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Phish Announces 26-Date 2024 Summer Tour Composed Entirely Of Multi-Night Runs

Phish will hit the road in summer 2024 for a 26-date tour of the United States, with the band setting up shop for multiple-night runs in nine cities. The tour announcement shared on Tuesday includes the band’s previously announced four-night Mondegreen festival in Dover, DE (8/15–8/18).

The Phish summer tour will kick off with three nights at the  Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA (7/19–7/21). From there,  Trey Anastasio , Page McConnell ,  Jon Fishman , and  Mike Gordon will travel to  Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT (6/23–6/24) followed by Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, WI (7/26–7/28),  Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis (7/30–7/31), and three-nights at  Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, IN (8/2–8/4).

After that, Phish will play the  Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, MI for the first time since 1998, staging a two-night stand on August 6th and 7th. Following Van Andel, Phish will travel to the site of  Woodstock in Bethel, NY for three nights at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts  (8/9–8/11) ahead of Mondegreen, Phish’s first curated festival since 2015. Finally, the band’s summer tour will wrap with Phish’s traditional four-night Labor Day Weekend run at  Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO outside Denver (8/29–9/1).

A ticket lottery for the 2024 Phish summer tour is currently underway here and ends Monday, March 11th at 12 p.m. ET. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, March 15th at 10 a.m. ET. Specific ticketing information for each show is available here . See below for the full list of tour dates. Before heading out on summer tour, Phish will become the second-ever band to play  Sphere in Las Vegas with a run April 18th–21st.

PHISH SUMMER TOUR 2024

July 19, 20, 21 Xfinity Center, Mansfield, MA July 23, 24 Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT July 26, 27, 28 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI July 30, 31 Chaifetz Arena, St. Louis, MO August 2, 3, 4 Ruoff Music Center, Noblesville, IN August 6, 7 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI August 9, 10, 11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY August 15, 16, 17, 18 Mondegreen, The Woodlands, Dover, DE August 29, 30, 31, Sept 1 Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO

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Phish Announce 2024 Summer Tour

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Phish have confirmed their 2024 summer tour. The Vermont Quartet will kick things off with their first three-night run at Mansfield, MA’s Xfinity Center, a favorite haunt since it was known as Great Woods, from July 19-21. From there, the group will make stops at Uncasville, CT’s Mohegan Sun Arena (7/23-24), East Troy, WI’s Alpine Valley Music Theatre (7/26-28), Noblesville, IN’s Ruoff Music Center (8/2-4), Grand Rapids, MI’s Van Andel Arena (8/6-7) and Bethel, NY’s Bethel Woods Center for the Arts (8/9-11). The outing will come to a close with Phish’s first festival since 2015, Mondegreen, which is slated to take place at The Woodlands in Dover, DE from August 15-18. (It is also Phish’s first show in Delaware since 1994.) Soon after, the group will make their annual appearance at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO.

Building on a recent trend, all of Phish’s summer appearances will be multi-night runs. 

A ticket request period is currently underway at https://tickets.phish.com , ending Monday, March 11 at Noon ET. Tickets go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, March 15 at 10AM ET. Specific ticketing information for each show is available at https://phish.com/tours .

Travel packages will be available for Bethel and Commerce City and go on sale this Wednesday, February 28 at 1PM local time.

The group wrapped up a four-show stand in Mexico this past weekend. They will make their debut at Las Vegas’ Sphere on April 18.

