Each night’s page now gives the venue’s curfew, with the rule it comes from, right under the lights-out estimate — “Curfew 11:00 PM, the city’s noise ordinance” at the Orion — and the live page keeps it on the line under the venue while the show is on.
The weather’s last stop is the curfew where the venue has one — the forecast at 11 pm at the Orion — instead of a guess at the walk out.
The banner under the header now goes to @SetlistLizard on X — every song, live, as it’s played. JamPicks keeps its button on every show and its card at the foot of every page.
Last played, in every song post
Each song post on X now says when and where the song was last played, right under the gap — “Last played Jul 30, 2019 at Fenway Park, Boston, MA” — skipped when the gap already says it (played last show, or a repeat tonight) and for debuts.
Lights out, estimated: a note where the setlist will land saying when the band is likely to walk on — from the bot’s own record of first songs, this venue first, then this time zone, then every night on record — and day-of alerts fifteen and five minutes before it.
On a show day the front page is that night’s page — weather, doors, lights out, getting in, the guide — until the first song lands, with the last show one tap back.
Getting in, the map, Around the show, poster sales
Show weather on every upcoming night inside a week: the National Weather Service’s hourly forecast at doors, showtime, the set break and the walk out, on the venue’s clock, refreshed through the day.
A Shakedown Street theme — tie-dye behind everything, the tiles translucent on top — under the theme button, bottom right. And the lizard knight now rolls across the banner like a wheel.
On a show day the bot checks @PhishDryGoods every five minutes from 9 am until the show is over, so the poster and the early-stand details land on the page — and in the day-of alert — within minutes of the post.
Day-of alerts: on the Install page, tick “Day-of alerts” and your phone gets Shakedown, gates, doors and showtime — an hour before, thirty minutes before, and when it happens — plus the poster going up and the soundcheck, on the venue’s clock, once each, on top of the setlist notifications you chose.
Huntsville: Shakedown confirmed from the Orion’s own schedule — 2 pm to 2 am in the Apollo South lot, drawn on the map — plus gates 4:30, re-entry until 6, and live music under The Dome after the show, both nights.
Who’s going: tap “I’m going” on an upcoming show, or on any event or place in the guide, and see the count; rate any of them one to five stars and see the current average. No account — one mark per phone.
Upcoming show pages carry “Getting in”: the venue’s own rules with the bag and water policy first, re-entry, cashless, and everything else folded underneath, with the page it was read from and the date.
A Soundcheck tile: the time when the venue entry knows it, an estimate (“~3:00 PM est.”) from doors when it does not, “Unknown” when nothing is known, and “✓ the songs” once Phish.net reports the day’s soundcheck. The poster moves up under the tiles the moment it is posted.
A “Face value · CashOrTrade” tile beside Tickets on every upcoming night CashOrTrade lists — the fan-to-fan listing, read daily — most useful right next to “Sold Out Show”.
A police line from reported history on a four-colour scale — green, yellow, orange, red — with the sources; never an unsourced verdict.
A venue map over real aerial imagery: pit, reserved and lawn colour-coded, the gates marked, box offices, rideshare and parking.
“Around the show”: where Shakedown is (or honestly that nobody has said), Phish events highlighted, things to do, where to eat, and Mike’s Corner — five coffee shops.
Every place in the guide is a link: its own site where it has one, and its pin on a map for directions.
Posters keep every version of the night — a foil, a second print — and the poster-sale note from Dry Goods’ own words sits under the poster: the early stand, the time, the limit.
A date that moved keeps its page: Saturday’s Orion page says “Moved to Monday”, carries the band’s notice, and walks to the new night.
This page.
Faster songs, the Helping Friendly Book, tonight’s door
Songs post minutes sooner: the bot now reads the fastest live source and lets Phish.net’s stats catch up behind it.
The Helping Friendly Book theme: every tile a papyrus scroll, ink on the sheet. The 📖 button, bottom right.
The front page leads to tonight: where the show is, doors, show time, tickets, and the page the setlist lands on.
Show pages carry tickets (only when there are tickets to buy; “Sold Out Show” when there are not), the LivePhish stream, the band’s YouTube videos, posters, and phish.com’s announcement of the run.
The band’s notices on the pages they concern — Huntsville’s weather call, verbatim.
Soundchecks post to X when Phish.net has them.
Estimates look like estimates: “~12 min” until phish.in’s verified lengths land.
The Curtain rule: a song with a “… With” sibling posts its gap with the condition, no siren, until the scribes have settled which one it was.
The knight is the logo, on the icon, the tab and the cards; the JamPicks card wears JamPicks’ own mark.
Where a song was born, upcoming pages, the venue clock
Every song’s debut — where it was born — and the Lizard rarity index.
Upcoming shows get a page each before the night, with doors, show time and the poster; the live page takes it over at downbeat.
LizardStats: eras, year ranges, the rooms (MSG first), and the globe on every scope.
Posts carry the venue’s clock, the segue mark leading the title (“> Light”), the gap always said, and the previous song’s length.
Estimated lengths said plainly under the setlist; a band member’s own song is never called a cover.
The whole catalogue timed, and the installed app
Verified lengths for every song the archive has audio for, partial recordings included.
A refresh button when the app is installed; “Install the app” goes away once it is.
Shapes say the Tweezer stat plainly, and a Reprise names the Tweezer it pays off.
Notifications, four skins, the Lab, LizardStats
“Notify me”: install the app and get a tap on the shoulder at show start, set start, or every song.
Four skins and a corner button to switch them; the lizard runs the banner.
Badges on the rows: Bustout says the word, Cover from the row, a diamond for a rare song; phish.in’s tags.
The Lab, Noteworthy, From the stage, and a narrow glance at the show; tour maps; the JamPicks banner.
phish.in audio plays in the page on every show that has it.
The open page updates itself during a show; LizardStats, one page per scope, every number derived.
setlistlizard.info
The site: the latest show on the front page, live song by song, and every Phish show ever beneath it, browsable by year.
phish.in’s verified lengths on every show that has them.
One URL: www goes to the canonical host.
Verified lengths, the morning after
The next-morning thread: every song’s verified length from phish.in, once the recording is up.
Live on X
@SetlistLizard posts every Phish song as it is played — the gap, the debut, the play count — then a recap of each set and of the show. First night: MSG, Tweezerfest.
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