Phish’s Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell Surprise Fans With ‘December’ Performance
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Six-song set of stripped-down Phish songs recorded at band's Vermont "Barn" studio
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Flashback: Phish Cover Beatles’ ‘Back in the U.S.S.R.’ in 1994
Posted in: Music NewsBand's tradition of wearing a "musical costume" on Halloween dates back to this 1994 show where they covered the White Album
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Trey Anastasio Plots Eight-Week Virtual Residency ‘The Beacon Jams’
Posted in: Music NewsPhish frontman's shows at the Beacon Theatre in New York will stream for free on Twitch
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Trey Anastasio Pays Tribute to Toots Hibbert: ‘I’ve Loved His Music My Entire Life’
Posted in: Music News"Toots was a ray of light, so kind and welcoming," Phish guitarist and Hibbert collaborator says of reggae legend
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Watch Trey Anastasio Become Late-Night TV’s First In-Studio Guest Since March
Posted in: Music NewsThe Phish frontman joined the Roots for a fiery take on his Bowie-inspired stomper "I Never Needed You Like This Before" on The Tonight Show
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Trey Anastasio Announces Surprise Quarantine Album ‘Lonely Trip’
Posted in: Music NewsAnastasio is releasing a series of "raw, low-fi" recordings made in his New York apartment
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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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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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Watch Trey Anastasio of Phish Cover Bon Iver’s ‘Towers’
Posted in: Music NewsPhish frontman tells audience about dream in which he saw Tool with Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig
