2000 жылы Entertainment Weekly журналының мұқабасында Phish-тің төрт мүшесінің үшеуі Big Cypress-ті Phish-тің ең ұлы концерті деп жариялады. Сондай-ақ, ол The Pharmer's Almanac журналының соңғы томында жанкүйерлер тарапынан ең танымал Phish концерті деп танылды. Бұл Phish-тің ең ұзақ концерті болды, ол Жаңа жыл қарсаңындағы түнгі сағат 00:00-ден Жаңа жыл күні таңға дейін жеті жарым сағатқа созылды. Phish екі түндік концертте бес жиынтық музыканы (шамамен он алты сағат) орындаған жалғыз топ болды. Концерт алаңынан шығып бара жатқан жанкүйерлерге PA динамиктерінен The Beatles тобының «Here Comes the Sun» әні естілді. «Meatstick» әні орындалғанда топ пен көрермендер бір уақытта бір биді орындаған адамдардың ең көп саны бойынша әлемдік рекордты бұзуға тырысты, бірақ рекорд бұзылмады (Guinness World Records кітабының өкілдері қатысты). Жазғы турне соңында Phish алғаш рет Жапонияға сапар шегіп, Fuji Rock Festival-де төрт концерт өткізді. Жаз және күз айларында топ Trey Anastasio-ның дербес гастролінде бірнеше ай бұрын орындаған бірқатар әндерді қабылдады. Бұл әндердің көпшілігі қайталанатын бас партиялары мен техно және электроникалық тақырыптардағы импровизациялық экскурспен (Анастасио мен Макконнеллдің электрондық эффекттердің сериясын қолдануымен) ерекшеленді, бұл дыбыс Phish 1999 және 2000 жылдары жетілдіре түсті.
Phish took the first half of 1999 off from touring and recording. Trey Anastasio embarked on his first ever solo tour in the spring, and Page McConnell compiled tracks from Phish's 1997 and 1998 recording sessions to produce The Siket Disc, an instrumental album that was released online in June (the disc would be available in stores the following year). The band finally hit the road in the summer, embarking on another annual summer tour of the United States. Phish performed their first of two Fourth of July celebrations with a two night stand in Atlanta. The first night featured the unveiling of "The Meatstick Dance", which would be performed by band and audience throughout the year. Instead of throwing another huge summer festival to close out the tour, the band decided to focus all festival activities to the Millennium New Year's Eve celebration. However, while attempting to work with West Coast promoter Bill Graham Presents, plans to have the festival in Hawaii and the Glen Helen Amphitheater in Southern California failed to materialize. Previous festival promoter Great Northeast Productions were given the task of finding a site. Originally billed as two shows by Great Northeast Productions and not a festival, The "Oswego Airport Campout," later named Camp Oswego took place on July 17 and 18, 1999, at the Oswego County Airport in Volney, New York. 65,000 people attended and Phish played five sets of music over two days. A number of other groups such as Ozomatli, the Del McCoury Band, and Son Seals performed on a side stage throughout the weekend. 65,000 people attended. This event was acknowledged as the band's fourth festival when the band announced 2009's Festival 8. Shortly after, on August 12, Phish announced NYE 2000 at Big Cypress. It was the fifth and largest of ten weekend long festivals hosted by the band. The event took place on the eve of the millennium – December 30 and 31, 1999, at the Big Cypress Indian Reservation near the Big Cypress National Preserve in southern Florida. 85,000 people attended, making it the largest Millennium Eve concert on earth that night, surpassing shows by Sting, Barbra Streisand, Aerosmith, Billy Joel, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, The Eagles, Eminem, Jimmy Buffett, Kiss, Metallica, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Elton John. In a 2000 cover story for Entertainment Weekly, three of the four Phish members declared Big Cypress to be the greatest Phish concert ever. It was also voted as the most popular Phish show ever by fans in the final volume of The Pharmer's Almanac. It was also the longest Phish concert ever, culminating in a seven and a half hour second set from midnight on New Year's Eve to sunrise New Year's Day. Phish was the only band at the event, performing five sets of music (nearly sixteen hours) over two nights. As fans left the concert area at sunrise, the Beatles' "Here Comes the Sun" played over the PA speakers. Band and audience attempted to break the world record for the largest number of people doing the same dance at one time during the song "Meatstick," but the record was not broken (representatives from the Guinness Book of World Records were on hand). The end of the summer tour saw Phish make their first journey to Japan, to perform four shows at the Fuji Rock Festival. During the summer and fall, the band adopted a number of songs performed by Trey Anastasio just months earlier on his solo tour. Many of these songs contained repetitive bass lines and techno and electronica themed improvisational excursions (with Anastasio and McConnell using a series of electronic effects), a sound that Phish would hone throughout 1999 and 2000.
1999 жылғы күндері
1999 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, концерт алаңы көрсетілген
Күн(1999)ҚалаЕлКонцерт алаңы
Жаздың басында АҚШ 1999
30 маусым Боннер-Спрингс АҚШ Sandstone Amphitheater
1 шілде Нэшвилл АҚШ First American Music Center
3 шілде Атланта АҚШ Lakewood Amphitheatre
4 шілде
7 шілде Шарлотт АҚШ Blockbuster Pavilion
8 шілде Вирджиния-Бич АҚШ GTE Virginia Beach Amphitheater
9 шілде Колумбия АҚШ Merriweather Post Pavilion
10 шілде Кэмден АҚШ Blockbuster Sony Music Entertainment Centre
12 шілде Мэнсфилд АҚШ Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
13 шілде
15 шілде Холмдел АҚШ PNC Bank Arts Center
16 шілде Освиго Эйрпорт Камп аут, сондай-ақ Камп Освиго
17 шілде Волней АҚШ Oswego County Airport
18 шілде
Жаздың соңы Солтүстік Америка 1999
20 шілде Торонто Канада Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
21 шілде Бёргеттстаун АҚШ Coca Cola Star Lake Amphitheater
23 шілде Колумбус АҚШ Polaris Amphitheater
24 шілде Ист-Трой АҚШ Alpine Valley Music Theater
25 шілде Ноблсвилл АҚШ Deer Creek Music Center
26 шілде
Жапония жазы 1999
30 шілде (2 концерт) Юзава Жапония Fuji Rock Festival
31 шілде
1 тамыз
Күз Солтүстік Америка 1999
9 қыркүйек Ванкувер Канада General Motors Place
10 қыркүйек Джордж АҚШ The Gorge Amphitheatre
11 қыркүйек
12 қыркүйек Портленд АҚШ Portland Meadows
14 қыркүйек Бойсе АҚШ Boise State University Pavilion
16 қыркүйек Маунтин-Вью АҚШ Shoreline Amphitheatre
17 қыркүйек
18 қыркүйек Чула-Виста АҚШ Coors Amphitheatre
19 қыркүйек Ирвин АҚШ Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
21 қыркүйек Туксон АҚШ Pima County Fairgrounds
22 қыркүйек Лас-Крусес АҚШ Pan American Center
24 қыркүйек Остин АҚШ Southpark Meadows
25 қыркүйек Вудлендс АҚШ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
26 қыркүйек Жаңа Орлеан АҚШ Senator Nat G. Kiefer University of New Orleans Lakefront Arena
28 қыркүйек Пелхэм АҚШ Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
29 қыркүйек Мемфис АҚШ Pyramid Arena
1 қазан Эймс АҚШ James H. Hilton Coliseum
2 қазан Миннеаполис АҚШ Target Center
3 қазан Роузмонт АҚШ Allstate Arena
4 қазан Нормал АҚШ Doug Collins Court at Redbird Arena
7 қазан Юниондейл АҚШ Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
8 қазан
9 қазан Олбани АҚШ Pepsi Arena
10 қазан
Қыс АҚШ 1999
2 желтоқсан Оберн-Хиллз АҚШ The Palace of Auburn Hills
3 желтоқсан Цинциннати АҚШ Firstar Center
4 желтоқсан
5 желтоқсан Рочестер АҚШ The Blue Cross Arena at War Memorial
7 желтоқсан Портленд АҚШ Cumberland County Civic Center
8 желтоқсан
10 желтоқсан Филадельфия АҚШ First Union Spectrum
11 желтоқсан
12 желтоқсан Хартфорд АҚШ Hartford Civic Center
13 желтоқсан Провиденс АҚШ Providence Civic Center
15 желтоқсан Вашингтон, округ Колумбия АҚШ MCI Center
16 желтоқсан Рейли АҚШ William Neal Reynolds Coliseum
17 желтоқсан Хэмптон АҚШ Hampton Coliseum
18 желтоқсан Биг-Пресс
30 желтоқсан Клевистон АҚШ Big Cypress Indian Reservation
31 желтоқсан
+List of 1999 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(1999)CityCountryVenueEarly U. S. Summer 1999June 30Bonner SpringsUnited StatesSandstone AmphitheaterJuly 1NashvilleFirst American Music CenterJuly 3AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJuly 4July 7CharlotteBlockbuster PavilionJuly 8Virginia BeachGTE Virginia Beach AmphitheaterJuly 9ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionJuly 10CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 12MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsJuly 13July 15HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 16Oswego Airport Campout aka Camp OswegoJuly 17VolneyUnited StatesOswego County AirportJuly 18Late North America Summer 1999July 20TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 21BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 23ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 24East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheaterJuly 25NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 26Japan Summer 1999July 30(2 shows)YuzawaJapanFuji Rock FestivalJuly 31August 1North America Fall 1999September 9VancouverCanadaGeneral Motors PlaceSeptember 10GeorgeUnited StatesThe Gorge AmphitheatreSeptember 11September 12PortlandPortland MeadowsSeptember 14BoiseBoise State University PavilionSeptember 16Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreSeptember 17September 18Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreSeptember 19IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreSeptember 21TucsonPima County FairgroundsSeptember 22Las CrucesPan American CenterSeptember 24AustinSouthpark MeadowsSeptember 25The WoodlandsCynthia Woods Mitchell PavilionSeptember 26New OrleansSenator Nat G. Kiefer University of New Orleans Lakefront ArenaSeptember 28PelhamOak Mountain AmphitheatreSeptember 29MemphisPyramid ArenaOctober 1AmesJames H. Hilton ColiseumOctober 2MinneapolisTarget CenterOctober 3RosemontAllstate ArenaOctober 4NormalDoug Collins Court at Redbird ArenaOctober 7UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial ColiseumOctober 8October 9AlbanyPepsi ArenaOctober 10U. S. Winter 1999December 2Auburn HillsUnited StatesThe Palace of Auburn HillsDecember 3CincinnatiFirstar CenterDecember 4December 5RochesterThe Blue Cross Arena at War MemorialDecember 7PortlandCumberland County Civic CenterDecember 8December 10PhiladelphiaFirst Union SpectrumDecember 11December 12HartfordHartford Civic CenterDecember 13ProvidenceProvidence Civic CenterDecember 15Washington, D. C. MCI CenterDecember 16RaleighWilliam Neal Reynolds ColiseumDecember 17HamptonHampton ColiseumDecember 18Big CypressDecember 30ClewistonUnited StatesBig Cypress Indian ReservationDecember 31
2000 жыл
2000 жылдың көктемінде топ жаңа студиялық Farmhouse альбомын жазды, оның ішінде көбінесе 1997 жылы сахнада орындалған әндер бар. Албумның жазылуы мен бағытының көп бөлігіне Анастасио жауапты болды. Мамыр айының ортасында Phish Нью-Йорктің Radio City Music Hall залында алғашқы концерттерін өткізді. Топ Farmhouse альбомының шығуымен бірге өзінің ең қарқынды промо-турнесін өткізді, әртүрлі радио және теледидар бағдарламалары үшін бірнеше қысқа жиынтықтарды жазды. Маусым айында топ екі жылдың ішінде екінші рет Жапонияға барып, бірнеше фестивальдік концерттер берді. Айдың соңында Phish тағы бір айлық жазғы турне үшін АҚШ-қа оралды, ол Нешвиллде жұлдызды ашылу кешімен басталды, онда Уайнона Джадд, Рикки Скаггс және Дел Маккури тобының қатысуымен өнер көрсетілді. Шілде айының ортасында Phish ұзақ жылдар бойы жүріп келе жатқан Austin City Limits телесериалында өнер көрсетті. 1995 жылдан бері тұңғыш рет топ жазғы фестиваль өткізбеді. Сонымен қатар, Phish екінші жыл қатарынан жыл сайынғы Хэллоуин музыкалық костюмдік концертін өткізбеді. Күзгі турнесінің соңында, Phish: Live in Vegas деп аталатын веб-шоуда Трей Анастасио топтың турнеден кейін белгісіз мерзімге үзіліс жасайтынын мәлімдеді. Сондықтан 1988 жылдан бері алғаш рет Phish-тің Жаңа жылдық концерті болмайтын болды. 6 және 7 қазанда топ Сан-Францисконың сыртындағы Shoreline Amphitheatre-де екі түндік концерттер берді, бұл топтың белгісіз үзіліске кеткенге дейінгі соңғы концерттері болды. Концерттерден кейін топ мүшелері әрқайсысы өз жолымен кетті. Phish 2000 жылы "Guy Forget" (1993 жылдан бері дыбыс тексеруде орындалған ән) дегеннен басқа жаңа материал шығармады.
