Trey Anastasio Announces Surprise Quarantine Album ‘Lonely Trip’
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Anastasio is releasing a series of "raw, low-fi" recordings made in his New York apartment
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Flashback: Neil Young and Phish Play an Epic, Weed-Fueled ‘Down by the River’
Posted in: Music NewsWithout any warning, Young came out during Phish's 1998 Farm Aid set and jammed with them on his Crazy Horse classic
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Phish’s Page McConnell on Their New Album and the Story of Phish Food Ice Cream
Posted in: Music Features"Mass gatherings are the thing you can't do, and it's the thing that we do," he says. "I'm confident we'll be doing this again in front of people"
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Trey Anastasio on Phish’s ‘Sigma Oasis’ and How COVID-19 May Change Music Forever
Posted in: Music FeaturesPhish were feeling looser than ever on their fall tour, and brought that energy into the studio. Now, they're wondering how long it will be before they play again
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Phish to Debut New Album ‘Sigma Oasis’ During April 1st Livestream
Posted in: Music NewsNot an April Fools' prank: Jam band's first LP since 2016's Big Boat will premiere Wednesday
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Trey Anastasio, Please Make a Quarantine Album
Posted in: Music NewsPhish singer-guitarist has released several new songs that address the fear, isolation, and uncertainty of our moment
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That Epic Time Kenny Rogers Played With Phish
Posted in: Country MusicIn a previously unpublished interview, the country veteran, who died last week, talks about taking a musical gamble at Bonnaroo 2012. It paid off
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Phish Map 2020 Summer Tour
Posted in: Music NewsJam band announce multi-night stands in San Francisco, Nashville and Atlantic City — plus their annual Labor Day bash at Dick's Sporting Goods Park
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Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Unsuccessfully Flee Mummies in ‘King Kong’ Video
Posted in: Country MusicBuzzy jam band tap into Phish's lighthearted aesthetic with new song and clip featuring Nashville horn players Here Come the Mummies
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Plague-Infected Prairie Dogs Threaten Phish Labor Day Event
Posted in: Music News"Fortunately, the Tri-County Health Department has advised that Dick’s Sporting Goods Park is safe to host Phish’s concerts," band says in a statement
