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Phish Nod to 33-Year History at The Mann on Final Night in Philadelphia

Last night, Wednesday, July 16, Phish returned to the TD Pavilion at The Mann in Philadelphia for their second and final appearance at this location on their ongoing Summer Tour. During the band’s latest City of Brotherly Love performance, they honored their extensive regional history by shifting the lyrics to the Joy release “Twenty Years Later” to reflect their tenure at The Mann Center with the Trey Anastasio sung lyrical adjustment  “thirty-three years later,” which referenced the time that has spanned their initial July 18, 1992 concert debut at the aforementioned concert location and their most recent return. 

Set one found an opening on “The Dogs,” which served as an unexpected launchpad for the evening’s first batch of songs. Anastasio, Mike Gordon, Page McConnell, and Jon Fishman’s inceptive push of music resulted in a well-baked “Evolve,” the title track off their 16th studio album, before summoning “Fluffhead” into the mix. “Gumbo” received special treatment from the guitarist, who teased “Macarena.”  

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Surrender To The Flow editor/publisher Christy Articola reports from the group’s second of two shows in Philadelphia.

I love Philadelphia. I lived in Upstate New York until my late thirties and traveled to Philly often to see music and to visit close friends from tour for many years, and I also lived in the area for two summers while I worked at a camp at a nature center in Roxborough while Phish was broken up. It’s one of my favorite cities in the nation, and I’m always excited to return, and anytime Phish is in town, I’m sure to include those shows in my tour plans. When I got off the plane from Charleston, I was thrilled to be back in the City of Brotherly Love once again.

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