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Phish - September 19th, 2025

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Phish - September 19th, 2025

Hampton Coliseum · Hampton · VA

Friday2025 Late Summer Tour2025-09-19

Songs played

20

3 sets · longest: Set 1 (10)

Average gap

19.6

rarer than 81% of all shows, 76% of 2025

Biggest bustout

Army of One - shows since last played

Debuts

0

6 covers played

Rotation90% fresh vs previous 5 shows0 repeats from 2025-09-17

Setlist

Set 1

Fluffhead,46 Days,My Friend, My Friend > Rift,Gumbo,Pebbles and Marbles,Army of One > Ya Mar,

(Surrender to the) Flow of the night

3:23:36 of music

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

Longest: Tweezer 27:59 · 20 songs with recorded lengths

When it debuted

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

'83-'892
'90-'946
'95-'004
'03-'043
'09-'141

Rarity board

Rarer than most - 2 songs shelved 50+ shows.

Army of Onegap 106

Energygap 101

The Wedgegap 26

Buggap 19

Gumbogap 14

Pebbles and Marblesgap 14

Prince Caspiangap 14

Riftgap 10

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

Jam chart entries

My Friend, My Friend

Takes its time rumbling in the aftermath of the standard outro and then gradually winds up into a fairly intense vortex, then flips the tonality from minor to major in expectation of a peak but instead dwindles mysteriously > "Rift".

Setlist notes

Army of One was last played on July 26, 2023 (107 shows). Energy was last played on August 2, 2023 (102 shows). Ruby Waves was unfinished. Trey teased Manteca in the second Tweezer.

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

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Walls of the Cave

Set 2

Energy > Tweezer² > Ruby Waves¹ > No Men In No Man's Land > Tweezer > Waste > Rock and Roll

Encore

Prince Caspian > Bug > Tweezer Reprise

bustout50+ show gap

¹ Unfinished.

² Tweezer Sandwich: Tweezer bookended Ruby Waves and No Men In No Man's Land in Set 2 - the 38th on record, the first since June 22nd, 2025.

'15-'19

2

Album representation

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

Rift3
A Picture of Nectar2
Billy Breathes2
Round Room2
Big Boat1
Junta1
Stash1
Undermind1
Covers6

Gap since last played

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

3-54
6-1511
16-502
51+ · bustout2

Originals vs covers

Whose songbook tonight drew from.

Phish original13
Trey Anastasio2
Amfibian1
Cyril Ferguson1
The Apples in Stereo1
The Velvet Underground1

Cool lines and great vibes, the band embarks on a great, throwback version (one can almost hear "Another One Bites The Dust" working to surface). Trey strums after the six-minute mark, signaling a contemporary shift, and his solo follows suit - the tone, if not the mood of the jam, markedly different. Cool shades of "Norwegian Wood" - or play akinto - seem to flavor the jam's melodic texture, before Trey builds to a draw your own conclusion, conclusion. Almost. For Page, on his piano, takes over, working through a fine iteration of the song's classic coda.

More than anything, this jam is defined by the wall of loops Trey builds from around 11-16min wherein the band executes one of the most unique peaks of the year. It's dimly lit as Mike roots everything through ominous playing, but the combo of wild loops and synths on top gives the impression of contained madness akin to the HAL 9000 systematically betraying the Discovery One. Moving from the peak of the jam, the back half is fairly standard in nature but accentuated by each member giving it their all. Perhaps not the most transgressive music you've heard from The Phish From Vermont, but the A for Effort is real here. Closing with a shreddy, psychedelic, 2.0 style peak, we return to the "Tweezer" riff on a high before fading > into a perfectly placed "Ruby Waves."

Returns > from "NMINML" with plucky synth-funk which transitions to a more calming, upbeat vibe before concluding > "Waste".

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