For a band who blows minds for a living, Phish became turbo powered when amplified by the sights and sounds of The Sphere in Las Vegas.
The trippy quartet from Vermont have been jamming together since the mid ’80s with only one personnel change just a few years into their history, when the keyboard player wanted to pursue a life of playing religious music.
When Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, and Mike Gordon agreed to replace Jeff Holdsworth with Page McConnell in 1985, the band was locked in.
Many of its fans would say experiencing a Phish show is a deeper religious experience than even the best Sunday in church.
Drew Carey was so blown away, he tweeted something we probably shouldn’t embed in it’s entirety but it ended with, “Bro I met God tonight for real. I feel like I just got saved by Jesus no lie.”
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