Phish — Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City 10-2-2026 NEW
Phish returned to Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall with a monster performance that showcased everything fans love about the Vermont quartet: adventurous improvisation, unexpected song selections, and extended jams that pushed familiar material into uncharted territory. The band opened with “Fuego” before launching into a sprawling “A Wave of Hope” and a beautifully exploratory “Slave to the Traffic Light.” The first set closed with an impressive segue from “Pillow Jets” into “It's Ice” and “Ghost,” complete with a Trey Anastasio tease of “I Was Made for Lovin' You.”
The second set raised the stakes with an outstanding run through “Oblivion,” “Down With Disease,” and “Tweezer.” Trey even moved to a mini drum kit during the latter two jams, giving Page McConnell room to steer the improvisation. “Mercury,” “Death Don't Hurt Very Long,” and “Fluffhead” rounded out the set.
The encore delivered a welcome rarity with “Alumni Blues” and “Letter to Jimmy Page” before closing with “Say It to Me S.A.N.T.O.S.”
Setlist
- Fuego
- A Wave of Hope (Trey Anastasio song)
- Slave to the Traffic Light
- Pillow Jets
- It's Ice
- Ghost (with "I Was Made for Lovin' You" tease by Trey)
- Oblivion
- Down With Disease (unfinished; Trey on percussion kit)
- Tweezer (Trey on percussion kit)
- Mercury
- Death Don't Hurt Very Long
- Fluffhead
- Alumni Blues
- Letter to Jimmy Page ("Alumni Blues" reprise)
- Say It to Me S.A.N.T.O.S.