Here’s a look at Phish’s summer 2024 dates 

SUMMER TOUR 2024

July 19, 20, 21 Xfinity Center, Mansfield, MA July 23, 24 Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT July 26, 27, 28 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI July 30, 31 Chaifetz Arena, St. Louis, MO August 2, 3, 4 Ruoff Music Center, Noblesville, IN August 6, 7 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI August 9, 10, 11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY August 15, 16, 17, 18 Mondegreen, The Woodlands, Dover, DE August 29, 30, 31, Sept 1 Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO

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Phish Confirm 2024 Summer Tour

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Phish have confirmed their 2024 summer tour. The Vermont Quartet will kick things off with their first three-night run at Mansfield, MA’s Xfinity Center, a favorite haunt since it was known as Great Woods, from July 19-21. From there, the group will make stops at Uncasville, CT’s Mohegan Sun Arena (7/23-24), East Troy, WI’s Alpine Valley Music Theatre (7/26-28), Noblesville, IN’s Ruoff Music Center (8/2-4), Grand Rapids, MI’s Van Andel Arena (8/6-7) and Bethel, NY’s Bethel Woods Center for the Arts (8/9-11). The outing will come to a close with Phish’s first festival since 2015, Mondegreen, which is slated to take place at The Woodlands in Dover, DE from August 15-18. (It is also Phish’s first show in Delaware since 1994.) Soon after, the group will make their annual appearance at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO.

Building on a recent trend, all of Phish’s summer appearances will be multi-night runs. 

A ticket request period is currently underway at https://tickets.phish.com , ending Monday, March 11 at Noon ET. Tickets go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, March 15 at 10AM ET. Specific ticketing information for each show is available at https://phish.com/tours .

Travel packages will be available for Bethel and Commerce City and go on sale this Wednesday, February 28 at 1PM local time.

The group wrapped up a four-show stand in Mexico this past weekend. They will make their debut at Las Vegas’ Sphere on April 18.

Here’s a look at Phish’s summer 2024 dates 

SUMMER TOUR 2024

July 19, 20, 21 Xfinity Center, Mansfield, MA July 23, 24 Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT July 26, 27, 28 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI July 30, 31 Chaifetz Arena, St. Louis, MO August 2, 3, 4 Ruoff Music Center, Noblesville, IN August 6, 7 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI August 9, 10, 11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY August 15, 16, 17, 18 Mondegreen, The Woodlands, Dover, DE August 29, 30, 31, Sept 1 Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO

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After announcing an April 2023 West Coast tour,  Phish  have unveiled an extensive run of summer 2023 tour dates. Starting with a two-night stand in Huntsville, AL (July 11-12), the band will continue on for performances in Alpharetta, GA (July 14-16), Wilmington, NC (July 18-19), Burgettstown, PA (July 21-22), Syracuse, NY (July 23), Philadelphia, PA (July 25-26), and a seven-night run at New York City’s Madison Square Garden (July 28-August 5).

The band’s summer 2023 will cap with their traditional Labor Day Weekend run at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO, returning for four nights (August 31-September 3).

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Phish return next week to Mexico for the sixth installment of “Phish: Riviera Maya,” from February 23-26. The annual destination concert vacation will take place once again at the AAA Four Diamond-awarded Moon Palace Cancún in Riviera Maya, Cancún, Mexico.

Packages at the Moon Palace are currently sold out, however, a limited number of 4-Night rooms at Hilton Cancún for Phish: Riviera Maya guests are still available.

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23 – Riviera Maya, Cancún, MX – Moon Palace Cancún (SOLD OUT)

24 – Riviera Maya, Cancún, MX – Moon Palace Cancún (SOLD OUT)

25 – Riviera Maya, Cancún, MX – Moon Palace Cancún (SOLD OUT)

26 – Riviera Maya, Cancún, MX – Moon Palace Cancún (SOLD OUT)

14 – Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA

15 – Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA

17 – Greek Theatre – Berkeley, CA (SOLD OUT)

19 – Greek Theatre – Berkeley, CA (SOLD OUT)

21 – Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, CA

22 – Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, CA

23 – Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, CA

11 – Orion Amphitheater – Huntsville, AL

12 – Orion Amphitheater – Huntsville, AL

14 – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre – Alpharetta, GA

15 – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre – Alpharetta, GA

16 – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre – Alpharetta, GA

18 – Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park – Wilmington, NC

19 – Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park – Wilmington, NC

21 – The Pavilion at Star Lake – Burgettstown, PA

22 – The Pavilion at Star Lake – Burgettstown, PA

23 – St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview – Syracuse, NY

25 – TD Pavilion at the Mann – Philadelphia, PA

26 – TD Pavilion at the Mann – Philadelphia, PA

28 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

29 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

30 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

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2 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

