Phish — Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City 10-4-2026 NEW
Phish wrapped up their three-night return to Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall with a Sunday show that gave fans plenty to talk about. Opening with “David Bowie,” the band immediately established a focused, exploratory mood before rolling into “The Moma Dance,” which stretched beyond 20 minutes and became one of the evening’s major highlights.
The first set kept moving with “Sigma Oasis,” “Blaze On,” “Halley’s Comet” and “Wilson,” before “The Squirming Coil” delivered a genuinely historic moment. Page McConnell left his usual piano setup and played the song’s closing solo on Boardwalk Hall’s enormous pipe organ, bringing the venue’s legendary instrument directly into the performance.
The second set went deep with “Split Open and Melt,” “No Men in No Man’s Land” and a massive, roughly 30-minute “Simple.” “Lonely Trip” offered a brief change of pace before “You Enjoy Myself” brought the set to a satisfying close. An energetic “Carini,” featuring Trey Anastasio on his mini drum kit, finished the night. It was a memorable finale to an outstanding Atlantic City run.
Setlist
- David Bowie
- The Moma Dance
- Sigma Oasis (Trey on percussion kit)
- Blaze On
- Halley's Comet
- Wilson
- The Squirming Coil (Page solo outro played on the Boardwalk Hall Pipe Organ)
- Split Open and Melt
- No Men in No Man's Land
- Simple (Trey on percussion kit)
- Lonely Trip (Trey Anastasio song)
- You Enjoy Myself (with "Lonely Trip" tease by Trey)
- Carini (Trey on percussion kit)
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