Phish

By June 2004, Phish was nearing the end of its original run, as it would disband for several years following the summer tour. The live recording of "Wolfman's Brother" from June 24, 2004, showcases the band's improvisational prowess and highlights their devoted fanbase's anticipation for their performances. Prior to this show, Phish released their studio album "Round Room" in 2002, which was well-received but marked a shift in their creative approach post-hiatus. This period also saw the band embracing their unique blend of rock, jazz, and funk, which was evident in the setlist for this concert. Interestingly, the Alpine Valley show featured a variety of songs that showcased their willingness to explore new musical territories live, and it was part of a tour that would ultimately culminate in a hiatus, emphasizing the band’s ever-evolving journey in the music scene.

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