4 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

5 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

31 – Dick’s Sporting Goods Park – Commerce City, CO

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3 – Dick’s Sporting Goods Park – Commerce City, CO

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At Las Vegas’s mind-blowing Sphere, Phish enters another dimension

LAS VEGAS — “Step into space, alter my place.” Phish drummer Jon Fishman’s vocal turn in “Taste” encapsulated the Sphere experience for both the band and 18,600 lucky fans at Saturday’s third of four shows at the mammoth multimedia orb that’s become a hot new landmark next to the Vegas strip.

As he sang those words, hieroglyphic panels depicting cover art from old Live Phish CDs circled a 3D lattice crown in counter-rotation, rising several stories to the dome of Sphere’s 160,000-square-foot LED screen. And that was one of the night’s less-abstract visuals, in a space suggesting a skyscraper-size IMAX.

As only the second group to play the $2.3 billion venue, following U2′s 40-date christening, the Vermont-bred jam masters have perfected the conceptual four-night stand, tapping artistic teams that help realize the offbeat ambitions of the band steered by guitarist Trey Anastasio.

In the past, those hi-jinks peaked in late-night sets at its festivals (August’s Mondegreen in Delaware will be the band’s first since 2015), Halloween runs with full-album costumes from classic covers to the debut of alter-ego Kasvot Vaxt at Vegas’s MGM Grand, and New Year’s Eve punctuations at Madison Square Garden. Puppets and dancers graced a Broadway-styled staging of Anastasio’s college fantasy suite Gamehendge to cap 2023.

But Sphere provided another world. The guitarist spent nearly a year plotting with creative directors Abigail Rosen Holmes (who worked with Roger Waters and Talking Heads) and Jean Baptise Hardoin of Montreal’s Moment Factory. While U2 repeated its songs and imagery, the creative team devised four shows honoring Phish’s routine of playing different sets by doing the same with visuals, even using real-time technology to react to the quartet’s improvisational jaunts.

Sphere presents any band with a new challenge (Dead and Company will be next for dates into this summer), but a payoff of possibilities. Like the bottom of the Grand Canyon or the recent solar eclipse’s path of totality, it’s hard to truly convey Sphere’s scope to someone who hasn’t experienced it live.

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It’s largely a matter of scale. After opening Saturday’s show with squiggly lines bending heavenward for “Set Your Soul Free,” Phish took Sphere for a real test drive. Bubbles grew larger as they floated toward the audience packing the venue’s pitched tiers during “Tube,” until the song’s blues-rock coda snapped attention back to the music. The crisp, cyclical ascent of “Taste” also seemed overshadowed by 3D imagery, while “Sigma Oasis” displayed cloud trees like billowing cauliflower while a sea turtle and birds materialized out of the wispy sky. “You’re already there,” Anastasio sang, feeding the sense of imagination.

Yet the most mind-blowing package came in the new “Pillow Jets,” with its scrolling landscape of waving sprouts and impressionistic trees. Evoking “Avatar,” neon lights shot up the trunks to explode into feathery fireworks where leaves dissipated into the wind. But the band matched the intensity in an inspired prog-rock jam of heavy drum fills and thick waves of guitar.

But like U2, Phish knew it couldn’t keep a foot to the pedal. “Mountains in the Mist” struck a mood with simple literal imagery of fog-covered hills. Angular spindles seemed low-key in “Stash” but let focus shift to Sphere’s astounding sonic clarity. One could hear Fishman’s every stroke on his hi-hat cymbals or fans’ cued handclaps like it was a smaller room.

