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American Airlines Arena

Miami, FL

30
Songs
3
Sets
221:34
Timed
You Enjoy Myself
Longest
0
Sandwiches
2
Notes
Set 113 songs · 80:34 timed
  1. AC/DC Bag >Tease6:39
  2. 46 Days,6:55
  3. Water in the Sky,2:59
  4. Bathtub Gin,10:27
  5. Punch You in the Eye >7:50
  6. The Moma Dance,7:18
  7. Guyute,11:22
  8. Swept Away >Bustout · 145-show gap0:57
  9. Steep,Bustout · 145-show gap4:44
  10. Demand >Bustout · 394-show gap1:55
  11. Seven Below,8:09
  12. Lawn Boy,2:59
  13. Julius8:20
Set 28 songs · 64:47 timed
  1. Rock and Roll >Cover · The Velvet Underground9:16
  2. Piper >9:55
  3. Simple >8:44
  4. Theme from the Bottom,8:08
  5. Shine a Light,Cover · The Rolling Stones5:20
  6. Ghost ->TeaseJamcharts13:52
  7. NO2,Bustout · 221-show gap💎 Rare · 9 plays ever3:12
  8. Suzy Greenberg6:20
Set 37 songs · 65:57 timed
  1. Party Time >5:58
  2. Auld Lang Syne >Bustout · 68-show gapCover · Traditional1:05
  3. Down with Disease,12:28
  4. Fluffhead,14:43
  5. Joy,4:53
  6. The Squirming Coil,8:24
  7. You Enjoy Myself18:26
Encore2 songs · 10:16 timed
  1. Blue Moon¹,Debut💬 BanterCover · Rodgers and Hart💎 Rare · 1 play ever3:54
  2. Loving CupCover · The Rolling Stones6:22

¹ Phish debut.

AC/DC Bag and Ghost contained Auld Lang Syne teases. Swept Away and Steep were played for the first time since July 1, 2000 (145 shows). Demand was played for the first time since November 14, 1996 (394 shows). NO2 was played for the first time since July 13, 1999 (221 shows). Prior to the third set, a pedestal stating 2010 was placed on the front of the stage and a covered structure was placed behind Fish's drumset. During DWD, as the clock turned midnight, hundreds of balloons were released upon the crowd, fireworks went off on each side of the stage, and a disco ball was lowered onto the pedestal. After DWD, Trey opened the ball and Fish climbed inside. Trey and Mike, with some help from stagehands, proceeded to put the ball in a giant cannon aimed towards a giant net hanging from the rafters with an illuminated “X” on it. Page hit the trigger and purportedly "blasted" the ball through, not only the net, but also the roof of the arena. A searchlight appeared to come through the roof and was accompanied by helicopter sounds. With Fish apparently shot out of the venue, Trey asked if anybody knew how to play the drums and ended up finding Sarah, a girl from Pittsburgh. Trey asked how long she had played the drums and what her favorite song was and she responded with six months and Fluffhead respectively. Sarah was surreptitiously replaced by Fish, now wearing a dress identical to Sarah's and a black wig, who played the entire third set and encore, but Sarah came out at the end of the third set and bowed with the band instead of him. Blue Moon was a Phish debut and was performed as an instrumental while Trey thanked the entire crew. After the show, the disco ball was revealed to have "crashed" into a white car that had been parked in front of the American Airlines Arena with a sign on the windshield stating "This car was driven down from Vermont" and "fueled by maple syrup." After being “struck” by the “human cannonball,” the car was emitting smoke and leaking maple syrup and the entire area was cordoned off with police tape.

