January: 13 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31
February: 02 | 03 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 10 | 14
April: 17 | 18 | 19
November: 01 | 10 | 19
December: 04 | 07
Pork Tornado,
Tuesday, 01/13/1998
Iron Horse Music Hall, Northampton, MA
Set 1: Make Me Swim, Who Do You Love?, Trouble Every Day, Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky (From Now On), She Thinks I Still Care, Jungle Boogie, Guabi Guabi, Jam
Set 2: Maybellene, Dreams to Remember, Disco Inferno, Kiss My Black Ass, Are You Ready?, Can't Take My Eyes Off of You
Notes: This setlist may be incomplete.
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Dan Archer, Aaron Hersey, Joe Moore, Phil Abair
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Tuesday, 01/20/1998
Theatre of the Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA
Set 1: Flux, Tuang Guru, Ballad for Trio, The Phoenicians, Chapeau, Nimbus
Set 2: Contois, Good and Plenty, Black Orpheus, Clip, Barber's Hint, Mandoneon
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe, The Country Open
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Wednesday, 01/21/1998
The Knitting Factory, New York, NY
Set 1: Flux, Tuang Guru, Boodha, The Phoenicians, Chapeau, Nimbus
Set 2: Contois, Good and Plenty, Black Orpheus, Clip, Barber's Hint, Mandoneon
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Thursday, 01/22/1998
The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA
Set 1: Flux, Tuang Guru, Boodha, The Phoenicians, Chapeau, Nimbus
Set 2: Contois, Good and Plenty, Black Orpheus, Clip, Barber's Hint, Mandoneon
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe, The Country Open
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Friday, 01/23/1998
Rams Head, Annapolis, MD
Set 1: Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Boodha, Contois, Mandoneon, Nimbus
Set 2: Flux, Clip, Good and Plenty, Black Orpheus, The Phoenicians, Barber's Hint
Encore: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Stockholm Smokepipe, The Country Open
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Monday, 01/26/1998
Jim Porter’s Good Time Emporium, Louisville, KY
Set 1: Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Black Orpheus, Contois, Good and Plenty, Nimbus
Set 2: Flux, Clip, Mandoneon, Boodha, The Phoenicians, The Country Open
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe, Barber's Hint
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Tuesday, 01/27/1998
Be Here Now, Asheville, NC
Set 1: Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Boodha, Contois, Good and Plenty, The Country Open
Set 2: Flux, Clip, Mandoneon, Black Orpheus, The Phoenicians, Nimbus
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Wednesday, 01/28/1998
Cat's Cradle, Chapel Hill, NC
Set 1: Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Black Orpheus, Contois, Good and Plenty, The Country Open
Set 2: Flux, Ballad for Trio, Clip, Mandoneon, Boodha, The Phoenicians, Nimbus
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe, Barber's Hint
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Thursday, 01/29/1998
The Georgia Theatre, Athens, GA
Set 1: Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Contois, Good and Plenty, The Country Open
Set 2: Flux, Ballad for Trio, Clip, Fixin' to Die[1], Barber's Hint, Boodha, Stockholm Smokepipe
Encore: Nimbus
[1] With Col. Bruce Hampton
Notes: Col. Bruce Hampton sat in on "Fixin' to Die."
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren, Col. Bruce Hampton (Guest)
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Friday, 01/30/1998
Zydeco, Birmingham, AL
Set 1: Blues in the Closet, Tuang Guru, Black Orpheus, The Phoenicians, Good and Plenty, Nimbus
Set 2: Flux, Ballad for Trio, Clip, Boodha, Chapeau, Stockholm Smokepipe
Encore: Barber's Hint
Notes: This show was a co-bill with Michael Ray and the Cosmic Krewe.
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Saturday, 01/31/1998
Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, LA
Set 1: Flux, Tuang Guru, Black Orpheus, Good and Plenty, The Phoenicians, The Country Open
Set 2: Chapeau, Ballad for Trio, Mandoneon, Blues in the Closet, Clip, Nimbus
Encore: Barber's Hint
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Monday, 02/02/1998
Stubb's Bar-B-Q, Austin, TX
Set 1: Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Contois, Black Orpheus, Mandoneon, When Will the Bus Leave, The Country Open
Set 2: Flux, Boodha, Clip, Minor Swing, Good and Plenty, Nimbus
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe
Notes: This show was a co-bill with The Hot Club of Cowtown.
