
Big bucks, yo.
12/28/11 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY - $60.00 Reserved Seating
12/29/11 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY - $60.00 Reserved Seating
12/30/11 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY - $60.00 Reserved Seating
12/31/11 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY - $70.00 Reserved Seating
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Phish - 9/14/11 "Carini" from Phish on Vimeo.
Phish performs "Carini" live at Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction, VT on Wednesday September 14th, 2011. This special performance was a benefit for flood relief efforts in Vermont in the wake of Hurricane Irene.
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Phish holds a concert Wednesday night, September 14, 2011, at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction to raise money for disaster relief for areas in Vermont hit hard by flooding. (GLENN RUSSELL and RYAN MERCER, Free Press)
Uploaded by nycjamgal08 on Sep 15, 2011
Phish bassist Mike Gordon had the rare opportunity of addressing 12,000 fans and introducing the Green State's Governor, Peter Shumlin, last night at the Champlain Valley Expo fairgrounds in Essex Junction, VT. Governor Shumlin takes over on the mic from Mike and welcomes Phish back after a seven-year lapse of performing to their home state. To do your part and donate to the recovery of the great state of Vermont, go to the Phish WaterWheel Foundation online at: http://phish.com/#/waterwheel or visit the Vermont Communtity Foundation website at: http://www.vermontcf.org
"The weather was fine, the crowd was pleasant. The traffic didn’t jam, the band did.http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20110915/NEWS02/110915018/Police-say-Phish-crowd-pleasant-deal
The flood recovery benefit concert performed by Phish on Wednesday night at the Essex Junction Expo was a smooth-running affair, according to police.
“It ran extremely well,” said Brad LaRose, acting chief of the Essex Police Department. “I was very pleased and very appreciative for the cooperation of the crowd. They were very pleasant to deal with. I’ve been in the business for 33 years, and I can’t ever remember dealing with a crowd of that size that was so pleasant to deal with.”
The police made no arrests at Phish’s first Vermont concert in seven years, according to LaRose. Five people — of an estimated crowd of 13,000 — were taken into protective custody because of excessive alcohol or drug use, LaRose said. An additional three people were released to someone who could take care of them, he said.
“We wanted to keep everybody safe,” LaRose said.
The concert venue capacity is 12,000, and the show sold out. But public officials chose to let people without tickets into the expo’s parking area, where they could listen to the show from a hillside, LaRose said.
“From a public safety standpoint, it was manageable,” LaRose said. “They were well behaved.”
The police confiscated 16 tanks of nitrous oxide, according to the department.
LaRose thought the show ran so well, and the crowd was so respectful, because everyone was aware of the purpose of the event: raising money to help Vermonters recover and rebuild from last month’s severe flooding.
Even with a bit of a backed-up traffic at rush hour, “these folks had roads to drive on,” LaRose said."
Phish
2011-09-14
Champlain Valley Exposition
Essex Junction, VT
Soundcheck
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ABJXZXAF
Jam (13:00)
Midnight Confessions
Ginseng Sullivan
Silent Night (on Theremin)
"Too Much Fried Dough at the Fair"
Peaches en Regalia
Cannonball tease
Jam (6:00)
Please Note: Tickets to the
Phish Benefit Concert
are sold out.
With a capacity crowd expected at the September 14 Flood Relief benefit concert by Phish, concertgoers should be aware of some guidelines for the evening:
Less than 24 hours until PHISH: A Benefit for Vermont Flood Relief
I have some predictions about how things are going to go but I don't like to jinx stuff. I will divulge, however, that PAGE will continue to RAGE. Wooo Phish!
[photo credit: JAG::PHOTO]
"Blog Post Phail"
by Lauren Ober
On September 12, I wrote a blog post titled "Here For Phish? How About You Lend a Phreaking Hand?" In retrospect, I realize that it was ill-timed and ill-conceived. A number of readers felt the post impugned the good work already being done by flood volunteers, took for granted Phish's contribution to the relief efforts, and was offensive to a legion of music fans.
This was not my intent. I simply meant to draw attention to a need facing our state in the wake of a natural disaster and, at the same time, poke a little fun at the caricature of the Phish fan that has formed over the years. And, yes, I realize there is more than one kind of Phish fan.
I, like my fellow Vermonters, appreciate the work that is being done around the state to help get people back on their feet after Tropical Storm Irene. Phish is being incredibly generous by donating their time and talent. The money that is raised from their benefit show on September 14 will go a long way toward helping the state heal. I didn't intend to minimize their contribution, or those of concertgoers from in and out of state.
