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Phish - July 12th, 2025

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Phish - July 12th, 2025

North Charleston Coliseum · North Charleston · SC

SaturdayNight 2 at this venue2025 Early Summer Tour2025-07-12

Songs played

18

3 sets · longest: Set 1 (8)

Average gap

38.4

rarer than 95% of all shows, 96% of 2025

Biggest bustout

Jesus Just Left Chicago - shows since last played

Debuts

0

6 covers played

Rotation83% fresh vs previous 5 shows0 repeats from 2025-07-11

Setlist

Set 1

The Moma Dance,NICU,Jesus Just Left Chicago,Divided Sky,Destiny Unbound,Monsters,Plasma,Bathtub Gin

(Surrender to the) Flow of the night

2:56:57 of music

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

Longest: Mercury 19:17 · 18 songs with recorded lengths

When it debuted

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

'83-'897
'90-'943
'95-'001
'09-'143
'15-'193

Rarity board

A deep-cut night - 3 songs shelved 50+ shows.

Jesus Just Left Chicagogap 207

Carolinagap 205

I Am the Walrusgap 72

Destiny Unboundgap 43

Soul Planetgap 43

NICUgap 38

I Am Hydrogengap 16

Joygap 12

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

Jam chart entries

After the standard outro the band drops into a laid-back '97-style funk groove fueled by the classic ingredients of wah-guitar, clav, and siren loop before flirting with major for a more contemporary sound and building moderately in the final minutes.

Setlist notes

Jesus Just Left Chicago was performed for the first time since December 3, 2019 (208 shows). Trey teased I'm a Man in Destiny Unbound. Carolina was performed for the first time since December 6, 2019 (206 shows).

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

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Set 2

Mike's Song ✦ > I Am Hydrogen ✦ > Weekapaug Groove ✦,Mercury > Soul Planet,Joy,Harry Hood,I Am the Walrus

Encore

Carolina,Say It To Me S.A.N.T.O.S.

Mike's GrooveHIT ✦Related to Gamehendge1/11bustout50+ show gap

'20-now

1

Album representation

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

Joy1
Lawn Boy1
Sigma Oasis1
The Story of the Ghost1
The White Tape1
Covers6
No studio album7

Gap since last played

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

1-21
3-54
6-156
16-504
51+ · bustout3

Originals vs covers

Whose songbook tonight drew from.

Phish original12
Trey Anastasio3
The Beatles1
Traditional1
ZZ Top1

Destiny Unbound

Nearly six years later, at the same scene of the last jammed-out "Destiny", the tune once again goes for an extended ride. An "I'm A Man" tease galvanizes a brief, extra passage of full band hard rockin' grooves before returning to the song's regular conclusion.

Weekapaug Groove

Immediately goes minor at the jam's outset then spends some time in the customary "Weekapaug" style before returning to minor with synthy funk led by Page.

Sparkling play from Page helps lead the band out of "Mercury" proper into a cool, laid back jam. The jam progressively gets more upbeat and energetic, before dropping into a funk breakdown and eventually > into "Soul Planet".

There's no time wasted in this all killer, no filler jam, which gets especially gnarly after 8:00 when it develops a mean streak and goes screaming through space to a supernova conclusion.

The intro here finally gets a little extra attention but as usual the real action comes later and right away it's clear that both band and crowd are primed to pop as the jam cascades and sparkles effervescently and bubbles over with abundance and abandon. It feels very good indeed.

I Am the Walrus

This psychedelic set closing version gets a gratuitous extra helping of yellow matter custard and that special weirdness that makes Phish covering The Beatles in 2025 such a mind warping and revelatory experience in the last year of the first quarter of the 21st century.

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