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Phish - April 18th, 2025

Climate Pledge Arena · Seattle · WA

Friday2025 Spring Tour2025-04-18
Songs played
15
3 sets · longest: Set 1 (8)
Average gap
5.1
rarer than 24% of all shows, 4% of 2025
Biggest bustout
-
no 50+ gap songs
Debuts
0
5 covers played
Rotation20% fresh vs previous 5 shows2 repeats from 2025-02-01 - Golden Age, What's Going Through Your Mind
Gamehendge1/9
(Surrender to the) Flow of the night
2:58:33 of music

Song length in play order. Tap a point for that song. Swipe the chart to see the rest.

23:0611:33SET 1SET 2ENCORESand - 12:23 (Set 1)Kill Devil Falls - 13:28 (Set 1)Theme from the Bottom - 9:38 (Set 1)Back on the Train - 18:14 (Set 1)If I Could - 6:17 (Set 1)Tube - 6:27 (Set 1)Mull - 8:08 (Set 1)Wolfman's Brother - 12:04 (Set 1)Blaze On - 11:23 (Set 2)Golden Age - 23:06 (Set 2)What's Going Through Your Mind - 18:36 (Set 2)I Always Wanted It This Way - 7:46 (Set 2)Ghost - 13:11 (Set 2)Bug - 5:53 (Encore)Possum - 11:57 (Encore)
Longest: Golden Age 23:06 · 15 songs with recorded lengths
When it debuted

Tonight's unique songs by the era Phish first played them.

  • '83-'891
  • '90-'943
  • '95-'005
  • '09-'142
  • '15-'192
  • '20-now2
Album representation

The studio home of each song, from phish.net. Covers count as one slice.

  • Big Boat2
  • Hoist2
  • Billy Breathes1
  • Joy1
  • The Story of the Ghost1
  • Covers5
  • No studio album3
Gap since last played

Shows since each song's previous appearance. A big number is a bustout.

  • 1-26
  • 3-56
  • 6-152
  • 16-501
Originals vs covers

Whose songbook tonight drew from.

  • Phish original10
  • Trey Anastasio3
  • Amfibian1
  • TV on the Radio1
Rarity board

A greatest-hits night - nothing shelved more than 50 shows.

Gap = shows since the song was last played, at the moment it was played.

Jam chart entries
Back on the Train

> from "Theme". Where Trey might typically take his soaring solo, the song takes a much more subdued direction, indicating this isn't going to be the standard "BOTT" fare. Rollicking and upbeat one minute, spacey and searching the next. Things build from there into a fiery crescendo of a peak before returning to the song proper to close things out.

Golden Age

Major key play breaks away early, galvanized by Fishman's cowbell-inflected groove subversions. Eerie effects creep in to create a cerebral, spacey atmosphere before Page's piano brings the band back toward major key pastures for a candy-coated romp. The band then locks in here and rides towards a big crescendo. The main "Golden Age" riff then seeps back in, pushing the band towards a delightful passage of intricate effects-based psychedelia centered around a groove similar to "Split Open and Melt", before -> "What's Going Through Your Mind".

Versions phish.net's jam charts single out as noteworthy.

Setlist notes

Golden Age ended with a Split Open and Melt jam.

Setlist, gaps, jam charts, and notes from phish.net, a project of the non-profit Mockingbird Foundation.

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