All new 6-CD Box Set from Phish. The Spectrum ‘97 is a two-show complete audio box set recorded live 12/2/97 + 12/3/97 at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, PA – a legendary sports and music arena that hosted Phish nine times between December 1995 and November 2003. Capturing the band at this classic venue during their Fall Tour ‘97 apex, The Spectrum ’97 celebrates a standout two-night run across 33 songs, and features a Soundcheck Bonus. The classic run of shows are mixed from the band’s multitracks and mastered. Recorded live by Paul Languedoc, mixed from multitrack by Jon Altschiller, and mastered by Fred Kevorkian.

Phish is an American rock band noted for their musical improvisation, extended jams, exploration of music across genres, and an adoring fan base. Although the band has received little radio play or mainstream exposure, Phish has developed a large and dedicated following by word of mouth, the exchange of live recordings by trading tapes with other fans and selling over 8 million albums and DVDs in the U.S.

"This is why we do it. TIGHT playing by the whole band last night. High energy first set with a phenomenal tube and cities. Tube featured stellar funk jamming, a quick start-stop and then slid into some wonky atonal jamming before jumping into a perfectly played “blues part” of the tune. Cities. Wow. Thank you CK5 for making this a spectacle for us to watch and listen to. Listen to the cities. Second set jamming was seamless, groovy, and experimental. Phish has truly done it again. I was at all 3 Berkeley and LA shows of this tour and I think night 3 of LA was my favorite. What can I say, I’m a sucker for good music and musicianship."

"Lawn Boy" is Phish’s Gold-certified sophomore masterpiece. This undeniable classic fused the band’s trademark progressive rock with elements of bluegrass and jazz. Lawn Boy features fan-favorites from the band’s repertoire including “Reba”, “The Squirming Coil”, “Split Open And Melt” and “Bouncing Around The Room”. It is one of the band’s greatest recordings and a favorite among Phish-heads.

Exhilarating rock phenoms, Phish unleashed their debut platinum-selling studio venture with "Junta". A bold statement of the ensemble’s arrival, the album helped cultivate an endearing following. The album is a seamless blend of rock, folk, country, bluegrass, funk and jazz showcasing the band’s ingenious storytelling. Centerpieces on the album include “Fluffhead”, “You Enjoy Myself” and “Divided Sky”. Heralded as the band’s definitive recording, the album is now available as a pristine hi-res download.

"Sigma Oasis" is the 14th studio album released by the American rock band Phish, released on the band's JEMP Records. Phish did not plan to release Sigma Oasis in April 2020, but decided to move up the release date due to the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic; In a statement, the band wrote "When we recorded the album, we didn’t plan to release it this way. But today, because of the environment we’re all in, it just feels right. We don't know the next time that we’re all going to be able to be together. This is an opportunity to have a moment where the Phish community can share something despite being physically separated".

Get More Down is an album by Vermont-based jam band Phish, released under the alter-ego "Sci-Fi Soldier". The band's sixteenth studio album, it was released for streaming and download on October 31, 2022 and contains the twelve songs debuted during the band's Halloween concert the previous year. Continuing their tradition of a "musical costume" during the second set of each Halloween concert, this show saw Phish perform as the band Sci-Fi Soldier, a futuristic, superhero-themed group, complete with costumes and alternate instruments to fit the theme. Get More Down features studio recordings of these songs, some of which have entered the band's setlists in later shows.

The third installment of the LP ON LP vinyl series is Tweezer > Prince Caspian from the second of three nights at Phish’s Magnaball festival at Watkins Glen International, an autoracing track in the Finger Lakes region of New York.

On September 29, 1999, Phish played their only show at The Pyramid Arena in Memphis, TN. The Memphis Pyramid aka The Great American Pyramid is a unique and mysterious 32-story venue modeled after Giza in Egypt, opened in 1991 and used for sports and entertainment until 2004. It now houses a megastore that includes America’s tallest free standing elevator to the apex. Memphis ’99 was the 16th show on a 24-show fall tour that stretched from Vancouver to Albany.

Phish will issue official audio of their November 27, 1996 concert at Key Arena in Seattle this Friday, July 2 via LivePhish.com. Archivist Kevin Shapiro spun tracks from the forthcoming release on SiriusXM’s Phish Radio for the latest episode of From The Archives which premiered on Monday and will re-air throughout the week.

The second installment of LP On LP is the “Waves” performed by Phish on May 26, 2011, at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel Woods, New York. The 28-minute “Waves” recorded by Jon Altschiller and mixed by Scheiner comes from a tech rehearsal on the eve of the first show of Summer Tour 2011. Phish archivist Kevin Shapiro first premiered the Bethel Tech “Waves,” which includes elements of John Coltrane’s “A Love Supreme” theme, on an episode of From The Archives broadcast on Phish’s The Bunny radio station at their July 2011 Super Ball IX festival.

This was Phish’s 1st show at Deer Creek – an amphitheater with a capacity of 21,118 at the time. Phish has played this venue 22 times to-date. Reserved tickets cost $20.00 and the show was sold out. Fish wore his blue and white banana dress with Tipitina’s-style banana print. The vocals of Rift were flubbed but quickly recovered. Set II marked the first time Simple segued into David Bowie. Trey teased Mind Left Body during David Bowie. Possum was played with a heavy metal-ish feel. After this show the band and crew traveled 317 miles overnight to Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

This was Phish’s second performance at Great Woods and their 1st headline show there. Reserved tickets cost $19.50 including parking and the show was sold out. Stash included added choreography and audience clapping during Fish’s wood block section as the audience slowly made itself more a part of that song. Set I saw the 1st public performance of The Mango Song in more than a year (since 5/17/92). Maze included teases of 2001 and some megaphone vocalizations by Trey. Glide featured Trey and Mike skating on their Slide Board Balance Trainers. Fish called for “more lighters!” during Purple Rain. Free Bird was performed with microphones.

Phish keyboardist Page McConnell announces the release of his new solo album, MAYBE WE’RE THE VISITORS, arriving digitally via Keyed Records this Friday, April 9. MAYBE WE’RE THE VISITORS was written and recorded in Iceland and Burlington, VT. The release is preceded by today’s premiere of the album’s first song, “Radio Silence,” which David Fricke called in his album notes “an overture of slowly dawning arpeggios that dot the void like hopeful transmissions.”

Phish keyboardist Page McConnell and guitarist Trey Anastasio released December, a collection of six duo performances recorded at The Barn in Vermont earlier this month.