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PHISH, SATURDAY 08/31/2024

Soundcheck: My Soul, Jam

SET 1: 46 Days, Oblivion, Axilla (Part II) -> Bathtub Gin, Undermind, Maze, Free, Most Events Aren't Planned

SET 2: Loving Cup > Kill Devil Falls -> What's Going Through Your Mind > Crosseyed and Painless, Split Open and Melt, Monsters, Carini

ENCORE: Bug, First Tube

Trey and Page teased Moving In Stereo during Kill Devil Falls. After the second set, a shirt stating "First Tube is My Lube" was tossed to Trey. Fish came out for the encore wearing the shirt over his dress and wore it for Bug and First Tube. The soundcheck's Jam was brief playing over the My Soul drumbeat.

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