Phish is an American rock band known for its musical improvisation and dedicated fanbase, having sold over 8 million albums and DVDs in the United States.
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Request A ShowThe Mimi Fishman Foundation is mentioned as a partner on phish.net, indicating a connection to philanthropic efforts, likely related to the band's community engagement.
The Waterwheel Foundation, a non-profit charity of the band, is supported through various partnerships. Proceeds from products like Ben & Jerry's "Phish Food" are donated to this foundation to raise funds for the preservation of Vermont's Lake Champlain.
Listed as a partner on phish.net, this likely refers to a project or compilation related to the band's music, potentially involving other artists or charitable efforts.
Amazon is listed as a partner, suggesting distribution or retail of Phish's music, merchandise, or related content through the platform.
CDBaby, an online music store and distributor, is mentioned as a partner, indicating a channel for music sales and distribution.
Nugs.net, a platform for live concert recordings, is a partner for Phish, likely involved in the digital distribution and archiving of their live performances.
PhanArt is listed as a partner, suggesting collaborations or support for fan-created art related to the band.
Asher's Chocolate partnered with Phish and Federal Donuts on a new sweet treat in Souderton, with proceeds benefiting local causes.
Federal Donuts collaborated with Asher's Chocolate and Phish on a new sweet treat, with a portion of sales supporting local charities. They also supplied custom doughnuts nightly to the audience during "The Baker's Dozen" residency in 2017.
Moment Factory is a long-term creative partner with Phish, collaborating on immersive concert experiences, including the visual effects for their performances at Sphere in Las Vegas.
Billy Strings collaborated with Phish for two consecutive nights at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on August 6th and 7th, 2024.
Wasserman Music serves as the exclusive booking agency for Phish, handling brand partnerships and touring inquiries.
Nectar's, the legendary music venue in Burlington where Phish played regularly in their early days, has new owners who plan to continue its legacy while expanding the business, maintaining a historical connection to the band.
Phish teamed up with Ben & Jerry's to create the "Phish Food" ice cream flavor, officially licensing their name for the product. Proceeds from sales are donated to the band's non-profit charity, The WaterWheel Foundation.
SiriusXM launched Phish Radio, a satellite radio station dedicated to the band's music, and was also involved in the premiere of the 'Sigma Oasis' album.
Phish was formed in Burlington, Vermont, in 1983 by guitarist Trey Anastasio, bassist Mike Gordon, drummer Jon Fishman, and guitarist Jeff Holdsworth. Page McConnell joined as keyboardist in 1985, and Holdsworth departed in 1986, establishing the stable lineup that continues to this day. The band gained recognition for their live performances, which often include musical improvisation and audience interaction, and quickly developed a loyal following. Early career highlights include regular performances at Nectar’s bar in Burlington, after which their 1992 album “A Picture of Nectar” was named. They self-released their debut studio album, “Junta,” in 1989 and signed with Elektra Records in 1992.
The 1990s saw Phish’s popularity grow significantly, marked by their participation in the H.O.R.D.E. festival, national tours, and the release of hit singles like “Down with Disease” (1994) and “Free” (1996), both charting on Billboard. Their live album “A Live One” (1995) achieved Platinum status, selling over 1 million copies. Phish became known for their unique Halloween “musical costumes,” where they perform an entire album by another band, and their large-scale outdoor festivals such as The Clifford Ball (1996) and The Great Went (1997), drawing tens of thousands of attendees. The band also forged a notable partnership with Ben & Jerry’s to create “Phish Food” ice cream, with proceeds benefiting their WaterWheel Foundation.
After periods of hiatus and reunion, Phish continued to tour and release new music, including “Joy” (2009), “Fuego” (2014), “Sigma Oasis” (2020), and “Evolve” (2024). They have maintained a consistent touring schedule since their 2009 reunion, performing approximately 50 concerts annually. Phish also holds the record for the second-most concerts performed at Madison Square Garden, surpassing Elton John in 2023. Their influence extends to modern festival culture, inspiring events like the Bonnaroo Music Festival, and they are recognized for their pioneering use of the internet to connect with fans and distribute live recordings.
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