Judging from the negative reactions to the blog post, I clearly didn't achieve what I set out to with the piece: to entertain and inform. As some have already pointed out, this piece was a "phail." I acknowledge that, and I'm sorry.
Editors' note: Opinions expressed on our staff blog do not necessarily reflect the views of editors or staff at Seven Days. Many of us are longtime Phish fans, and all of us appreciate what the band, and its fans, are doing for our state.
"Not sure what you can do? Phair enough. Here are some ideas:— You could phill your camper van with personal hygiene products, phirst aid items, cleaning and school supplies and food and take it to South Royalton. For a full list of this community's needs, click here.— How about taking down some walls and pulling up some flooring for the Kadrik family in Waterbury?— Perhaps you could help muck out the Hancock Town Hall basement.— Maybe you could help phix the phence at Turner Farm on Route 100 in the Mad River Valley.There are many more projects that you could help with. Your best bet to phind volunteer opportunities is VTResponse. If you are willing and able, they will gladly set you up with something to do. Not able to swing a hammer, carry a bucket or throw things in a dumpster? Consider writing a check the American Red Cross of Vermont and the New Hampshire Valley, the United Way of Chittenden County, the Vermont Foodbank or any number of towns accepting financial donations. Remember to earmark your contribution for flood relief."
Essex Junction, Vermont - September 6, 2011
Phish will play a special show at the Champlain Valley fairgrounds in Essex Junction next Wednesday, Sept. 14. The concert will benefit Vermont flood recovery efforts.
Phish keyboardist Page McConnell appeared LIVE on the Channel 3 News at 6 p.m. to talk about the show.
"It's been devastating to see everything that's happened and we're just honored that there's something we can do hopefully to help out," he said.
McConnell said the band's manager called them last week and said we want to do this benefit. McConnell said of course, they all said yes. They've been working out the details ever since.
This will be the band's first concert in Vermont since 2004.
"We think this is a really nice way for us to come back and give back to the state that's given us so much," McConnell said.
General admission tickets will be $75. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the concert will begin at 7 p.m.
Proceeds from the concert and merchandise sales will be directed to The WaterWheel Foundation and The Vermont Community Foundation to aid in the recovery of the Green Mountain State.
"What we're hoping to do is give 100 percent of ticket money to the benefit, so it will benefit the people. These concerts are very expensive to put on, so we've been able to get vendors and people that are involved with it to do this either for a reduced price or for nothing. We're looking to have other people help underwrite it. Our manager, Coran Capshaw, manages a number of other bands; Dave Matthews said that he was going to contribute to it. So if we can get people to cover the expenses of putting on the concert, then we will be able to give 100 percent of it to the relief fund," McConnell explained.
Watch the video for much more with Page McConnell.
Sidenote: A 27-year-old Georgia man was found dead in the Dick’s campsite Sunday morning, slumped in a chair. While police haven’t determined a cause of death, it’s very likely a drug overdose. Police combed the campsite all day Sunday searching for a name of the man or anyone who knew him. With Phish’s bandleader Trey Anastasio now a 12-stepper and vocal cheerleader for the national Drug Court system, it seems only a matter of time before he steps up to the mic to address the rampant and escalating drug abuse at his shows. Just like any concert, the drugs range from doobies to dangerous and I’ll bet the kid who died was dabbling in opiates, which seem to be making a resurgence on the Phish scene, with hairy, dazed dudes peddling Oxycontin pills in the parking lot. It’s a shame that such a tremendous stand was marred with a death, but hopefully it can jolt some awareness into the parking lot kids who so rabidly pursue ridiculous levels of inebriation. Hopefully, but not likely.
the "s" is for does not suck!
UPDATE:
The Phish
Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Commerce City, Colorado - September 2, 2011
Show Time: 7:30 pm [MST]
Show Poster by LandLand
Soundcheck: My Soul, Timber Jam
Set One: 8:17 pm - 9:51 pm
Sample In A Jar, Sparkle, The Sloth, Sweet Virginia, Suskind Hotel, Strange Design, Stash, Sneaking Sally Through The Alley > Sparks, Scent Of A Mule, Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan, Shine A Light, Split Open & Melt, The Squirming Coil
Set Two: 10:35 pm - 12:00 am
Sand > Simple -> Steam, Soul Shakedown Party > Seven Below > Suzy Greenberg > Scents & Subtle Sounds > Slave To The Traffic Light > Silent In The Morning > Sanity, Sweet Adeline
Encore: 12:02 am - 12:06 am
Sabotage
last "Sparks" - November 29, 1996 - last stand alone "Silent" - December 13, 1999
last "Sweet Adeline" - August 1, 1999 - last "Sabotage" - November 21, 1998