In the spring of 2000, the band finished up recording the new studio album Farmhouse, which featured mostly songs that had been performed onstage as far back as 1997. Anastasio was responsible for most of the album's writing and direction. In mid May, Phish performed their first concerts at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The band underwent their most intensive promo tour, on release of Farmhouse, recording several short sets for various radio and TV programs. In June, the band visited Japan for the second time in two years, performing a number of headlining and festival shows. By the end of the month, Phish was back in the United States for another month long summer tour, kicking off with a star studded opening night in Nashville featuring appearances by Wynonna Judd, Ricky Skaggs, and the Del McCoury Band. In mid July, Phish performed on the long running series Austin City Limits. For the first time since 1995, the band did not hold an annual end of summer festival. Additionally, for the second year in a row, Phish did not perform their annual Halloween music costume. Towards the end of their fall tour at a webcast show that would be released on DVD as Phish: Live in Vegas, Trey Anastasio announced that the band was taking an indefinite break following the tour. Therefore, for the first time since 1988, there would be no Phish New Year's Eve concert. On October 6 and 7, the band played a two night stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre just outside San Francisco, which would be the band's final concerts before their indefinite hiatus. The band went their separate ways following the shows. Phish debuted no new material in 2000, with the exception of "Guy Forget" (a song played in sound check since 1993). +List of 2000 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2000)CityCountryVenue2000 New York City RunMay 21New York CityUnited StatesRadio City Music HallMay 22May 23Roseland BallroomJapan Summer 2000June 9TokyoJapanOn Air EastJune 10ZeppJune 11Hibiya Outdoor TheatreJune 13NagoyaClub QuattroJune 14FukuokaDrum LogosJune 15OsakaBig CatJune 16ZeppNorth America Summer 2000June 22NashvilleUnited StatesAmSouth AmphitheatreJune 23AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 24June 25RaleighAlltel PavilionJune 28HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJune 29June 30HartfordMeadows Music TheatreJuly 1July 3CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 4July 6TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 7BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 8East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 11July 12July 14ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 15U. S. Fall 2000September 8AlbanyUnited StatesPepsi ArenaSeptember 9September 11MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 12September 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterSeptember 15HersheyHersheypark StadiumSeptember 17ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionSeptember 18Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterSeptember 20CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterSeptember 22RosemontAllstate ArenaSeptember 23September 24MinneapolisTarget CenterSeptember 25Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterSeptember 27Greenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreSeptember 29Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterSeptember 30October 1PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionOctober 4Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreOctober 5IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreOctober 6Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 7
2000 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі:
In the spring of 2000, the band finished up recording the new studio album Farmhouse, which featured mostly songs that had been performed onstage as far back as 1997. Anastasio was responsible for most of the album's writing and direction. In mid May, Phish performed their first concerts at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The band underwent their most intensive promo tour, on release of Farmhouse, recording several short sets for various radio and TV programs. In June, the band visited Japan for the second time in two years, performing a number of headlining and festival shows. By the end of the month, Phish was back in the United States for another month long summer tour, kicking off with a star studded opening night in Nashville featuring appearances by Wynonna Judd, Ricky Skaggs, and the Del McCoury Band. In mid July, Phish performed on the long running series Austin City Limits. For the first time since 1995, the band did not hold an annual end of summer festival. Additionally, for the second year in a row, Phish did not perform their annual Halloween music costume. Towards the end of their fall tour at a webcast show that would be released on DVD as Phish: Live in Vegas, Trey Anastasio announced that the band was taking an indefinite break following the tour. Therefore, for the first time since 1988, there would be no Phish New Year's Eve concert. On October 6 and 7, the band played a two night stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre just outside San Francisco, which would be the band's final concerts before their indefinite hiatus. The band went their separate ways following the shows. Phish debuted no new material in 2000, with the exception of "Guy Forget" (a song played in sound check since 1993). +List of 2000 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2000)CityCountryVenue2000 New York City RunMay 21New York CityUnited StatesRadio City Music HallMay 22May 23Roseland BallroomJapan Summer 2000June 9TokyoJapanOn Air EastJune 10ZeppJune 11Hibiya Outdoor TheatreJune 13NagoyaClub QuattroJune 14FukuokaDrum LogosJune 15OsakaBig CatJune 16ZeppNorth America Summer 2000June 22NashvilleUnited StatesAmSouth AmphitheatreJune 23AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 24June 25RaleighAlltel PavilionJune 28HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJune 29June 30HartfordMeadows Music TheatreJuly 1July 3CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 4July 6TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 7BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 8East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 11July 12July 14ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 15U. S. Fall 2000September 8AlbanyUnited StatesPepsi ArenaSeptember 9September 11MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 12September 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterSeptember 15HersheyHersheypark StadiumSeptember 17ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionSeptember 18Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterSeptember 20CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterSeptember 22RosemontAllstate ArenaSeptember 23September 24MinneapolisTarget CenterSeptember 25Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterSeptember 27Greenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreSeptember 29Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterSeptember 30October 1PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionOctober 4Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreOctober 5IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreOctober 6Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 7
Күні | Қала | Ел | Орын
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21 мамыр | Нью-Йорк қаласы | АҚШ | Radio City Music Hall
22 мамыр | Нью-Йорк қаласы | АҚШ | Roseland Ballroom
23 мамыр | Нью-Йорк қаласы | АҚШ | Roseland Ballroom
In the spring of 2000, the band finished up recording the new studio album Farmhouse, which featured mostly songs that had been performed onstage as far back as 1997. Anastasio was responsible for most of the album's writing and direction. In mid May, Phish performed their first concerts at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The band underwent their most intensive promo tour, on release of Farmhouse, recording several short sets for various radio and TV programs. In June, the band visited Japan for the second time in two years, performing a number of headlining and festival shows. By the end of the month, Phish was back in the United States for another month long summer tour, kicking off with a star studded opening night in Nashville featuring appearances by Wynonna Judd, Ricky Skaggs, and the Del McCoury Band. In mid July, Phish performed on the long running series Austin City Limits. For the first time since 1995, the band did not hold an annual end of summer festival. Additionally, for the second year in a row, Phish did not perform their annual Halloween music costume. Towards the end of their fall tour at a webcast show that would be released on DVD as Phish: Live in Vegas, Trey Anastasio announced that the band was taking an indefinite break following the tour. Therefore, for the first time since 1988, there would be no Phish New Year's Eve concert. On October 6 and 7, the band played a two night stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre just outside San Francisco, which would be the band's final concerts before their indefinite hiatus. The band went their separate ways following the shows. Phish debuted no new material in 2000, with the exception of "Guy Forget" (a song played in sound check since 1993). +List of 2000 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2000)CityCountryVenue2000 New York City RunMay 21New York CityUnited StatesRadio City Music HallMay 22May 23Roseland BallroomJapan Summer 2000June 9TokyoJapanOn Air EastJune 10ZeppJune 11Hibiya Outdoor TheatreJune 13NagoyaClub QuattroJune 14FukuokaDrum LogosJune 15OsakaBig CatJune 16ZeppNorth America Summer 2000June 22NashvilleUnited StatesAmSouth AmphitheatreJune 23AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 24June 25RaleighAlltel PavilionJune 28HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJune 29June 30HartfordMeadows Music TheatreJuly 1July 3CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 4July 6TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 7BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 8East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 11July 12July 14ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 15U. S. Fall 2000September 8AlbanyUnited StatesPepsi ArenaSeptember 9September 11MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 12September 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterSeptember 15HersheyHersheypark StadiumSeptember 17ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionSeptember 18Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterSeptember 20CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterSeptember 22RosemontAllstate ArenaSeptember 23September 24MinneapolisTarget CenterSeptember 25Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterSeptember 27Greenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreSeptember 29Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterSeptember 30October 1PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionOctober 4Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreOctober 5IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreOctober 6Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 7
Жапония жазғы турнесі 2000
9 маусым | Токио | Жапония | On Air East
10 маусым | Токио | Жапония | Zepp
11 маусым | Токио | Жапония | Hibiya Outdoor Theatre
13 маусым | Нагоя | Жапония | Club Quattro
