Phish

On May 16, 1991, Phish performed a memorable concert at The Sting in New Britain, Connecticut. This performance came shortly after the band released their third studio album, "Lawn Boy," in 1990. At this stage in their career, Phish was beginning to gain a loyal following, especially among fans of live music due to their improvisational style and vibrant live performances. The period around this recording was significant as it marked the band's transition into a more recognized act within the jam band scene. Notably, their willingness to experiment with extended jams and unique song arrangements would become defining characteristics of their sound. The 1991 concert showcases the band's emerging creativity and sets the stage for their later success, as it was just a few years before they would reach even greater fame with subsequent albums and extensive touring.

Watch on YouTube