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See Madison Square Garden Ushers Vibe-Dance to Celebrate Phish’s 100th Booking at Legendary Venue

Gig will take place in January at the conclusion of four gigs around New Year's Eve

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October 7, 2026

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Phish will play their 100th concert at Madison Square Garden this winter. The gig, on Jan. 2, will conclude a four-night run at the legendary New York venue scheduled around New Year’s Eve.

Ticketmaster is already running a ticket request campaign for the four-night run. Tickets will go on sale officially to the general public at noon on Oct. 16. Travel packages will go on sale on the band’s website at noon ET on Thursday.

The band played their first gig at the Garden on Dec. 30, 1994. Since then, they’ve played regular gigs and residencies there, including a 13-show run in 2017 called the Baker’s Dozen, when they played 237 songs without repeating a single one.

To celebrate the accomplishment of playing there 100 times over the past 32 years, they put together a video featuring interviews with ushers, bartenders, and concession and merch vendors who’ve worked at the gigs over the years. “I love the Phish,” comments one. Another says, “They are the only fans who asks how everybody’s treating you.” They also show the vibing way Phish fans dance.

In addition to the New York dates, Phish have shows scheduled in Virginia, Florida, and Alabama in October. After the Madison Square Garden residency, they’ll headline their own Phish: Riviera Maya 2027 festival at Moon Palace Cancún in Mexico. That event will include eight sets from the band, as well as DJ sets from James Murphy and Questlove and comedy by Fred Armisen, Rory Scovel, Beth Stelling, and others.

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