14 маусым | Фукуока | Жапония | Drum Logos
15 маусым | Осака | Жапония | Big Cat
16 маусым | Осака | Жапония | Zepp
In the spring of 2000, the band finished up recording the new studio album Farmhouse, which featured mostly songs that had been performed onstage as far back as 1997. Anastasio was responsible for most of the album's writing and direction. In mid May, Phish performed their first concerts at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The band underwent their most intensive promo tour, on release of Farmhouse, recording several short sets for various radio and TV programs. In June, the band visited Japan for the second time in two years, performing a number of headlining and festival shows. By the end of the month, Phish was back in the United States for another month long summer tour, kicking off with a star studded opening night in Nashville featuring appearances by Wynonna Judd, Ricky Skaggs, and the Del McCoury Band. In mid July, Phish performed on the long running series Austin City Limits. For the first time since 1995, the band did not hold an annual end of summer festival. Additionally, for the second year in a row, Phish did not perform their annual Halloween music costume. Towards the end of their fall tour at a webcast show that would be released on DVD as Phish: Live in Vegas, Trey Anastasio announced that the band was taking an indefinite break following the tour. Therefore, for the first time since 1988, there would be no Phish New Year's Eve concert. On October 6 and 7, the band played a two night stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre just outside San Francisco, which would be the band's final concerts before their indefinite hiatus. The band went their separate ways following the shows. Phish debuted no new material in 2000, with the exception of "Guy Forget" (a song played in sound check since 1993). +List of 2000 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2000)CityCountryVenue2000 New York City RunMay 21New York CityUnited StatesRadio City Music HallMay 22May 23Roseland BallroomJapan Summer 2000June 9TokyoJapanOn Air EastJune 10ZeppJune 11Hibiya Outdoor TheatreJune 13NagoyaClub QuattroJune 14FukuokaDrum LogosJune 15OsakaBig CatJune 16ZeppNorth America Summer 2000June 22NashvilleUnited StatesAmSouth AmphitheatreJune 23AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 24June 25RaleighAlltel PavilionJune 28HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJune 29June 30HartfordMeadows Music TheatreJuly 1July 3CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 4July 6TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 7BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 8East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 11July 12July 14ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 15U. S. Fall 2000September 8AlbanyUnited StatesPepsi ArenaSeptember 9September 11MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 12September 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterSeptember 15HersheyHersheypark StadiumSeptember 17ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionSeptember 18Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterSeptember 20CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterSeptember 22RosemontAllstate ArenaSeptember 23September 24MinneapolisTarget CenterSeptember 25Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterSeptember 27Greenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreSeptember 29Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterSeptember 30October 1PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionOctober 4Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreOctober 5IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreOctober 6Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 7
Солтүстік Америка жазғы турнесі 2000
22 маусым | Нэшвилл | АҚШ | AmSouth Amphitheatre
23 маусым | Атланта | АҚШ | Lakewood Amphitheatre
24 маусым | Атланта | АҚШ | Lakewood Amphitheatre
25 маусым | Роли | АҚШ | Alltel Pavilion
28 маусым | Холмдел | АҚШ | PNC Bank Arts Center
29 маусым | Холмдел | АҚШ | PNC Bank Arts Center
30 маусым | Хартфорд | АҚШ | Meadows Music Theatre
1 шілде | Хартфорд | АҚШ | Meadows Music Theatre
3 шілде | Кэмден | АҚШ | Blockbuster Sony Music Entertainment Centre
4 шілде | Кэмден | АҚШ | Blockbuster Sony Music Entertainment Centre
6 шілде | Торонто | Канада | Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
7 шілде | Бергеттстаун | АҚШ | Coca Cola Star Lake Amphitheater
8 шілде | Ист-Трой | АҚШ | Alpine Valley Music Theatre
10 шілде | Ноблсвилл | АҚШ | Deer Creek Music Center
11 шілде | Ноблсвилл | АҚШ | Deer Creek Music Center
12 шілде | Колумбус | АҚШ | Polaris Amphitheater
14 шілде | Колумбус | АҚШ | Polaris Amphitheater
15 шілде | Боннер Спрингс | АҚШ | Sandstone Amphitheater
In the spring of 2000, the band finished up recording the new studio album Farmhouse, which featured mostly songs that had been performed onstage as far back as 1997. Anastasio was responsible for most of the album's writing and direction. In mid May, Phish performed their first concerts at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The band underwent their most intensive promo tour, on release of Farmhouse, recording several short sets for various radio and TV programs. In June, the band visited Japan for the second time in two years, performing a number of headlining and festival shows. By the end of the month, Phish was back in the United States for another month long summer tour, kicking off with a star studded opening night in Nashville featuring appearances by Wynonna Judd, Ricky Skaggs, and the Del McCoury Band. In mid July, Phish performed on the long running series Austin City Limits. For the first time since 1995, the band did not hold an annual end of summer festival. Additionally, for the second year in a row, Phish did not perform their annual Halloween music costume. Towards the end of their fall tour at a webcast show that would be released on DVD as Phish: Live in Vegas, Trey Anastasio announced that the band was taking an indefinite break following the tour. Therefore, for the first time since 1988, there would be no Phish New Year's Eve concert. On October 6 and 7, the band played a two night stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre just outside San Francisco, which would be the band's final concerts before their indefinite hiatus. The band went their separate ways following the shows. Phish debuted no new material in 2000, with the exception of "Guy Forget" (a song played in sound check since 1993). +List of 2000 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2000)CityCountryVenue2000 New York City RunMay 21New York CityUnited StatesRadio City Music HallMay 22May 23Roseland BallroomJapan Summer 2000June 9TokyoJapanOn Air EastJune 10ZeppJune 11Hibiya Outdoor TheatreJune 13NagoyaClub QuattroJune 14FukuokaDrum LogosJune 15OsakaBig CatJune 16ZeppNorth America Summer 2000June 22NashvilleUnited StatesAmSouth AmphitheatreJune 23AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 24June 25RaleighAlltel PavilionJune 28HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJune 29June 30HartfordMeadows Music TheatreJuly 1July 3CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 4July 6TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 7BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 8East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 11July 12July 14ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 15U. S. Fall 2000September 8AlbanyUnited StatesPepsi ArenaSeptember 9September 11MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 12September 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterSeptember 15HersheyHersheypark StadiumSeptember 17ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionSeptember 18Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterSeptember 20CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterSeptember 22RosemontAllstate ArenaSeptember 23September 24MinneapolisTarget CenterSeptember 25Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterSeptember 27Greenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreSeptember 29Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterSeptember 30October 1PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionOctober 4Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreOctober 5IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreOctober 6Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 7
АҚШ күзгі турнесі 2000
8 қыркүйек | Олбани | АҚШ | Pepsi Arena
9 қыркүйек | Олбани | АҚШ | Pepsi Arena
11 қыркүйек | Мэнсфилд | АҚШ | Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
12 қыркүйек | Мэнсфилд | АҚШ | Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
14 қыркүйек | Дариен орталығы | АҚШ | Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
15 қыркүйек | Херши | АҚШ | Hersheypark Stadium
17 қыркүйек | Колумбия | АҚШ | Merriweather Post Pavilion
18 қыркүйек | Куяхога шарлауығы | АҚШ | Blossom Music Center
20 қыркүйек | Цинциннати | АҚШ | Riverbend Music Center
22 қыркүйек | Роземонт | АҚШ | Allstate Arena
23 қыркүйек | Роземонт | АҚШ | Allstate Arena
24 қыркүйек | Миннеаполис | АҚШ | Target Center
25 қыркүйек | Боннер Спрингс | АҚШ | Sandstone Amphitheater
27 қыркүйек | Гринвуд ауылы | АҚШ | Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre
29 қыркүйек | Лас-Вегас | АҚШ | Thomas & Mack Center
30 қыркүйек | Лас-Вегас | АҚШ | Thomas & Mack Center
1 қазан | Феникс | АҚШ | Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavilion
4 қазан | Чула-Виста | АҚШ | Coors Amphitheatre
5 қазан | Ирвин | АҚШ | Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
6 қазан | Маунтин-Вью | АҚШ | Shoreline Amphitheatre
7 қазан | Маунтин-Вью | АҚШ | Shoreline Amphitheatre
In the spring of 2000, the band finished up recording the new studio album Farmhouse, which featured mostly songs that had been performed onstage as far back as 1997. Anastasio was responsible for most of the album's writing and direction. In mid May, Phish performed their first concerts at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The band underwent their most intensive promo tour, on release of Farmhouse, recording several short sets for various radio and TV programs. In June, the band visited Japan for the second time in two years, performing a number of headlining and festival shows. By the end of the month, Phish was back in the United States for another month long summer tour, kicking off with a star studded opening night in Nashville featuring appearances by Wynonna Judd, Ricky Skaggs, and the Del McCoury Band. In mid July, Phish performed on the long running series Austin City Limits. For the first time since 1995, the band did not hold an annual end of summer festival. Additionally, for the second year in a row, Phish did not perform their annual Halloween music costume. Towards the end of their fall tour at a webcast show that would be released on DVD as Phish: Live in Vegas, Trey Anastasio announced that the band was taking an indefinite break following the tour. Therefore, for the first time since 1988, there would be no Phish New Year's Eve concert. On October 6 and 7, the band played a two night stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre just outside San Francisco, which would be the band's final concerts before their indefinite hiatus. The band went their separate ways following the shows. Phish debuted no new material in 2000, with the exception of "Guy Forget" (a song played in sound check since 1993). +List of 2000 