Other notable stops include two-night engagements at Fenway Park in Boston and a two-night stay in Madison, with shows across Savannah, Raleigh, Columbia, Syracuse, and New York City, including multiple dates at MSG.

The announcement highlights the band’s enduring popularity and touring history, and directs readers to download the Boston 25 News app for updates.

Phish has announced its 2026 Summer Tour, a 21-date run in July and over Labor Day weekend, including a five-night residency at Madison Square Garden and a return to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.

Ticket prices for the Summer tour have not been announced yet; Sphere residency prices in Las Vegas suggest mid-$100s for some seats, with higher prices for weekend and prime seats.

Trey Anastasio told The Associated Press the band aims to keep performances fresh by never repeating a full set, producing four unique Sphere shows and not planning additional dates despite high demand.

Reporting also notes recent activity like a Riviera Maya run and upcoming Sphere shows in Las Vegas, along with other artists’ touring information.

Readers are directed to Phish’s official site for full touring details, with Rock Cellar Magazine cited as the source of coverage.

Fans can find updates and more touring details on Phish’s official website.

The core band lineup includes Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, and Page McConnell.

The tour kicks off July 7-8 at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin, followed by a three-night stand July 10-12 at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana.

The piece places the tour within a broader cultural discussion about Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions, noting it as ancillary to the tour news.

A video teaser released on Instagram features NYC skateboarding clips and David Letterman, with ticket requests via Ticketmaster before the general on-sale.