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FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
Phish are the ultimate psychedelic jam band, and they've got the diehard fanbase to prove it. Beloved for their commitment to the counterculture, killer improvisation skills, and quirky on-stage antics, the band never lets their "Phans" down in concert, and their 2013 shows celebrating their 30th anniversary were no exception. Cranking out marathon sets of three decades worth of hits, the band triggered more than a few out-of-body experiences at their recent shows, leaving fans with a hunger that can only be satiated with another helping of Phish as they hit the road for more tour dates in 2014.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Formed at the University of Vermont in 1983, Phish started out playing Grateful Dead covers and distributing numerous home-recorded tapes before getting serious with 1988 double album Junta. By the early '90s, the band had developed a unique performance style that incorporated extensive audience participation, the use of secret languages, and jumping on trampolines while playing their instruments, further fueling their ever-growing cult popularity. By 1993, they were headlining festivals and selling out Madison Square Garden, foreshadowing the continued success they would enjoy as their quasi-mythical reputation continued to grow throughout the decade. Reuniting after a brief hiatus from 2004-2008, the band continues to treat their loyal fans to their legendary live shows on tour in 2014.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"Unbelievable show! Phish came out like a juggernaut and never let up once during two powerhouse sets. Opening with a one-two punch of "Funky Bitch" and "Wolfman's Brother," the band quickly let the audience know they were bringing their A-game."
"The show was a true celebration of the band's 30 year anniversary! All the songs they played were phish originals--no covers, which is very rare for them. As always, the sound and energy were unsurpassed."
"The boys did not disappoint.....they came out with all guns blazing and fired out two blistering sets and a triple encore !"
Was there at their very first Toronto show at the Spectrum and I’ll be at every Phish show I can go to. They love playing Toronto and it showed!
The band played an amazing show. It’s too bad the sound is so bad in the venue and you need to pay $100 for a beer and pizza
Best live band ever. That’s why people follow them all around America It’s great to have them play in Canada They should play here more often
They should come more often! Beautiful night, energetic show. The lights were incredible!
Absolutely the best show I’ve ever seen. Phish brought their A game - great venue, amazing sound, the light show was spectacular! Song selection was perfect.
If they are close to your home town, then don't miss them!
Just a brilliant show with many songs from the way back machine. Highlights were the 20 minute jam in the second set, 2001 and the opener being Moma Dance. Two sets that averaged 90 minutes never left you wanting--ok, maybe a show more than every 13 years would be nice!!! See them before you die!
4th show, wish I'd seen more, glad they're still touring cuz if they come to the east coast again I'm there.
The show started a little slow but built momentum with the second set being a scorcher and closed out with bang !!!!
Totally excellent dudes! What ambience! What vibes! Way to make the sound bend to your will and float out over an excited crowd of synchophants! Great sound system. An inspired performance with plenty of surprises. Really, could there be a better place for a concert?
A tremendously talented band at a beautiful venue. Some of the most thoughtful and soulful improvisation of any currently touring band.
Sometimes Phish just goes off the hook. This was one of those times
Phish is the absolute best band on the planet! From the first Note they had the audience in the palm of there hand. Also, being as it was Mike's bday(bass). It was a PHUNK PHEST from the first song!! Deff recommend Phish! Also, the DTE MUSIC CENTRE was a cool Venue. Intimate, Lotsa parking, cool crowd(it was a Phish show)
General admission works out better than I had expected. If you want to be on the floor near the front it is very doable.
First set good. Encore good. Second set killed Manute Bol it sucked so bad.
Phish at Blossom Music Center was unforgettable. The lot scene was in full force, the venue was fantastic, well organized, and very flexible to the community. The parking situation ran smoothly, the lawn was in good shape and the pavilion was beautiful. I would go back at a moment's notice.
this concert was amazing, i would recommend everyone to go see phish, indredible lights. they know how to put on a show
Phish tore the roof off MSG last night. Great setlist. Great crowd vibe. Band was tight. Excited to see them again tonight!
This was one of the band's top performances in years. They took chances, listened to each other, as well as the natural acoustics of the basalt rocks, the swirling winds and felt the energy of the crowd. These efforts combined in producing two unforgettable sets of Phish's spacier side. It was cathartic to arrive at the Gorge and feel that warm wind blowing out of the massive river valley below. Many fans travelled from afar, including Canada and Japan, to experience the unique and powerful venue. The Gorge was matched with a resurgent band - having achieved their mission of a successful reunion - now taking the bar to an entirely other level musically. Playing new and old songs, Phish blew us all away as they ended the show with songs that just sound great at the Gorge: Bathtub Gin, Harry Hood and Slave to the Traffic Light. Only one cover song was played, and it produced maximum effect. The real beauty of what Phish is currently accomplishing is that any song can be the highlight of the show.