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2000)CityCountryVenue2000 New York City RunMay 21New York CityUnited StatesRadio City Music HallMay 22May 23Roseland BallroomJapan Summer 2000June 9TokyoJapanOn Air EastJune 10ZeppJune 11Hibiya Outdoor TheatreJune 13NagoyaClub QuattroJune 14FukuokaDrum LogosJune 15OsakaBig CatJune 16ZeppNorth America Summer 2000June 22NashvilleUnited StatesAmSouth AmphitheatreJune 23AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreJune 24June 25RaleighAlltel PavilionJune 28HolmdelPNC Bank Arts CenterJune 29June 30HartfordMeadows Music TheatreJuly 1July 3CamdenBlockbuster Sony Music Entertainment CentreJuly 4July 6TorontoCanadaMolson Canadian AmphitheatreJuly 7BurgettstownUnited StatesCoca Cola Star Lake AmphitheaterJuly 8East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 10NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterJuly 11July 12July 14ColumbusPolaris AmphitheaterJuly 15U. S. Fall 2000September 8AlbanyUnited StatesPepsi ArenaSeptember 9September 11MansfieldTweeter Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 12September 14Darien CenterDarien Lake Performing Arts CenterSeptember 15HersheyHersheypark StadiumSeptember 17ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionSeptember 18Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music CenterSeptember 20CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterSeptember 22RosemontAllstate ArenaSeptember 23September 24MinneapolisTarget CenterSeptember 25Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterSeptember 27Greenwood VillageFiddler's Green AmphitheatreSeptember 29Las VegasThomas & Mack CenterSeptember 30October 1PhoenixBlockbuster Desert Sky PavilionOctober 4Chula VistaCoors AmphitheatreOctober 5IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreOctober 6Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreOctober 7
2003 жыл
Екі жыл бойы Phish мүшелері сыртқы жобаларға және басқа да музыкалық ізденістерге ден қойды. Трей Анастасио Вермонт жастар оркестрімен жұмыс істеді және Oysterhead супертобын құрды, бірақ 2001 және 2002 жылдарының көп бөлігін жеке мансабына арнады. Майк Гордон екі фильм түсіріп, гитарадағы шебер Лео Котткемен бірге альбом шығарды. Джон Фишман Jazz Mandolin Project және Pork Tornado тобымен гастрольдік сапарлар жасады. Пейдж Макконнелл Vida Blue электрондық триосын құрды. 2002 жылдың соңында Phish Вермонт тауларында қайта жиналып, Round Room атты жаңа студиялық альбомды жазды. Бұл 1990 жылғы Lawn Boy альбомінен кейінгі Phish-тің алғашқы альбомы болды және көптеген созылған джемдерді қамтыды. Жақын арада топ үзілістің аяқталғанын және 2003 жылы жолға оралатынын, Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде 31 желтоқсан күні Жаңа жылдық концерттен басталатынын хабарлады. Жаңа жылдық концерт Хэмптон Колизейінде үш күнге созылды. Rolling Stone журналының мұқабасында пайда болғаннан кейін, топ 1993 жылдан бергі АҚШ-тағы алғашқы қысқы турнесін бастады. Турне екі аптаға созылды. Топ шілде айында АҚШ бойынша жазғы турнеге шықты, ол Мэн штатының солтүстігіндегі фестивальмен аяқталды. It фестиваліне екі түндік концерттер барысында 60 000 адам қатысты, оның ішінде әуе қозғалысын бақылау мұнарасының шатырынан тікелей эфирде орындалған жиынтық та болды. Фестиваль туралы деректі фильм DVD және PBS арнасында көрсетілді. Бұл топтың ұйымдастырған алтыншы фестивалі еді. Оқиға 2003 жылдың 2 және 3 тамызында Канада-АҚШ шекарасына жақын, Мэн штатының Лаймстоун қаласындағы Лоринг әуе күштері базасында өтті. 60 000 адам қатысты, бұл Phish концерттерінің ең көп көрермен жинағандарының бірі болды (сондай-ақ Great Went және Lemonwheel фестивальдерін қараңыз). PBS оқиғаны түсіріп, деректі фильм жасады. Phish осы шараға қатысқан жалғыз топ болды, екі түндік концерттер барысында жеті жиынтық музыка орындады, оның ішінде бірінші түнгі концерттен кейін таңғы сағат 2:30-да әуе қозғалысын бақылау мұнарасының шатырында амбиент жиынтық та болды. Жасыл желектер шатырларда орналасып, демалыс күндері Мэн штатының ең ірі қалаларының біріне айналған Фан қауымын құрды. Phish жазғы турнеден кейін сирек ойнады, оның ішінде 20 жылдығын тойлау үшін қараша айының соңында/желтоқсан айының басында өткен төрт түндік концерттік сериясы да болды. Мерекелік концерттердің үшінші түнінде Phish гитаристі Джефф Холдсворт 17 жылдан астам уақыттан кейін Phish сахнасында пайда болды. Топты Parliament/Funkadelic тобының күтпеген қатысуымен Майамиде Жаңа жыл қарсаңында төрт түндік концерттік сериясымен аяқтады. 2003 жылы жаңадан орындалған әндердің ішінде "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round" және "Crowd Control" болды.
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2003 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі:
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
Күні, қаласы, елі, орын, қатысушылар саны, жалпы кірісі
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2002/2003 Жаңа жылдық концерттік сериясы (2002 жылдан жалғасқан)
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2 қаңтар Хэмптон, АҚШ, Хэмптон Колизейі, 41,400 / 41,400, $1,559,173
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
3 қаңтар
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
4 қаңтар
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2003 жылғы қысқы турне
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
14 ақпан Инглвуд, АҚШ, Ұлы Батыс Форумы, 17,436 / 17,517, $645,863
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
15 ақпан Лас-Вегас, Томас & Мак орталығы, 35,905 / 35,905, $1,418,248
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
16 ақпан
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
18 ақпан Денвер, Пепси орталығы, 17,767 / 17,767, $666,263
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
20 ақпан Росмонт, Allstate Arena, 18,355 / 18,355, $688,313
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
21 ақпан Цинциннати, U. S. Bank Arena, N/A (мәлімет жоқ)
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
22 ақпан
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
24 ақпан Ист-Ратерфорд, Continental Airlines Arena, 20,632 / 20,632, $707,764
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
25 ақпан Филадельфия, First Union Spectrum, 18,332 / 18,332, $679,613
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
26 ақпан
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
28 ақпан Юниондейл, Нассау Ардагерлер Мемориалдық Колизейі, 17,433 / 17,630, $600,915
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
1 наурыз Гринсборо, Гринсборо Колизейі, 23,642 / 23,642, $880,688
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2003 жылғы жазғы турне
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
7 шілде Фоникс, АҚШ, Cricket Wireless Pavilion, N/A
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
8 шілде Чула-Виста, Coors Amphitheatre, 12,235 / 15,000, $532,223
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
9 шілде Маунтин-Вью, Shoreline Amphitheatre, N/A
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
10 шілде
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
12 шілде Джордж, The Gorge Amphitheatre
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
13 шілде
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
15 шілде Уэст-Вэлли-Сити, USANA Amphitheatre
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
17 шілде Боннер-Спрингс, Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
18 шілде Ист-Трой, Alpine Valley Music Theatre, 55,772 / 70,288, $2,167,243
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
19 шілде
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
21 шілде Ноблсвилл, Verizon Wireless Music Center, 62,658 / 72,564, $2,455,162
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
22 шілде
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
23 шілде
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
25 шілде Шарлотт, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 18,874 / 18,874, $721,856
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
26 шілде Атланта, HiFi Buys Amphitheatre, 18,280 / 18,789, $795,396
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
27 шілде Роли, Alltel Pavilion, 17,668 / 20,000, $672,465
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
29 шілде Бергеттстаун, Post Gazette Pavilion, 16,302 / 23,188, $609,808
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
30 шілде Кэмден, Tweeter Center at the Waterfront, 49,504 / 49,940, $1,917,628
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
31 шілде It
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2 тамыз Лаймстоун, АҚШ, Loring Air Force Base, N/A
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
3 тамыз
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2003 жылғы 20 жылдық концерттік сериясы
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
28 қараша Юниондейл, АҚШ, Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 17,450 / 17,789, $593,021
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
29 қараша Филадельфия, Wachovia Spectrum, 18,237 / 18,237, $673,875
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
1 желтоқсан Албани, Pepsi Arena, 15,786 / 15,786, $576,189
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2 желтоқсан Бостон, FleetCenter, 17,569 / 17,569, $676,360
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2003 жылғы Жаңа жылдық концерттік сериясы
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
28 желтоқсан Майами, АҚШ, American Airlines Arena, 74,376 / 74,376, $3,063,761
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
29 желтоқсан
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
30 желтоқсан
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
31 желтоқсан
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
БАРЛЫҒЫ 620,124 / 658,091 (94%), $23,831,402
For two years, the members of Phish concentrated on outside projects and other musical endeavors. Trey Anastasio worked with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and formed the supergroup Oysterhead, but spent most of 2001 and 2002 working on his solo career. Mike Gordon made two films and an album with guitar legend Leo Kottke. Jon Fishman toured with both the Jazz Mandolin Project and Pork Tornado. Page McConnell formed the electronic trio Vida Blue. In late 2002, Phish reunited in the Vermont mountains and recorded a new studio album, Round Room, the first Phish album since Lawn Boy in 1990 to feature a number of extended jams. The band soon announced that their hiatus was over and that they would return to the road in 2003, starting with a New Year's Eve concert on December 31, 2002, at Madison Square Garden. The New Year's run was a three night stand at the Hampton Coliseum in early January. After appearing on the front cover of Rolling Stone, the band launched their first winter tour of the US since 1993. The tour was only two weeks long. The band launched a US summer tour in July that culminated in another festival in upstate Maine. 60,000 people attended the It festival, which featured seven sets of Phish music over two nights, including a set performed live from the top of an air traffic control tower. A DVD film and PBS special was made to document the festival. It was the sixth festival hosted by the band. The event took place on August 2 and 3, 2003, at the Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, just miles from the Canada–U. S. border. 