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Tuesday, 02/03/1998
Stubb's Bar-B-Q, Austin, TX
Set 1: Blues in the Closet, Tuang Guru, Boodha, Good and Plenty, Contois, The Phoenicians, Nimbus
Set 2: Flux, Ballad for Trio, Chapeau, Clip, The Country Open, Mandoneon
Encore: Barber's Hint
Notes: This show was a co-bill with The Hot Club of Cowtown.
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Thursday, 02/05/1998
Smith’s Olde Bar, Atlanta, GA
Set 1: The Phoenicians, Blues in the Closet, Black Orpheus, Good and Plenty, Clip, Mandoneon
Set 2: Flux, Tuang Guru, Boodha, Contois, Chapeau, Ballad for Trio, The Country Open
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe, Barber's Hint
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Friday, 02/06/1998
Ace of Clubs, Nashville, TN
Set 1: Blues in the Closet, Tuang Guru, Ballad for Trio, Chapeau, Minor Swing, Good and Plenty, The Country Open
Set 2: Flux, The Phoenicians, Black Orpheus, Clip, Nimbus, Mandoneon
Encore: Barber's Hint
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Saturday, 02/07/1998
Sycamore Gardens, Cincinnati, OH
Set 1: Blues in the Closet, Chapeau, Tuang Guru, Black Orpheus, Good and Plenty, The Country Open
Set 2: Flux, Contois, Mandoneon, Boodha, Clip, Nimbus
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Jazz Mandolin Project,
Sunday, 02/08/1998
Graffiti Showcase, Pittsburgh, PA
Set 1: Flux, Chapeau, Boodha, The Phoenicians, Good and Plenty, Black Orpheus, Nimbus
Set 2: Tuang Guru, Ballad for Trio, Mandoneon, Contois, Clip, The Country Open
Encore: Stockholm Smokepipe, Barber's Hint
Musicians: Jon Fishman, Jamie Masefield, Chris Dahlgren
Sneaker's Jazz Band,
Tuesday, 02/10/1998
Sneaker's Bar-n-Grill, Winooski, VT
Set 1: Tell It Like It Is, Lament, Jump Monk, Secret Smile, Moose the Mooche
Set 2: Blues For Alice, You Don't Know What Love Is, Caravan, Little Sister's Boogie
Encore: Minor Annoyance, Softly As in a Morning Sunrise
Notes: This lineup of the Sneakers Jazz Band included James Harvey on trombone, Dave Grippo on alto sax, John Rivers on acoustic bass, Jeff Salisbury on drums, and Trey on guitar for whole show except the encores, when Paul Asbell played Trey’s guitar.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Dave Grippo, James Harvey, Jeff Salisbury
Béla Fleck and The Flecktones,
Saturday, 02/14/1998
The Flynn Theatre, Burlington, VT
Notes: Mike and Fish joined the Flecktones for their encore. Mike and Victor Wooten engaged in a bass duet. Fish also hammed it up on a percussion machine, and everyone else stopped to let him jam. No additional setlist details are known and recordings do not circulate.
Musicians: Bela Fleck, Jeff Coffin, Victor Wooten, Roy "Future Man" Wooten, Jon Fishman (Guest), Mike Gordon (Guest)
8 Foot Fluorescent Tubes,
Friday, 04/17/1998
Higher Ground, Winooski, VT
Set 1: First Tube[1], Sand[1], Mozambique[1], Mr. Meat Man, Naturally To Blame > Wighat, Silicone Fairy[1], Last Tube[1] > Higher Ground
Set 2: Tore Up, Magilla, Sunny, Stir It Up, Crossroads, Come On (Part One), Soul Power Jam > Pass the Peas, Drums
[1] Debut.
Notes: This performance included costumed dancers, theatrics that included people being hoisted by cables, artists displaying various props (including Mike Gordon placing Cactus props on stage), and innovative lighting that featured large florescent tubes. The second set was a looser jam session and included guest appearances from Dave Grippo on saxophones, James Harvey on trombone, Bobby Hackney on vocals, and Fish on drums. This show marked the debut of “First Tube,” “Sand,” “Mozambique,” and “Last Tube.” While not billed as a Trey Anastasio performance, with Russ and Tony it represents the public debut of the core TAB touring ensemble.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Dave Grippo, James Harvey, Heloise Williams, Russ Lawton, Tony Markellis, Tom Lawson
Max Creek,
Saturday, 04/18/1998
Club Toast, Burlington, VT
Set 1: Love Makes You Lose Your Mind > Big Boat, Dark Water, Back Street Woman, Hard Love, Wild Side > Something is Forming, Boogie On Reggae Woman[1] > You’re the Only One[1], Jones[2] > Who Do You Love?[1] > Tangled Up in Blue[3]
Encore: One Way Out[3]
[1] With Mike.