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Noteworthy
DebutsBlue Moon first time played
BustoutsSwept Away first in 145 shows · debuted October 16, 1996 at Olympic Center, Lake Placid, NY · Steep first in 145 shows · debuted October 16, 1996 at Olympic Center, Lake Placid, NY · Demand first in 394 shows · debuted April 9, 1994 at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena, Binghamton, NY · NO2 first in 221 shows · debuted June 25, 1994 at Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH · Auld Lang Syne first in 68 shows · debuted December 30, 1989 at The Wetlands Preserve, New York, NY
Top 5 versionSteep #4 of 32 · Demand #3 of 12
RaritiesNO2 9 plays ever · debuted June 25, 1994 at Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH · Blue Moon 1 play ever · debuted December 31, 2009 at American Airlines Arena, Miami, FL
Long oddsNO2 💎💎💎💎 1 in 70 shows · Demand 💎💎💎 1 in 42 shows · Auld Lang Syne 💎💎💎 1 in 42 shows
Hot this yearYou Enjoy Myself 17× in 2009 · Down with Disease 16× in 2009 · Suzy Greenberg 14× in 2009 · Piper 13× in 2009 · The Moma Dance 12× in 2009 · AC/DC Bag 12× in 2009
CoversRock and Roll The Velvet Underground · Shine a Light The Rolling Stones · Auld Lang Syne Traditional · Blue Moon Rodgers and Hart · Loving Cup The Rolling Stones
On the recordingAC/DC Bag Tease · Ghost Tease, Jamcharts

Bustouts and debuts are Phish.net’s gap on the row. Version rankings and “hot this year” are counted over the shows in THIS archive — not all of history until the backfill finishes — and lengths are phish.in’s timings. Rarities use Phish.net’s all-time play count; long odds are shows played since the song’s debut divided by its plays (see the rarity index on LizardStats).

You’ll never win a major only shooting par
Longest of the night
  • You Enjoy Myself · Set 318:26
  • Fluffhead · Set 314:43
  • Ghost · Set 213:52
  • Down with Disease · Set 312:28
  • Guyute · Set 111:22
  • Bathtub Gin · Set 110:27

Straight off the phish.in timings, longest first. What this can’t tell you yet is whether any of these is a big version — that needs each song’s own history to compare against, which is the next thing to pull in. After that: phish.in publishes a jam-start marker per track, so the composed section and the improvisation can be separated and measured properly. That’s what belongs in this tube.

When it debuted

Tonight’s songs by the era Phish first played them.

’83–’89 — 8’90–’94 — 8’95–’00 — 82.0 (’02–’04) — 23.0 (’09–’20) — 430SONGS
  • ’83–’898
  • ’90–’948
  • ’95–’008
  • 2.0 (’02–’04)2
  • 3.0 (’09–’20)4

Album representation

The studio home of each song, hand-curated. Covers are one slice.

Not in the song file yet — 7Covers — 5The Story of the Ghost — 4No studio album — 3Hoist — 2Junta — 2Lawn Boy — 2Round Room — 2Billy Breathes — 1Farmhouse — 1Joy — 130SONGS
  • Not in the song file yet7
  • Covers5
  • The Story of the Ghost4
  • No studio album3
  • Hoist2
  • Junta2
  • +5 more

Gap since last played

Shows since each song’s previous appearance, per Phish.net. Far right is a bustout.

1–2 · rotation — 13–5 — 106–15 — 1451+ · bustout — 530SONGS
  • 1–2 · rotation1
  • 3–510
  • 6–1514
  • 51+ · bustout5

Originals vs covers

Whose songbook tonight drew from.

Phish original — 25The Rolling Stones — 2Rodgers and Hart — 1The Velvet Underground — 1Traditional — 130SONGS
  • Phish original25
  • The Rolling Stones2
  • Rodgers and Hart1
  • The Velvet Underground1
  • Traditional1

Who wrote it

Originals by writing credit; covers sit in their own slice.

Anastasio / Marshall — 8Not in the song file yet — 7Cover — 5Anastasio + friends — 3Anastasio solo — 3Full band — 3Gordon — 130SONGS
  • Anastasio / Marshall8
  • Not in the song file yet7
  • Cover5
  • Anastasio + friends3
  • Anastasio solo3
  • Full band3
  • +1 more

The Marshall factor

Originals co-written with Tom Marshall vs the rest. Covers excluded.

With Tom Marshall — 11Without Marshall — 718ORIGINALS
  • With Tom Marshall11
  • Without Marshall7

10 songs not in the hand-curated file yet — counted where the data allows, named as unknown where it does not.

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Data: Phish.net · Lengths: phish.in · What’s new