60,000 people attended, resulting in one of the largest Phish concerts ever. This was also their most played festival venue (see also the Great Went and Lemonwheel). PBS was on hand to make a documentary of the experience. Phish was the only band at the event, performing seven sets of music over two nights, including an ambient set on top of the air traffic control tower at 2:30 AM after the first night's concert. Fans camped onsite in tents, creating a community of Phans that became one of the largest cities in Maine over the weekend. Phish played only sporadically after the summer tour, including a brief four night run in late November/early December to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The third night of the celebration featured an appearance from founding Phish guitarist Jeff Holdsworth, who had not played onstage with Phish in over 17 years. The group closed out the year with a four night New Year's Eve run in Miami, featuring a surprise appearance from Parliament/Funkadelic. Original song debuts in 2003 included "Round Room", "Thunderhead", "Mexican Cousin", "Pebbles and Marbles", "Anything But Me", "Seven Below", "Mock Song", "Friday", "Spices", "Scents and Subtle Sounds", "Discern", "Secret Smile", "Two Versions of Me", "Army of One", "Spread it Round", and "Crowd Control." +List of 2003 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2003)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGross2002/2003 New Year's Eve Run (continued from 2002)January 2HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum41,400 / 41,400$1,559,173January 3January 4Winter 2003February 14InglewoodUnited StatesGreat Western Forum17,436 / 17,517$645,863February 15Las VegasThomas & Mack Center35,905 / 35,905$1,418,248February 16February 18DenverPepsi Center17,767 / 17,767$666,263February 20RosemontAllstate Arena18,355 / 18,355$688,313February 21CincinnatiU. S. Bank ArenaN/A (Not available)February 22February 24East RutherfordContinental Airlines Arena20,632 / 20,632$707,764February 25PhiladelphiaFirst Union Spectrum18,332 / 18,332$679,613February 26WorcesterWorcester's Centrum Centre14,511 / 14,511$529,575February 28UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,433 / 17,630$600,915March 1GreensboroGreensboro Coliseum23,642 / 23,642$880,688Summer 2003July 7PhoenixUnited StatesCricket Wireless PavilionN/AJuly 8Chula VistaCoors Amphitheatre12,235 / 15,000$532,223July 9Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreN/AJuly 10July 12GeorgeThe Gorge AmphitheatreJuly 13July 15West Valley CityUSANA AmphitheatreJuly 17Bonner SpringsVerizon Wireless AmphitheaterJuly 18East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre55,772 / 70,288$2,167,243July 19July 21NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center62,658 / 72,564$2,455,162July 22July 23July 25CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre18,874 / 18,874$721,856July 26AtlantaHiFi Buys Amphitheatre18,280 / 18,789$795,396July 27RaleighAlltel Pavilion17,668 / 20,000$672,465July 29BurgettstownPost Gazette Pavilion16,302 / 23,188$609,808July 30CamdenTweeter Center at the Waterfront49,504 / 49,940$1,917,628July 31ItAugust 2LimestoneUnited StatesLoring Air Force BaseN/AAugust 32003 20th Anniversary RunNovember 28UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum17,450 / 17,789$593,021November 29PhiladelphiaWachovia Spectrum18,237 / 18,237$673,875December 1AlbanyPepsi Arena15,786 / 15,786$576,189December 2BostonFleetCenter17,569 / 17,569$676,3602003 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28MiamiUnited StatesAmerican Airlines Arena74,376 / 74,376$3,063,761December 29December 30December 31TOTAL620,124 / 658,091 (94%)$23,831,402
2009 жыл
2008 жылдың 1 қазанында Phish Вирджиния штатының Хэмптон қаласындағы Хэмптон Колизейінде үш концерттен тұратын қайта қосылу концертін жариялады. Концерттер 2009 жылдың 6-8 наурызында өтті. Топтың мансабының екінші кезеңінде жаттығулардың жетіспеуіне байланысты олар жанкүйерлерді ренжіткен "Fluffhead" атты күрделі әнді орындау мүмкін болмады. Сәйкесінше, Phish қайтып келгенде алғаш орындаған әні "Fluffhead" болды, ол зор қошаметпен қарсы алынды. Хэмптон концерттері жалғыз рет болатын жайт емес екенін дәлелдеп, Phish 2009 жылдың маусымында он бес концерт өткізді, оның ішінде екі күні Боннару музыка фестивалінде өтті. Концерттер топтың Бостон қаласындағы Фенуэй Паркіндегі алғашқы өнер көрсетуімен басталды және 20-21 маусымда Висконсин штатының Шығыс Троядағы Альпин Валлиде аяқталды. Осы кезеңде бірнеше жаңа әндер алғаш рет орындалды, себебі топ өзінің он бірінші альбомы – Joy жұмыста болды. Бұл концерттер әнге негізделген өнер көрсетуге оралуды білдірді, өйткені топ бастапқыда ұзақ импровизациядан аулақ болды. Нәтижесінде топтың 1990 жылдардың басынан бері ең ұзақ сет-листтері пайда болды. 2009 жылдың 17 наурызында Phish жазғы турне ретінде тағы оншама күнді жариялады, Red Rocks Amphitheatre-де төрт күнге созылған концерттер (1996 жылы тыйым салынғаннан бергі алғашқы концерттері) және 16 тамызда Нью-Йорктегі Саратога өнер орталығында аяқталды. Қыркүйек айында Phish-тің қайта қосылу альбомы Joy тобының өз лейблі JEMP Records арқылы шығарылды. Стив Лиллиуайт продюсерлік еткен альбомда жаз бойы алғаш рет орындалған әндер жинақталған. Joy-дың шектеулі шығарылымдағы жинағы Party Time деп аталатын бонус альбомымен бірге шықты, онда Joy-дан алынған бірнеше жазбалар, сондай-ақ кейбір ескі сирек әндер мен жекелеген жазбалар бар. Осы жинақтағы бірнеше әндер Phish сахнасында орындалды және ақырында винил жинағы ретінде жарық көрді. 2009 жылдың 26 маусымында топ 30 қазан мен 1 қарашада өтетін үш күндік фестиваль туралы хабарлама жасады. Phish.com сайтында АҚШ картасының анимациялық нұсқасы болды, онда штаттар біртіндеп жойылып, тек Калифорния қалды. Бірнеше аңыздарды растай отырып, топ "Festival 8" Калифорниядағы Индио қаласындағы Империя Поло алаңында өтетінін жариялады. Топ үш түнде сегіз сет орындады, оның ішінде Хэллоуин күні музыкалық костюм, Rolling Stones тобының "Exile On Main Street" және келесі күні "түске дейін" акустикалық сет болды. Акустикалық сет алдында көпшілікке тегін кофе және сегіздік пішіндес пончиктер ұсынылды. Фестиваль HD 3D форматында түсірілді және фестивальдің бөліктері АҚШ кинотеатрларында Phish 3D ретінде көрсетілді. Шарон Джонс & The Dap Kings тобының мүшелері Хэллоуин күніне орай топқа қосылып, бірнеше ән орындады. "Олар да біз сияқты шаршады. "Біз бірінші екі әнді орындадық - біріншісі "Tumbling Dice", екіншісі "Sweet Virginia" - бірінші әнді орындағаннан кейін Трей бізге қарап, көзін жымырды", - деді Джонс. 2009 жылдың 9 қазанында Phish 18 қарашада Мичиган штатының Детройт қаласында басталып, 5 желтоқсанда Вирджиния штатының Шарлоттсвилл қаласында аяқталатын күзгі турнеге шығатынын жариялады (бұл 2000 жылдан бергі алғашқы турне, алғашқы үзілістен бұрын). Бұл 13 концерттен тұратын турнеге Цинциннатидегі U.S. Bank Arena (Огайо штаты), Филадельфиядағы Wachovia Center (Пенсильвания штаты) және Олбанидегі Times Union Center (Нью-Йорк штаты) концерттері, сондай-ақ үш күндік концерт және Мэдисон Сквер Гарденге оралу (2002 жылғы Жаңа жылдық концерттен кейінгі алғашқы концерт, ол алғашқы үзілісті аяқтады) кірді. 2009 жылдың 28 желтоқсанында Phish алты жылдан кейін Майамиге, Флоридаға төрт күндік музыкалық шараға оралды, ол 31 желтоқсанда Жаңа жылдық концертпен аяқталды. 2009 жылы алғаш рет орындалған әндерге "Сандар сызығынан артқа", "Жұмған жүректің сұлулығы", "Аң-сезім", "Оцелот", "Жұрақ", "Уақыт эластикалыққа айналады", "Жұмбақты жоспардан уақытты ұрлау", "Қойғындық шайтан құлап", "Екі жыл өткен соң", "Мен өтірік айтайын", "Шәкәр шатыр", "Қуаныш", "Аляска", "Қосылым", "Желді қала", "Бейіт уақыты", "Мен айналада болдым", "Көрінбейтін", "Тағы да ұйықта", "Келесі күннің әні" және "Бар" кіреді.
On October 1, 2008, Phish announced a three show reunion concert at the Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia. The shows took place 6–8 March 2009. During the second phase of the band's career, their lack of practice had made it impossible for them to perform the complicated "Fluffhead", much to the chagrin of fans. Fittingly, the first song Phish played upon their return was "Fluffhead", which was met with thunderous applause. Proving that the Hampton shows were not a one off, Phish went on to perform fifteen concerts in June 2009, including two days at Bonnaroo Music Festival. The shows kicked off with the band's first ever performance at Boston's Fenway Park and wrapped up at Alpine Valley in East Troy, Wisconsin on June 20–21. During these dates, several new songs were debuted, as the band was working on their eleventh album, Joy. These shows marked a return to song based performance, as the band initially steered away from extended improvisation. The result would be some of the band's longest setlists since the early 1990s. On March 17, 2009, Phish announced another dozen dates as a late summer tour, with a four night stand in Red Rocks Amphitheatre (their first shows there since being banned in 1996), and ending at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in New York on August 16. In September, Phish's reunion album, Joy, was released on the band's own label, JEMP Records. Produced by Steve Lillywhite, the album featured the songs that the band had premiered over the course of the summer. A limited edition boxed set version of Joy was packaged with a bonus album called Party Time which featured several outtakes from Joy as well as a some older rarities and solo recordings. Several of the songs from this set made it to the Phish stage and eventually this was released as its own vinyl set. On June 26, 2009, the band announced a "save the date" for a three day festival on October 30 November 1. Phish. com contained an animated map of the United States, and individual states were slowly removed from the map, leaving California. Confirming several rumors, the band announced that "Festival 8" would take place at the Empire Polo Fields in Indio, California. The band played eight sets over the three nights, including a musical costume on Halloween, the Rolling Stones's "Exile On Main Street" and an all acoustic set "at the crack of noon" the following day. Before the acoustic set, the crowd was served free coffee and figure 8 shaped donuts. The festival was filmed in HD 3D and portions of the festival were released in movie theaters across the United States as Phish 3D. Members of the band Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings joined the band on Halloween night to perform a number of songs. "They were just as nervous as we were. When we stepped up there and did the first two songs—the first one was 'Tumbling Dice,' and the other one was 'Sweet Virginia'—Trey looked up at us after we got through the first song and he gave us a wink," Jones said. On October 9, 2009, Phish announced they would embark on a Fall tour (their first since 2000, just prior to the first hiatus) beginning on November 18 in Detroit, Michigan and concluding on December 5 in Charlottesville, Virginia. This 13 show tour included two night stands at the U. S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Times Union Center in Albany, New York as well as a three night stand and return to Madison Square Garden (their first shows there since the New Year's Eve 2002 show that ended the first hiatus). On December 28, 2009, Phish returned to Miami, Florida after six years for four days of music, culminating with New Year's Eve on December 31. Original songs debuted in 2009 include "Backwards Down the Number Line", "Beauty of a Broken Heart", "Undermind", "Ocelot", "Light", "Time Turns Elastic", "Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan", "Kill Devil Falls", "Twenty Years Later", "Let Me Lie", "Sugar Shack", "Joy", "Alaska", "The Connection", "Windy City", "Party Time", "I Been Around", "Invisible", "Sleep Again", "Tomorrow's Song", and "Gone."