[2] With Mike; included a poetry reading by Frank Messina.
[3] With Mike and Eamon Cronin.
Notes: Mike sat in on an additional bass for “Boogie On Reggae Woman” through the end of the show. "Jones" featured a poetry reading by Frank Messina. Eamon Cronin provided additional vocals on “Tangled Up In Blue” and “One Way Out.”
Musicians: Scott Murawski, Mark Mercier, Scott Allshouse, John Rider, Rob Fried, Mike Gordon (Guest)
J. Willis Pratt and Weird Bionic,
Sunday, 04/19/1998
Club Toast, Burlington, VT
Notes: Fish sat in on drums for a portion of the second set. The setlist for this show is unknown and recordings do not circulate.
Musicians: J. Willis Pratt, Jon Fishman (Guest)
Trey Anastasio and Mike Gordon,
Sunday, 11/01/1998
The Dead Goat Saloon, Salt Lake City, UT
Set 1: Driver, Albuquerque, Cortez the Killer[1], Bittersweet Motel[1], Jam[2] -> Teach Your Children[1], Will the Circle Be Unbroken?[3]
[1] Joseph Sirotnak on additional guitar and vocals.
[2] Joseph Sirotnak on additional guitar and vocals. Teases of “Summertime” and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.”
[3] Aborted.
Notes: On the night off between Phish’s Halloween performance of The Velvet Underground’s Loaded in Las Vegas and their performance of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon within “Harpua” in Salt Lake City, Trey and Mike performed at an open mic night. The jam before “Teach Your Children” included teases of “Summertime” and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Joseph Sirotnak performed on guitar and additional vocals from “Cortez the Killer” through “Teach Your Children” and his friend ‘Ken’ added guitar and vocals to “Stir it Up.” An attempt to close with “Will the Circle Be Unbroken?” was aborted when the performers couldn’t remember enough of the words.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Mike Gordon
Dark Star Orchestra,
Tuesday, 11/10/1998
Martyrs', Chicago, IL
Set 1: Wang Dang Doodle > My Brother Esau, Peggy-O, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, Lost Sailor > Saint of Circumstance > Deal
Set 2: Help on the Way > Slipknot! > Franklin’s Tower, Estimated Prophet[1] > Eyes of the World[1] > Drums[1] > St. Stephen[1] > Throwing Stones[1] > Not Fade Away[1]
Encore: Revolution 1[1], Blow Away[1], Terrapin Station[1], Playing in the Band[1]
[1] Fish on a second drum kit.
Notes: This show was a reprise of the Grateful Dead’s performance on October 31, 1983. Fish sat in on a second drum set from “Estimated Prophet” through the end of the show.
Musicians: Jon Fishman (Guest)
viperHouse,
Thursday, 11/19/1998
Ziggy's, Winston-Salem, NC
Notes: Trey sat in on guitar for the second set. It was at this show that Trey met viperHouse keyboardist Ray Paczkowski, who would join TAB. Phish had performed earlier in the evening at the Lawrence Joel Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum, where viperHouse’s Heloise Williams provided additional vocals during the “You Enjoy Myself” vocal jam. There is no known setlist or circulating recording.
Musicians: Heloise Williams, Ray Paczkowski, Brett Hughes, Trey Anastasio (Guest)
Big Frog,
Friday, 12/04/1998
Shinjuku Loft, Kabuki-Cho, Tokyo, Japan
Notes: While vacationing in Japan, Fish sat in with Big Frog for an undetermined number of songs. There is no known setlist or circulating recording.
Musicians: Jon Fishman (Guest)
Strangefolk,
Monday, 12/07/1998
Club Toast, Burlington, VT
Set 1: Lines and Circles[1] > Strange Ranger Jam[1] > Heartblood Jam[1] > Lines and Circles[1]
[1] With Mike.
Notes: Mike sat in with Strangefolk for the second set "Lines and Circles" sandwich.
Musicians: Reid Genauer, Mike Gordon (Guest)