Bassist Mike Gordon ’s active, muscular injections fueled “Fuego” with a taut anchor to more meandering stretches. Sphere’s haptic seating let fans feel the bass even though Gordon wasn’t loud in the mix. And the sound literally bounced around the room from keyboardist Page McConnell’s synth patches. Phish relieved tension with crowd participation, as balloon letters drifted Scrabble-style into the prompt “Wooo” during “Twist.”

Sunday’s finale proved even stronger, the first set centered by an old-school pairing of “Ghost” (where towering robots with moving arms appeared within the screen for another jaw-dropping visual) and “The Divided Sky.”

Phish locked in for their final Sphere set, Anastasio particularly sharp as he energized the jams in a 35-minute “Down with Disease” and hard-charging “Piper,” while “Beneath a Sea of Stars” lent contemplation as star threads elevated to a black hole. The theme to “2001″ mimicked the band’s lighting pioneer Chris Kuroda’s roving spots but couldn’t match what he does with a larger rig on tour. That’ll be seen when Phish hits Xfinity Center for three July nights, leaving Sphere dreams behind until the probable next time.

Watch: Phish takes fans on psychedelic experience with Las Vegas Sphere visuals

Las Vegas' most eye-catching venue welcomed its second band over the weekend.

Phish took over the Sphere , Sin City's $2.3 billion attraction that opened last September. The group delivered a four-show run from Thursday to Sunday, taking the reigns from U2's 40-show residency .

In addition to performing popular tracks like "Farmhouse," the Vermont-based rock band took advantage of the globe's massive LED screen to amaze fans with eccentric visuals.

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Video taken inside the concert captured towers of light, mesmerizing swirls of shapes and bursts of color during the concert. At one point, a giant puppy is displayed licking the screen as if the arena were its favorite ball.

Band aimed to create 'psychedelic' experience

In an interview with SiriusXM , Phish lead guitarist Trey Anastasio said he wanted the Sphere performance to take fans on a "psychedelic" experience.

He heard their concert described a "slight step forward in the psychedelic live jam music experience," which is everything he said he hoped for.

The four-day run marked what the Sphere's website said was the start of a "new relationship" between the band and venue, though future dates haven't been announced.

Sphere earns $167.8 million in latest quarter

Sphere Entertainment Corp. reported $314 million in revenue in February its first full quarter since the venue's debut. The sphere itself earned 167.8 million during this quarter more than the MSG Networks' $146.4 million.

In November, the company reported the Sphere losing $98.4 million for the financial quarter ending on Sept. 30, a day after it first opened in the Las Vegas Strip.

Dead & Company to hit the Sphere next

Dead & Company will be the third rock band to take on the Sphere in a residency they announced in January.

The group, led by John Mayer and Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart, will "feature never-before-seen visual storytelling" and offer the "ultimate connection to the music through these innovative and immersive shows," the Sphere venue said in the residency announcement.

Initially, the band planned a six-week residency with 18 shows from May 16 to June 22 before adding six new shows in July.

Contributing: Melissa Ruggieri and Mike Snider

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Watch: Phish takes fans on psychedelic experience with Las Vegas Sphere visuals

Phish Summer + Spring 2022 Tourdates Announced

A ticket request period is currently underway at tickets.phish.com and will end on Friday, February 25th at Noon ET. Tickets go on sale to the public beginning Friday, March 4th (continuing Saturday). Specific ticketing information for each show is available at phish.com/tours .

Travel Packages will be offered in Bethel, Atlantic City, East Troy, and Commerce City. All packages include concert tickets and local hotel accommodations and go on sale Thursday, March 3rd beginning at 10AM ET. The Atlantic City shows will again offer a special Foundation Ticket that includes early admission, a dedicated viewing area, a Foundation lounge and bar, and early access to merchandise. A portion of proceeds from each Foundation Ticket will benefit the WaterWheel Foundation, celebrating its 25th Anniversary in 2022. For full details and pricing click here .