2010 жыл
15 наурызда Трей Анастасио Genesis тобын Рок-н-ролл Даңқы залына енгізді. Genesis өнер көрсетпеді, сондықтан Phish олардың құрметіне концерт берді, "Watcher of the Skies" және "No Reply At All" әндерін орындады, соңғысында духовой аспаптар тобы болды. Phish тобының осы әндерді орындауының жалғыз реті осы болды. 13 мамырда Phish, Exile On Main Street альбомынан әндерді орындаған әртістерге арналған апта өткізіп жатқан Jimmy Fallon-ның Late Night бағдарламасында болды. Phish "Loving Cup" және өздерінің "Kill Devil Falls" әндерін орындады. 2010 жылдың көктемінде Phish 29 күндік жазғы турне жариялады. Тур Чикаго, Хартфорд, Саратога, Колумбия, Ноблсвилл, Ист-Трой, Джонс-Бич және Мэнсфилд қалаларына қайта оралудан тұрды. Олар сондай-ақ Колорадо штатының Теллурайд қаласындағы Таун-паркте екі концерт берді. Бұған Калифорния штатының Беркли қаласындағы Грек театрында үш түндік концерттік бағдарлама қосылды. Phish 1993 жылдан бері алғаш рет осы жерге келді. Phish осы жылдың қазан айында Техас штатының Остин қаласында өткен Austin City Limits фестивалінде екі сағаттық концерттік бағдарлама ұсынды. Күзде Phish 14 күндік турне өткізді. Тур Колорадо штатының Брумфилд қаласында үш түндік концерттік бағдарламамен басталды, содан кейін Оңтүстік Каролина штатының Норт-Чарльстон қаласында екі концерт өтті. Майк Гордонның жаңа жеке альбомы Moss шыққан күні Phish Мэн штатының Аугуста қаласындағы Азаматтық орталықта концерт берді. Турдегі ең кішкентай зал Нью-Йорк штатының Утика қаласындағы Утика мемориалдық аудиториясы болды. Содан кейін Phish 1999 жылдан бері алғаш рет Род-Айленд штатының Провиденс қаласына оралды. Содан кейін Массачусетс штатының Амхерст қаласына бағытталған топ UMASS Mullins орталығында екі түндік концерттік бағдарлама ұсынды, бұл 1995 жылдан бері алғашқы рет болды. Турді аяқтау үшін Нью-Гэмпшир штатының Манчестер қаласында бір концерт өтті, 1994 жылдан бері алғашқы рет, содан кейін Атлантик-Ситидегі Бордвок-Холлда үш түндік Хэллоуин концерттік бағдарламасы өтті. Жаңа жылдық концерттік бағдарлама бес күндік тур ретінде жарияланды, ол Массачусетс штатының Вустер қаласында екі концертпен басталды, содан кейін 12/30, 12/31 және 1/1/11 күндері Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде үш түндік сатылған концерттік бағдарлама өтті. Биылғы жылы тұңғыш рет орындалған әндерге "Show Of Life", "Idea", "Summer Of '89", "Halfway To The Moon", "Dr. Gabel", "Pigtail", "The Birdwatcher" және "Burn That Bridge" кірді.
On 15 March, Trey Anastasio inducted Genesis into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Genesis did not perform, so Phish played in their honor, taking on "Watcher of the Skies" and "No Reply At All", the latter featuring a horn section. This occasion was the only instance of Phish performing these songs. On 13 May, Phish appeared on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, who was devoting a week to artists covering songs from Exile On Main Street. Phish performed "Loving Cup" as well as their own "Kill Devil Falls". In Spring 2010, Phish announced a 29 date summer tour. It consisted of a return to Chicago, Hartford, Saratoga, Columbia, Noblesville, East Troy, Jones Beach, and Mansfield. They also played two shows at Town Park in Telluride, Colorado. That followed a three night run at The Greek Theater in Berkeley, California. It was Phish's first time back there since 1993. Phish played a two hour set at the Austin City Limits festival in Austin, Texas this October. In the fall, Phish played a 14 date tour. The tour started with a three night run in Broomfield, Colorado, followed by two shows in North Charleston, South Carolina. On the release date of Mike Gordon's new solo album Moss, Phish played The Augusta Civic Center in Maine. The smallest venue played on the tour was The Utica Memorial Auditorium in Utica, New York. Then for the first time since 1999 they made a return to Providence, Rhode Island. Then north to Amherst, Massachusetts, the band played two nights at the UMASS Mullins Center, which was the first time back since 1995. Then to finish the tour was one show in Manchester NH, first time back since 1994 and then a sold out three night Halloween Run at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. The New Year's run was announced as a five date tour starting with two shows in Worcester, Massachusetts, then a three night sold out run at Madison Square Garden on 12/30, 12/31, 1/1/11. Songs debuted this year include "Show Of Life", "Idea", "Summer Of '89", "Halfway To The Moon", "Dr. Gabel", "Pigtail", "The Birdwatcher", and "Burn That Bridge".
Киімдер
2010 жылғы Хэллоуин күні Phish Little Feat-тің 1978 жылы шыққан Waiting for Columbus альбомын таңдады. 2010 жылғы тур күндері: күні, қаласы, елі, орын, қатысушылар саны, жиынтық кіріс (Date) 2010 жылғы 11 маусым 2010 жылғы 11 маусымда Бриджвью, АҚШ, Toyota Park, 22,293 / 22,293, $1,036,625. 12 маусымда Куяхога Фоллс, Blossom Music Center, 14,726 / 20,351, $736,300. 13 маусымда Херсшеи, Hersheypark Stadium, 14,261 / 30,223, $713,050. 15 маусымда Портсмут, Telos Wireless Pavilion, N/A. 17 маусымда Хартфорд, Comcast Theatre, 32,610 / 49,608, $1,900,500. 18 маусымда. 19 маусымда Саратога Спрингс, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, 45,176 / 50,157, $2,258,800. 20 маусымда. 22 маусымда Мэнсфилд, Comcast Center, 19,729 / 19,729, $986,450. 24 маусымда Кэмден, Susquehanna Bank Center, 37,247 / 49,440, $1,965,934. 25 маусымда. 26 маусымда Колумбия, Merriweather Post Pavilion, 30,449 / 38,000, $1,522,450. 27 маусымда. 29 маусымда Канадайгуа, Constellation Brands – Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center, 12,633 / 15,000, $631,500. 1 шілдеде Роли, Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek, 12,594 / 20,000, $629,700. 2 шілдеде Шарлотт, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 15,339 / 18,812, $766,950. 3 шілдеде Альфаретта, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park, 25,574 / 25,574, $1,278,700. 4 шілдеде. Жаздың соңы 2010 жылғы 5 тамызда Беркли, АҚШ, William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre, 26,016 / 26,016, $1,300,800. 6 тамызда. 7 тамызда. 9 тамызда Телллайд, Telluride Town Park, 10,011 / 10,011, $859,950. 10 тамызда. 12 тамызда Ноблсвилл, Verizon Wireless Music Center, 35,801 / 48,820, $1,790,050. 13 тамызда. 14 тамызда Ист Трой, Alpine Valley Music Theatre, 42,434 / 70,872, $2,121,700. 15 тамызда. 17 тамызда Уонтаг, Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, 28,146 / 28,146, $1,407,300. 18 тамызда. Күз 2010 жылғы 8 қазанда Остин, АҚШ, Austin City Limits Music Festival, N/A. 10 қазанда Брумфилд, 1stBank Center. 11 қазанда. 12 қазанда. 15 қазанда Норт Чарльстон, North Charleston Coliseum, 24,018 / 24,954, $1,441,080. 16 қазанда. 19 қазанда Огаста, Augusta Civic Center, N/A. 20 қазанда Ютика, Utica Memorial Auditorium. 22 қазанда Провиденс, Dunkin' Donuts Center. 23 қазанда Амхерст, William D. Mullins Memorial Center, 19,355 / 19,355, $1,161,300. 24 қазанда. 26 қазанда Манчестер, Verizon Wireless Arena, N/A. 29 қазанда Атлантик-Сити, Boardwalk Hall, 42,240 / 42,240, $2,534,400. 30 қазанда. 31 қазанда 2010/2011 Жаңа жылдық кеш 27 желтоқсанда Вустер, АҚШ, DCU Center, 25,324 / 26,942, $1,519,440. 28 желтоқсанда. 30 желтоқсанда Нью-Йорк қаласы, Madison Square Garden, 55,710 / 55,710, $3,528,260. 31 желтоқсанда. 1 қаңтарда БАРИЛҒЫ: 591,686 / 712,253 (83%), $32,091,239.
