SET 1: Free, Rift, Spanish Moon, Reba[1], Devotion To a Dream, The Final Hurrah, My Mind's Got a Mind of its Own, Hey Stranger, Taste, Walls of the Cave
SET 2: Llama[2] > Down with Disease > Twist, The Well, Sightless Escape -> Chalk Dust Torture, Suzy Greenberg
ENCORE: When the Circus Comes, First Tube
Reba did not contain the whistling ending. Devotion To a Dream was played for the first time since October 15, 2016 (322 shows), and My Mind's Got a Mind of its Own for the first time since May 28, 2022 (149 shows). Trey teased Mr. P.C. in Hey Stranger. Llama was performed in a slow, funky arrangement.
Debut Years (Average: 2001)
Song Distribution
Evolve
2
Farmhouse
2
Billy Breathes
2
A Picture of Nectar
2
Fuego
1
Round Room
1
Stash
1
Hoist
1
Rift
1
Lawn Boy
1
Evolve
2
Farmhouse
2
Billy Breathes
2
A Picture of Nectar
2
Fuego
1
Round Room
1
Stash
1
Hoist
1
Rift
1
Lawn Boy
1
On This Date
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- Jul 11, 2014: Phish - New York, NY
- Jul 11, 2007: Page McConnell - Portland, OR
- Jul 11, 2006: Trey, Mike and The Duo (G.R.A.B.) - Scranton, PA
- Jul 11, 2006: Phil Lesh & Friends - Scranton, PA
- Jul 11, 2005: Les Claypool's Fancy Band - Atlanta, GA
- Jul 11, 2002: Robert Randolph and The Family Band - San Francisco, CA
- Jul 11, 2001: Trey Anastasio Band - San Diego, CA
- Jul 11, 2000: Phish - Noblesville, IN
- Jul 11, 1997: Phish - Escalarre, Spain
- Jul 11, 1996: Phish - London, England
- Jul 11, 1992: Phish - Holmdel, NJ
- Jul 11, 1991: Phish - Burlington, VT
- Jul 11, 1988: Phish - Burlington, VT
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This show was part of the "2025 Summer Tour"
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Doozy of a show. The bustiest bust out of a night so far in this already bust out city of a tour! A handful of firsts for me which is always a bonus but there were jams aplenty to go along. First set eased in but Spanish Moon was a treat and Reba had some spice. Final Hurrah had some interesting moments and Walls had a more than solid finish.
On to the second set… The Disease was a bonafide roaster. Meandered at first but the band hooked up in a range of styles a bunch of times and the final peaks wouldn’t stop until the place was shaking towards the end. Ripping, heavy Mike bombs... After the monstrous, noisey, ambient Twist in Manchester.. could only match or top it with some extra spooky spaced out back and forth weirdness between Mike and Trey. Being right behind the stage to see the interplay up close was awesome. The Well continued the Evil. Sightless Escape went out there and adding on the ripping Chalkdust.. really can’t ask for much more… Fishman botched the segue (I could see him laughing) but who cares! Tonight was one of those lucky nights. Circus, First Tube all gravy bonuses… and it’s just night 1!
Review by Zzzilla91
Doozy of a show. The bustiest bust out of a night so far in this already bust out city of a tour! A handful of firsts for me which is always a bonus but there were jams aplenty to go along. First set eased in but Spanish Moon was a treat and Reba had some spice. Final Hurrah had some interesting moments and Walls had a more than solid finish. On to the second set… The Disease was a bonafide roaster. Meandered at first but the band hooked up in a range of styles a bunch of times and the final peaks wouldn’t stop until the place was shaking towards the end. Ripping, heavy Mike bombs... After the monstrous, noisey, ambient Twist in Manchester.. could only match or top it with some extra spooky spaced out back and forth weirdness between Mike and Trey. Being right behind the stage to see the interplay up close was awesome. The Well continued the Evil. Sightless Escape went out there and adding on the ripping Chalkdust.. really can’t ask for much more… Fishman botched the segue (I could see him laughing) but who cares! Tonight was one of those lucky nights. Circus, First Tube all gravy bonuses… and it’s just night 1!
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Review by DownWithSteam
If one of your critiques were repeats last summer, this tour is turning out to be for you. Tons of dust being cleaned off night to night. Right in the first set you get the Spanish Moon, Devotion to a Dream, Final Hurrah, Minds got a mind of its own as rare-ish bustouts. Im pretty jealous of all of those.
As if that wasnt enough, the 2nd set opens with a slow llama..... and drifts into a 34 minute behemoth of a DWD.... fantastic jam here, one of the longer versions of the song I can remember. Sightless Escape has now been jammed out very well the last couple times, that song is very welcome to the setlist. Chalkdust and Suzy ripped to take us home
Even the encore had a nice re-appearance of Circus and topped off with a first tube. Once again I ask in summer 2025; What else do you want from a show?
Set One: B+
Set Two A-
Rating 4.35