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Phish - April 27th, 2025

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2025-04-26 2025-06-20

Phish - April 27th, 2025

Hollywood Bowl · Hollywood · CA

SundayNight 3 at this venue2025 Spring Tour2025-04-27

Songs played

17

3 sets · longest: Set 1 (9)

Average gap

19.6

rarer than 83% of all shows, 78% of 2025

Biggest bustout

The Landlady - shows since last played

Debuts

0

5 covers played

Rotation76% fresh vs previous 5 shows0 repeats from 2025-04-26

Setlist

Set 1

The Landlady,Cavern > Llama,Sand,The Lizards,Hey Stranger > Timber (Jerry the Mule),Joy,

(Surrender to the) Flow of the night

2:48:59 of music

Song length in play order. Tap a point for that song. Swipe the chart to see the rest.

Longest: You Enjoy Myself 27:58 · 17 songs with recorded lengths

When it debuted

Tonight's unique songs by the era Phish first played them.

'83-'893
'90-'945
'95-'002
'09-'143
'15-'193

Rarity board

Rarer than most - 1 song shelved 50+ shows.

The Landladygap 110

Joygap 42

The Lizardsgap 38

Timber (Jerry the Mule)gap 22

Llamagap 12

Hey Strangergap 12

Gap = shows since the song was last played, at the moment it was played.

Jam chart entries

After a wobbly start to the song, the jam transitions to bliss at 3:50, a move unique for "Llama", and then wraps traditionally.

Setlist notes

The Landlady was played for the first time since August 14, 2022 (110 shows). Trey teased Birds of a Feather in Timber (Jerry the Mule) and The 9th Cube in Kill Devil Falls. Mike teased Mr. Completely in Fuego.

Setlist, gaps, jam charts, and notes from phish.net, a project of the non-profit Mockingbird Foundation.

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Most Events Aren't Planned

Set 2

More,You Enjoy Myself -> Twist > Kill Devil Falls > Lifeboy > Also Sprach Zarathustra > Say It To Me S.A.N.T.O.S.

Encore

Gamehendge1/9Related to Gamehendge1/11bustout50+ show gap

'20-now

1

Album representation

The studio home of each song, from phish.net. Covers count as one slice.

A Picture of Nectar3
Joy2
Big Boat1
Farmhouse1
Fuego1
Hoist1
The White Tape1
Covers5
No studio album2

Gap since last played

Shows since each song's previous appearance. A big number is a bustout.

1-21
3-53
6-158
16-504
51+ · bustout1

Originals vs covers

Whose songbook tonight drew from.

Phish original12
Trey Anastasio2
Josh White and Sam Gary1
Strauss, as interpreted by Deodato1
Vida Blue1

Timber (Jerry the Mule)

Begins in the usual tenor but becomes increasingly atmospheric and textured as it subtly brightens into a more established major sound until around 7:00 when a spunkier, more "Timber"-like energy returns to guide the jam back home. Longest version since 11/28/97.

You Enjoy Myself

A centerpiece "YEM" that takes full advantage of the two-jam format which has become familiar since 12/31/21. After a short vocal jam, the band digs back in with quality "Type II" riffing which intensifies before landing in a poignant, inspirational zone and eventually peters out -> "Twist".

No mere landing pad. After winding its way "in" from the remnants of a huge "YEM," the band completely divorces itself from former sounds to create yet another remarkable sonic space. Breaking quickly from the song, the jam is very much of itself and perhaps, at least initially, rich with a bit more by way of those welcome Santana over- and undertones. But then. Listen in. The jamming, if not quixotic, has something of an exotic, offbeat, hushed and admirable atonal quality. And then. Keep processing. Thanks in large part to Page, everything is something else completely. Quirky. But not quite. For Trey keeps working a number of warm melodies before play becomes pleasantly droning and noisy with Trey then screwing this heavy morass into "Twist's" signature riff.

Kill Devil Falls

Tight, exploratory version that wastes no time. An early stop-start section (replete with Trey's careening sirens blocking out "woos") takes hold, before an excellent key change leads to an (at times) polytonal synth-rich romp with top-notch interplay. "KDF"'s DNA starts to slowly re-emerge before the jam melts from the song's traditional ending > "Lifeboy".

Don't leave yet! This is no perfunctory Encore on the last night of the tour as the band drops one of their longest jams ever in the extra period. Trey leads the band through multiple distinct sections of jamming. After returning to the chorus, even the feedback ending gets extended.

Versions phish.net's jam charts single out as noteworthy.