On Halloween night 2010, Phish chose Little Feat's 1978 live album Waiting for Columbus. +List of 2010 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2010–11)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGrossEarly Summer 2010June 11BridgeviewUnited StatesToyota Park22,293 / 22,293$1,036,625June 12Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music Center14,726 / 20,351$736,300June 13HersheyHersheypark Stadium14,261 / 30,223$713,050June 15PortsmouthnTelos Wireless PavilionN/AJune 17HartfordComcast Theatre32,610 / 49,608$1,900,500June 18June 19Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Performing Arts Center45,176 / 50,157$2,258,800June 20June 22MansfieldComcast Center19,729 / 19,729$986,450June 24CamdenSusquehanna Bank Center37,247 / 49,440$1,965,934June 25June 26ColumbiaMerriweather Post Pavilion30,449 / 38,000$1,522,450June 27June 29CanandaiguaConstellation Brands – Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center12,633 / 15,000$631,500July 1RaleighTime Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek12,594 / 20,000$629,700July 2CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre15,339 / 18,812$766,950July 3AlpharettaVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park25,574 / 25,574$1,278,700July 4Late Summer 2010August 5BerkeleyUnited StatesWilliam Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre26,016 / 26,016$1,300,800August 6August 7August 9TellurideTelluride Town Park10,011 / 10,011$859,950August 10August 12NoblesvilleVerizon Wireless Music Center35,801 / 48,820$1,790,050August 13August 14East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre42,434 / 70,872$2,121,700August 15August 17WantaghNikon at Jones Beach Theater28,146 / 28,146$1,407,300August 18Fall 2010October 8AustinUnited StatesAustin City Limits Music FestivalN/AOctober 10Broomfield1stBank CenterOctober 11October 12October 15North CharlestonNorth Charleston Coliseum24,018 / 24,954$1,441,080October 16October 19AugustaAugusta Civic CenterN/AOctober 20UticaUtica Memorial AuditoriumOctober 22ProvidenceDunkin' Donuts CenterOctober 23AmherstWilliam D. Mullins Memorial Center19,355 / 19,355$1,161,300October 24October 26ManchesterVerizon Wireless ArenaN/AOctober 29Atlantic CityBoardwalk Hall42,240 / 42,240$2,534,400October 30October 312010/2011 New Year's Eve RunDecember 27WorcesterUnited StatesDCU Center25,324 / 26,942$1,519,440December 28December 30New York CityMadison Square Garden55,710 / 55,710$3,528,260December 31January 1TOTAL591,686 / 712,253 (83%)$32,091,239
2012 жыл
Phish 2012 жылдың көп бөлігін басқа іс-шараларға жұмыстану үшін жұмсады және топтың гастрольдерін екі жазғы кезеңге және Жаңа жылдық концерттерге шектеді. Бірінші жазғы кезең маусымның басынан шілде айының басына дейін созылды және шығыс жағалауында, соның ішінде Bonnaroo музыка және өнер фестивалінде, сондай-ақ Атлантик-Ситидегі Bader Field-та үш түндік концерттерде тоқталды. Басқа да концерттерге Портсмут, Цинциннати, Бургетстаун, Куяхога Фолс, Ноблсвиллде екі концерт, Ист-Тройде екі концерт, Уантагта 4 шілдеде екі түндік концерт және Саратога Спрингсте үш түндік концерт кірді. Турдың екінші бөлігі солтүстік-шығыстан алыс Лонг-Бич, Сан-Франциско, Канзас-Сити, Пелхам, Атланта, Шарлотт, Сент-Луис, Оклахома-Сити (Phish-тің Оклахомадағы тұңғыш қойылымы) және Коммерс-Ситидегі Dick's Sporting Goods Park-та еңбек күні демалысына арналған үш түндік концерттерді қамтыды. Ойын тізімінің әдеттегі ойыншылдығына сәйкес, 31 тамыздағы концертте ойналған әр әннің бірінші әрпі "Fuck Your Face" деген сөзді құрады, ал топ екінші бөлімін сол аттас әнмен аяқтады. Күзде Phish концерттері өтпеді, сондықтан келесі концерттер Мэдисон Сквер Гарденде төрт түндік Жаңа жылдық концерттер болды, оның басында гольф тақырыбы (Page-тің 50 жылдығына орай, ол гольф алаңына зейнетке шығады деген әзіл), сахнадағы жүргізушілік полигоны (топ мүшелері мен команда еске алу гольф доптарын көрермендерге лақтыратын), сахнадағы гольф машинасы марафоны және үшінші бөлімде гольф терминологиясын пайдаланатын бірнеше әндер, мысалы, "Iron Man", "Fly Like An Eagle", "Sand", "The Wedge" және "Driver" т.б. кірді. Биылғы жыл ерекше болды, өйткені сахнада жаңа түпнұсқа материал орындалмады. 2012 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, орыны, қатысушылар саны және жиынтық сомасы көрсетілген:
Phish took most of 2012 to focus on other activities and limited the band's touring to two summer legs and a New Year's run. The first summer leg ran from early June through early July and focused on the east coast, including stops at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and three nights at Bader Field, in Atlantic City. Other dates include two nights in Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Burgettstown, Cuyahoga Falls, two dates in Noblesville, two nights in East Troy, a two night Fourth of July run in Wantagh, and three nights in Saratoga Springs. The second portion of the tour ventured away from the northeast with dates in Long Beach, three nights in San Francisco, Kansas City, Pelham, Atlanta, Charlotte, St. Louis, Oklahoma City (Phish's first performance in Oklahoma), and another three night run over Labor Day Weekend at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City. In keeping with the playful setlist tradition, the first letter of each song played at the 31 August show spelled out "Fuck Your Face", before the band ended the second set with the song of the same name. There were no Phish shows played in the fall, so the next shows were a four night New Year's run at Madison Square Garden, the culmination of which involved a golf theme (in honor of Page's impending 50th birthday, the joke being that he would retire to the golf course), including an onstage driving range (where the band and crew would launch commemorative golf balls into the crowd), a live runaway golf cart marathon on stage, and several songs in the third set that utilize golf terminology, such as "Iron Man", "Fly Like An Eagle", "Sand", "The Wedge", and "Driver", among others. This year is uncharacteristic in that no new original material was debuted on stage. +List of 2012 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2012)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGrossEarly Summer 2012June 7WorcesterUnited StatesDCU Center25,346 / 28,666$1,520,760June 8June 10ManchesterBonnaroo Music and Arts FestivalN/AJune 15Atlantic CityBader FieldJune 16June 17June 19PortsmouthnTelos Wireless Pavilion13,780 / 13,780$827,400June 20June 22CincinnatiRiverbend Music Center11,075 / 20,500$581,400June 23BurgettstownFirst Niagara Pavilion12,925 / 23,085$683,220June 24Cuyahoga FallsBlossom Music Center11,220 / 20,551$595,305June 28NoblesvilleKlipsch Music Center25,759 / 50,000$1,343,265June 29June 30East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre35,223 / 71,200$1,811,415July 1July 3WantaghNikon at Jones Beach Theater28,556 / 28,556$1,713,360July 4July 6Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Performing Arts Center62,354 / 75,000$3,040,815July 7July 8Late Summer 2012August 15Long BeachUnited StatesLong Beach Arena13,121 / 13,121$787,260August 17San FranciscoBill Graham Civic Auditorium26,259 / 26,259$1,575,540August 18August 19August 22Kansas CityStarlight Theatre7,414 / 7,414$444,840August 24PelhamOak Mountain Amphitheatre10,345 / 10,345$567,630August 25AtlantaAaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood18,793 / 18,793$950,565August 26CharlotteVerizon Wireless Amphitheatre13,296 / 18,812$711,915August 28St. LouisChaifetz Arena7,425 / 9,978$445,500August 29Oklahoma CityZoo Amphitheatre6,474 / 9,500$388,505August 31Commerce CityDick's Sporting Goods Park60,124 / 73,533$3,355,628September 1September 22012 New Year's Eve RunDecember 28New York CityUnited StatesMadison Square Garden73,569 / 73,569$4,594,270December 29December 30December 31TOTAL463,058 / 592,662 (78%)$25,938,593
2019 жыл
+2019 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, орын, қатысушылар саны, жалпы кірісі көрсетілген.
Күн
Ақпан 21
Пла-дель-Кармен
Мексика
Barceló Maya Beach
N/A
Ақпан 22
Ақпан 23
Маусым 11
Сент-Луис
АҚШ
Chaifetz Arena
17,464 / 20,601
$1,215,751
Маусым 12
Маусым 14
Манчестер
Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
N/A
Маусым 16
Маусым 18
Торонто
Канада
Budweiser Stage
Маусым 19
Куяхога шарлауығы
АҚШ
Blossom Music Center
Маусым 21
Шарлотта
PNC Music Pavilion
Маусым 22
Колумбия
Merriweather Post Pavilion
Маусым 23
Маусым 25
Бангор
Darling's Waterfront Pavilion
29,708 / 29,708
$1,988,488
Маусым 26
Маусым 28
Камден
BB&T Pavilion
52,383 / 63,036
$3,251,326
Маусым 29
Маусым 30
Шілде 2
Саратога Спрингс
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
35,878 / 50,165
$2,037,814
Шілде 3
Шілде 5
Бостон
Fenway Park
65,459 / 69,940
$4,891,124
Шілде 6
Шілде 9
Анкасвилл
Mohegan Sun Arena
18,620 / 18,620
$1,452,360
Шілде 10
Шілде 12
Ист Трой
Alpine Valley Music Theatre
54,183 / 107,266
$3,322,634
Шілде 13
Шілде 14
Тамыз 30
Коммерс Сити
Dick's Sporting Goods Park
70,574 / 70,574
$5,638,350
Тамыз 31
Қыркүйек 1
Күз 2019
Қараша 29
Провиденс
АҚШ
Dunkin' Donuts Center
N/A
Қараша 30
Желтоқсан 1
Юниондейл
Nassau Coliseum
15,451 / 15,503
$1,492,481
Желтоқсан 4
Питтсбург
Petersen Events Center
N/A
Желтоқсан 6
Норт Чарльстон
North Charleston Coliseum
Желтоқсан 7
Желтоқсан 8
2019 жылғы Жаңа жылдық кезең
Желтоқсан 28
Нью-Йорк қаласы
АҚШ
Madison Square Garden
76,079 / 76,079
$6,712,920
Желтоқсан 29
Желтоқсан 30
Желтоқсан 31
БАРЛЫҒЫ
435,799 / 521,492 (81%)
$29,003,248
+List of 2019 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance, grossDate(2019)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGrossRiviera Maya 2019February 21Playa del CarmenMexicoBarceló Maya BeachN/AFebruary 22February 23Summer 2019June 11St. LouisUnited StatesChaifetz Arena17,464 / 20,601$1,215,751June 12June 14ManchesterBonnaroo Music and Arts FestivalN/AJune 16June 18TorontoCanadaBudweiser StageJune 19Cuyahoga FallsUnited StatesBlossom Music CenterJune 21CharlottePNC Music PavilionJune 22ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionJune 23June 25BangorDarling's Waterfront Pavilion29,708 / 29,708$1,988,488June 26June 28CamdenBB&T Pavilion52,383 / 63,036$3,251,326June 29June 30July 2Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Performing Arts Center35,878 / 50,165$2,037,814July 3July 5BostonFenway Park65,459 / 69,940$4,891,124July 6July 9UncasvilleMohegan Sun Arena18,620 / 18,620$1,452,360July 10July 12East TroyAlpine Valley Music Theatre54,183 / 107,266$3,322,634July 13July 14August 30Commerce CityDick's Sporting Goods Park70,574 / 70,574$5,638,350August 31September 1Fall 2019November 29ProvidenceUnited StatesDunkin' Donuts CenterN/ANovember 30December 1UniondaleNassau Coliseum15,451 / 15,503$1,492,481December 4PittsburghPetersen Events CenterN/ADecember 6North CharlestonNorth Charleston ColiseumDecember 7December 82019 New Year's RunDecember 28New York CityUnited StatesMadison Square Garden76,079 / 76,079$6,712,920December 29December 30December 31TOTAL435,799 / 521,492 (81%)$29,003,248
2024 жыл
+2024 жылғы тур күндерінің тізімі, күні, қаласы, елі, орны көрсетілген. Күні (2024) Қала Ел Орны Қатысушылар саны Табыс
Ривьера Майя 2024 ақпан 21 Канкун Мексика Мұн Палас курорты N/A
Ақпан 22
Ақпан 23
Ақпан 24
Сфера 2024 сәуір 18 Лас-Вегас АҚШ Сфера N/A
Сәуір 19
Сәуір 20
Сәуір 21
Жаз 2024 шілде 19 Мансфилд АҚШ Xfinity Center N/A
Шілде 20
Шілде 21
Шілде 23 Анкасвилл Моhegan Sun Arena
Шілде 24
Шілде 26 Шығыс Трой Альпілік аңғар Музыкалық театры
Шілде 27
Шілде 28
Шілде 30 Сент-Луис Chaifetz Arena
Шілде 31 Тамыз 2
Ноблсвилл Ruoff Music Center
Тамыз 3
Тамыз 4
Тамыз 6 Гранд-Рапидс Van Andel Arena
Тамыз 7
Тамыз 9 Бетхел Bethel Woods өнер орталығы
Тамыз 10
Тамыз 11
Тамыз 15 Довер Вудлендс
Тамыз 16
Тамыз 17
Тамыз 18 Тамыз 29 Коммерс Сити Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Тамыз 30
Тамыз 31 Қыркүйек 1
+List of 2024 tour dates, showing date, city, country, venueDate(2024)CityCountryVenueAttendanceGrossRiviera Maya 2024February 21CancúnMexicoMoon Palace ResortN/AFebruary 22February 23February 24Sphere 2024April 18Las VegasUnited StatesSphereN/AApril 19April 20April 21Summer 2024July 19MansfieldUnited StatesXfinity CenterN/AJuly 20July 21July 23UncasvilleMohegan Sun ArenaJuly 24July 26East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheatreJuly 27July 28July 30St. LouisChaifetz ArenaJuly 31August 2NoblesvilleRuoff Music CenterAugust 3August 4August 6Grand RapidsVan Andel ArenaAugust 7August 9BethelBethel Woods Center for the ArtsAugust 10August 11August 15DoverThe WoodlandsAugust 16August 17August 18August 29Commerce CityDick's Sporting Goods ParkAugust 30August 31September 1
Музыкалық киімдер
Музыкалық костюм – Phish тобының Хэллоуин күніндегі әсем әрі масштабты концерттеріне берілген атау. Бұл концерттерде топ басқа әртістің бір толық альбомын орындайтын және оны үш бөлімнің екіншісі ретінде қосатын. 1994 және 1995 жылғы Хэллоуин шоуларында Phish жанкүйерлері жаңалықтар арқылы қандай альбом ойнатылатынын дауыс беру арқылы анықтай алды. Бүгінгі күнге дейін Phish тобы тоғыз ресми музыкалық костюм орындады, сондай-ақ 1998 жылдың 2 қарашасында Pink Floyd тобының «The Dark Side of the Moon» альбомын орындады, бұл Velvet Underground музыкасын орындағаннан кейін екі күн өткен соң болды. Топ Хэллоуин күні барлығы он алты рет сахнаға шықты: 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018 және 2021 жылдары. 1990, 1994 және 2010 жылғы концерттерде көрермендердің қатысуымен костюмдер сайысы өткізілді. 2009 жылы Phish тобы Калифорния штатындағы Индио қаласында өткен Phish Festival 8 фестивалі аясында Rolling Stones тобының «Exile on Main Street» альбомын орындады. 2010 жылы олар New Jersey штатындағы Atlantic City қаласында Little Feat тобының «Waiting For Columbus» альбомын қайтадан орындады. Хэллоуин концерттерінің төртеуі Live Phish сериясының бір бөлігі ретінде толыққанды жарияланды: 1994 жылғы Live Phish Volume 13, оның ішінде The Beatles тобының «White Album» альбомының кавер нұсқасы; Live Phish 14, оның ішінде 1995 жылғы The Who тобының «Quadrophenia» альбомының кавер нұсқасы; Live Phish 15, оның ішінде 1996 жылғы Talking Heads тобының «Remain in Light» альбомының кавер нұсқасы және Live Phish 16, оның ішінде 1998 жылғы The Velvet Underground тобының «Loaded» альбомының кавер нұсқасы бар. Phish сонымен қатар 1991, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014 және 2016 жылғы Хэллоуин концерттерін Livephish веб-сайты арқылы жеке-жеке жариялады.
