Following another much-anticipated run of shows at Red Rocks – that later turned out to unfortunately be a story of what happened outside the red walls of the venue rather than within it – the band headed east toward Plattsburgh, stopping in the Midwest along the way.
Just 10 days into a memorable 1994 Spring Tour, Phish entered the hallowed halls of New York City’s Beacon Theatre for a run of shows wrought with classic mid-90’s antics, another run through a handful of Hoist tunes debuted earlier in the tour and to close out the run, the Giant Country Horns.
In this edition of Under the Covers, we’re talking about Drowned.
If not to be outdone but themselves, Phish released “Phish 12/31/91, Worcester Memorial Auditorium, Worcester, MA” late Friday as the band continued to rock the hallowed halls of MSG.
With the New Year’s Eve run just over a week away, and 12.31.11 just beyond that, I wanted to provide a little encore to my three part MSG Preview that worked to recap a number of Phish’s covers from summer tour. For this encore performance, I figured no cover would be more timely than Auld Lang Syne.
setlist provided by Phish.net