2009 to 2020: Hampton, Dick's, the Baker's Dozen and the modern jam renaissance. Here are 30 of our 106 3.0 Era questions to warm up with. Every answer links to the source it was checked against.
Play the full quizSigma Oasis. Sigma Oasis was unveiled during a "Dinner and a Movie" webcast, premiered at a simulcast listening party the next day, and hit streaming on April 2, 2020.
Source: Sigma Oasis - Wikipedia
Bruce Springsteen. The Boss strapped on a guitar for three songs, including "Glory Days," the night after headlining the festival himself.
Source: Springsteen Joins Phish to Close Out Electric Bonnaroo 2009 | Rolling Stone
Donuts. Fish's blue muumuu with red donut-shaped rings is so iconic that Phish tried to trademark the pattern in 2015.
Source: Jon Fishman - Wikipedia
Hampton Coliseum. The "Mothership" in Hampton was a fitting place for the comeback: the band's beloved 1998 shows there had already been released as the Hampton Comes Alive box set.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
Steve Lillywhite. Steve Lillywhite joined the Billy Breathes sessions at Bearsville in 1996 and returned 13 years later to produce the reunion album Joy in New York City.
Source: Joy (Phish album) - Wikipedia
Bob Ezrin. Bob Ezrin produced and mixed Fuego, recorded in Nashville, then returned for Big Boat, cut mainly at The Barn in Vermont.
Source: Fuego (Phish album) - Wikipedia
Wingsuit. The working title was Wingsuit, and "Wingsuit" survives as the album's closer. Eight Fuego songs debuted as a Halloween 2013 set in Atlantic City.
Source: Fuego (Phish album) - Wikipedia
TV on the Radio. It comes from TV on the Radio's 2008 album Dear Science, and Phish's debut in Albany is credited with giving a sleepy fall tour a jolt.
Watcher of the Skies. Phish paid tribute to both eras of Genesis, pairing the prog epic opener of Foxtrot with the Phil Collins-era horn-fueled single.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
The Errant Path. The show started out as the Jonny B. Fishman Radio Show before it became The Errant Path.
Source: Jon Fishman - Wikipedia
Hunt's. Languedoc mixed the band until 2004 and builds guitars and basses only for Trey and Mike. When Phish returned in 2009 he retired from the road to focus on building instruments.
Source: Paul Languedoc - Wikipedia
July 8, 1994 at Great Woods. The Great Woods show in Mansfield, Massachusetts was added to LivePhish in August 2020 after a Dinner and a Movie webcast.
Source: Gamehendge - Wikipedia
Berkeley. The nickname comes from the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, and at over 43 minutes it ran even longer than the famous 2013 Tahoe version.
Source: Phish.net Jam Chart: Tweezer
Everything's Right. The band kicked off the Sphere era with a 2017-written song, and later that night played "Tweezer" and "Fluffhead" in a stacked second set.
December 30. That symphonic "Tweezer" came back for a second helping later in the set, popping out of "Steam" before sliding into "Ruby Waves."
Source: Phish.net Jam Chart: Tweezer
2014 Jam of the Year. Though played on January 3, 2015, it still counted for the 2014 award because it was part of the 2014 New Year's run in Miami.
Madison Square Garden. Across those 13 nights at the Garden, Phish played 237 songs without repeating a single one.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
Grateful Dead. Trey handled lead guitar and vocals for all five Fare Thee Well shows, two in Santa Clara and three in Chicago.
Source: Trey Anastasio - Wikipedia
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. The MGM Grand set was a tribute, complete with backup singers and a string section.
Source: Phish Halloween Musical Costumes - Live For Live Music
None. Thirteen nights, zero repeats: every show had a fresh setlist across the whole residency.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
2009. The band was welcomed back 13 years later for a summer 2009 stand.
Source: Riots, Rock Bans and Redemption: The Lesser-Known History of Red Rocks - CPR
Colorado. Dick's Sporting Goods Park is in Commerce City, Colorado, just outside Denver. Phish made a Labor Day run there an annual tradition beginning in 2011.
Between Me and My Mind. Steven Cantor directed the film. It follows Trey's projects outside Phish and ends at the band's 2018 New Year's Eve concert.
Source: Trey Anastasio - Wikipedia
Big Boat. Bob Ezrin produced Big Boat, and every band member sings lead on at least one track. It closes with the 13-minute "Petrichor."
Source: Big Boat - Wikipedia
Fuego. Most of Fuego was written by all four members together. It debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200.
Source: Fuego (Phish album) - Wikipedia
An auto racing track. Super Ball IX filled the Watkins Glen International road course in upstate New York over July 1-3, 2011.
Exile on Main St.. Before the show, fans watched a website "kill off" 99 candidate albums. A horn section joined the band, along with Sharon Jones on backing vocals.
A 1964 Disney sound-effects record. The band wrote ten new songs based on the spooky sounds of The Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
Madison Square Garden. The exceptions were 2014, when the band rang in the new year in Miami, and the pandemic years. Phish had also played MSG on New Year's Eve in 1995, 1997, 1998 and 2002.
Source: NYE At MSG: Phish Confirms 2025 New Year's Eve Run At Madison Square Garden - JamBase
LivePhish. LivePhish added an on-demand streaming service, LivePhish+, in 2014. Fans can hear official soundboards of shows from across the band's history.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
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