Musical costume is a term for the band Phish's elaborate Halloween concerts that involved the band performing an entire album by another artist and including it as the second of three sets. For the 1994 and 1995 Halloween shows, Phish fans were able to vote via newsletter for their choice in which album was to be played. Nine official musical costumes have been played by Phish to date, plus one surprise performance of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon on November 2, 1998—just two days after the band performed the music of the Velvet Underground. The band has played a total of sixteen times on Halloween night: 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2021 with special audience participation costume contests being a part of the 1990, 1994, and 2010 shows. During their comeback year of 2009, Phish performed the Rolling Stones' album Exile on Main Street as part of Phish Festival 8 at Indio, California. In 2010, they covered Little Feat's album Waiting For Columbus in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Four of the Halloween shows have been released in their entirety as a part of the Live Phish Series; 1994's Live Phish Volume 13, which included the cover of the Beatles' White Album; Live Phish 14, which included the 1995 cover of the Who's Quadrophenia; Live Phish 15, which included the 1996 cover of Talking Heads' Remain in Light, and Live Phish 16, which included the 1998 cover of The Velvet Underground's Loaded. Phish has also released the Halloween shows from 1991, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, and 2016 separately via their Livephish website.
Пошта арқылы билеттер
Phish Tickets By Mail (немесе PTBM) – Ticketmaster және басқа дәстүрлі билет сату орындары арқылы Phish концерттеріне билеттерді жалпы сатылымға түсуге дейін сатуға арналған қызмет болған. Қызмет бүгінде Трей Анастасио, Майк Гордон, Пейдж Макконнелл және Джон Фишман қатысатын концерттер үшін шектеулі көлемде сақталып қалған. 1990 жылдардың ортасынан бастап Phish билеттерін алдын ала сату пошта арқылы жүзеге асырылды. Phish турнелерінің әрқайсысы үшін (1994 жылғы желтоқсандағы Жаңа жылдық концерттерге арналған "жазба дауыс" билеттерінен бастап, 1995 жылғы жазғы турнеге арналған жазба дауыс және қалыпты билеттерден бастап) пошта арқылы тапсырыс берудің ерекше талаптары топтың "Doniac Schvice" (кейін Phish.com) жаңалықтарында жарияланды. Бұл әдетте белгілі бір өлшемдегі конверттерді, пошта карточкаларын және билетке тапсырыс орындалмаған жағдайда қайтару үшін пошта төлемақысын қамтыды. Билет сатушылар мен көпестердің әрекеттерін тоқтату үшін нақты ережелерді сақтау қажет болды. Билетке түскен тапсырыстарды орындау үшін сыртқы компанияға тапсырылды. Пошта арқылы тапсырыс берудің соңғы жылдары билетке түскен тапсырыстарды Вермонт штатының Берлингтон қаласындағы Флинн театрының қызметкерлері өңдеді. Билетке түскен сұраныстар кездейсоқ таңдалды, ешбір жанкүйерге ерекше құрмет көрсетілмеді немесе артықшылық берілмеді. Бұл билеттер шектеулі санда түсті қағазға, фольгамен және әр түрлі дизайнмен басылып, тек пошта арқылы ғана таратылды. 2001 жылы, Phish үзіліс алған кезде, Трей Анастасио амфитеатрлар мен ірі концерт алаңдарында гастрольдік тур ұйымдастырды. Бұл Phish-тен басқа оның ең ірі гастролі болды. Phish менеджменті, Dionysian Productions үзіліс кезінде қысқарғандықтан, Анастасио және Dionysian Musictoday жүргізетін интернетке негізделген билеттерді алдын ала сату қызметін пайдаланды. Бұл қызмет 1999 жылдан бері Дэйв Мэтьюс Бендтің Warehouse Fan Association үшін де қолданылып келеді. Жанкүйерлер пошта карточкаларын толтырудың орнына, сайтқа кіріп, концерттерді таңдап, кредиттік карта мәліметтерін енгізді. Бұл тур үшін тапсырыстар Флинн театрында өңделді. Бұл PTBM-нің Вермонт штатынан шыққан соңғы туры болды. 2002 жылы Трей Анастасио гастрольге шыққанда, ол Musictoday қызметін қайта қолданды. Алайда, 2001 жылғы турдан айырмашылығы, соңғы өңдеу Musictoday штаб-пәтерінде, Вирджиния штатының Шарлоттсвилл қаласында өтті. Содан кейін, Phish қайта оралу турын жариялағанда, PTBM да осы қызметті пайдаланды. Осы уақыттан бастап Phish және қосалқы жобаларының барлық билеттерін алдын ала сату Musictoday онлайн қызметі арқылы жүзеге асырылды. Phish-тің 2004 жылы тарауынан кейін Phish-тің қосалқы жобалары кішірейгендіктен, көптеген алдын ала сатулар нақты уақыт сатылымдарына айналды, ал Phish гастрольдік өркендеу кезеңінде қолданылған лотереялардың орнына "бірінші келгенге бірінші" қағидасы қолданылды. Phish 2009 жылы сахнаға оралғаннан кейін, топ қайтадан Musictoday онлайн қызметін пайдаланады.
Phish Tickets By Mail (or PTBM) was a service that sold tickets to performances by Phish before their general on sale date through Ticketmaster and other traditional ticketing outlets. The service exists today in a limited form for concerts involving Trey Anastasio, Mike Gordon, Page McConnell and Jon Fishman. Beginning in the mid 1990s, the Phish ticket presale was done through mail order. For each Phish tour (starting with "taper only" tickets for the December 1994 New Years Run, and both taper and regular tickets for Summer Tour 1995) specific instructions for mail order were listed in the band's newsletter, "Doniac Schvice" (and, later, Phish. com), usually involving envelopes of a specified size, postcards and return postage in the event the ticket order was not fulfilled. There were very specific details that needed to be done, in an effort to deter scalpers and ticket brokers. The ticket orders were then outsourced to a business to fulfill the orders. In the final years of the mail order process, ticket orders were processed by the staff at the Flynn Theatre in Burlington, Vermont. The order in which ticket requests were fulfilled was random, and no seniority or special treatment was given to any fan. These tickets were printed in limited amounts on colored paper with foil and some sort of design, and only issued through mail order. In 2001, while Phish was on a hiatus, Trey Anastasio booked a tour of amphitheatres and major venues. It was his largest tour, at the time, without Phish. With Phish's management, Dionysian Productions, scaled down during the hiatus, Anastasio and Dionysian used an internet based ticket presale service run by Musictoday, who has been running a similar service for Dave Matthews Band's Warehouse Fan Association since 1999. Instead of fans filling out postcards, they went to a website, requested shows and put in credit card information. For this tour, the orders were still processed at the Flynn Theatre. This would be the last tour where PTBM would run from Vermont. When Trey Anastasio went on tour in 2002, he used the Musictoday service again. However, unlike the 2001 tour, the final processing took place at Musictoday's home base in Charlottesville, Virginia. Later that year, when Phish announced their return tour, PTBM used that service as well. All ticket presales for Phish and side projects, from that point on, used Musictoday's online service. As Phish side project tours have become smaller following Phish's 2004 disbandment, most presales have been real time sales, with a first come first served approach in place of the lotteries employed in Phish's touring heyday. With Phish's return to the stage in 2009, the band is once again using Musictoday's online service.
Коммерциялық бедел
Phish-тің 2015 жылғы тур бағалары 40 АҚШ долларынан 70 АҚШ долларына дейін ауысты. Көрсетілімдерге қосымша шаралар ұйымдастырылса, олардың бағасы көбінесе жоғары болады, себебі мұндай шараларға әдетте концерттік бағдарламаға қосымша музыкалық бөлім кіреді.
Phish's 2015 tour prices ranged from US$40.00 to $70.00. Shows with special events attached to them tend to run towards the higher end of the spectrum given that they typically have an extra set of music included in the show.