Phish

On June 19, 2004, Phish performed at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), which was during a pivotal period in their career. This concert took place shortly after the band had released their album "Round Room" in December 2002, marking a return to the studio after a hiatus. Following the 2004 summer tour, Phish would take a break until their reunion in 2009, making this performance significant in showcasing their musical exploration during a transitional time. The setlist from the SPAC show highlights the band's willingness to experiment with improvisation and extended jams, key elements of their live performances. Moreover, this concert embodies the energetic and communal atmosphere that Phish concerts are known for, further solidifying their status in the jam band scene. The Saratoga Springs performance is a memorable chapter in Phish's legacy, representing their commitment to live music and audience engagement.

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