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Following Tish and Purcell’s 2023 wedding, attended by Cyrus kids Miley, Brandi and Trace, fans were quick to point out that Noah and Braison were not there. People then reported that 54-year-old Purcell had been casually dating Noah  before moving on to Tish. Neither party has confirmed nor denied the rumors.

In April 2022, Tish  filed for divorce  from her longtime husband Billy Ray Cyrus. “It is after 30 years, five amazing children and a lifetime of memories, we have decided to go our separate ways — not with sadness, but with love in our hearts,” a joint statement shared to  People  at the time read. “We have grown up together, raised a family we can be so proud of, and it is now time to create our own paths.”

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Phish Summer 2024 Rumors

7/19-21 Xfinity Center, Mansfield, MA

7/23-24 Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT

7/26-28 Alpine Valley Music Center, East Troy, WI

7/30-31 Chaifetz Arena, St Louis, MO????

8/2-4 – Ruoff Music Center – Noblesville, IN

8/6-7 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI — https://www.vanandelarena.com/events/2024/phish

8/9-11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY

8/15-19 Mondegreen, Dover, DE

8/29-9/1 Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO

19 thoughts on “ Phish Summer 2024 Rumors ”

Where is the rest of the tour?

haven’t you heard they need to get everyone money for festival before released date, so they can get more money, vs releasing full tour at once

Last year, they didn’t post summer tour rumors until Jan. 31. Relax, friend!

Dicks is 8/29-9/1

Is it true that one of the girls on your homepage is Taylor Swift? My friend Timmy T thinks so.

Any truth to 8/9-11 in Bethel?

blossom 7/31? that dates open

Alpine Valley 7/26, 7/27, 7/28. Wife has a student who’s uncle works for Phish

Alpine confirmed?

yes they skipped a year

Summer tour won’t get posted until mid March. Don’t expect dates in February

Release dates for summer tour last few years. Don’t think you know everything when you’re clearly wrong

2023: 2/14 2022: 2/15 2021: 1/23 2019: 1/19

the last several years summer tour was announced this week

We need rumors.. we dont care if its right….

Spac 7/4 is open

(7/16-17) West 7/19-21 Gorge (or Mansfield) 7/23-(24) West (or Grand Rapids) 7/26-28 Alpine (or West ???) 7/30-31 St Louis 8/2-4 Deer Creek (or South???) 8/6-7 Mohegan (or Grand Rapids) 8/9-11 Bethel 8/15-18 Dover 8/29-9/1 Dicks

Bethel 8/9-8/11 Mohegan 7/23-7/24 More dates dropping tmrw

Any truth to rumors ofProvidence Park, in the city formerly known as Portlandia? Would be cool. Weird too. Mohegan Sun needs to happen. I dig that arena.

Spot on as usual. Congrats and thanks

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Billie Eilish ‘s third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, is just under three weeks away from being released. The singer and songwriter — and current Rolling Stone cover star — has made clear that she won’t be releasing any singles from the record in advance, but she has announced an extensive global arena tour in support of the release.

The Hit Me Hard and Soft tour will mark Eilish’s first return to the road since the conclusion of the Happier Than Ever world tour, which ran for 88 shows from February 2022 through April 2023. This new run of shows will include 81 stops across North America, Australia, and Europe beginning in September 2024 and wrapping in July 2025.

The Australian leg will begin in February 2025, with stops in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. From there, Eilish will head over to Europe in April 2025 for performances in Stockholm, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, London, Dublin, and more.

General sale for the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour will begin on Friday, May 3 via the official Billie Eilish website . The sale will include any tickets remaining following the conclusion of multiple pre-sales, most of which will begin on Tuesday, April 30.

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The tour will also implement environmental sustainability practices at the request of Eilish. “I have never had an interest in being a role model, ever,” she told Rolling Stone . “If you’re going to think I’m a role model, think I’m a role model in terms of trying to save the environment, and being more conscious of the way that you live, and your carbon footprint, and your contribution to animal agriculture.”

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