On June 18, 1994, Phish performed "Divided Sky" at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, a pivotal point in their career as they were gaining significant momentum in the live music scene. This performance followed the release of their album "Hoist," which came out in 1994 and was notable for its blend of genres and sophistication in composition. The album also featured the popular track "Down with Disease," which was see as a departure from their earlier work, showcasing the band's growth. By this time, Phish was solidifying their reputation as a leading live act known for their extensive improvisation and unique setlists. The Chicago show exemplifies their dynamic stage presence and ability to engage with audiences through intricate jams and an eclectic array of musical influences, traits that have become hallmarks of their enduring legacy.