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PHISH, FRIDAY 07/14/2017

HUNTINGTON BANK PAVILION AT NORTHERLY ISLANDHUNTINGTON BANK PAVILION AT NORTHERLY ISLAND

SET 1: What's the Use? > Breath and Burning > Wolfman's Brother, In The Good Old Summer Time^[1], Everything's Right^[1] > Limb By Limb > Nellie Kane > Theme From the Bottom > Blaze On

SET 2: No Men In No Man's Land > Fuego > My Friend, My Friend > Your Pet Cat -> Golden Age -> Your Pet Cat > Leaves^[2], Harry Hood > Shine a Light > Julius

ENCORE: Love Is What We Are^[2], Golgi Apparatus

This show featured the Phish debuts of In The Good Old Summer Time and Everything's Right and the debuts of Leaves and Love Is What We Are. Wolfman's included a Dave's Energy Guide tease from Trey. Trey teased Manteca in Golden Age and the second Your Pet Cat. Harry Hood contained Is This Love, There is a Mountain, and What's The Use? teases.

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