This was my first official tour run, and boy did this opener not disappoint. Buried alive was a great indicator that we were in for a real treat, following that up with character zero, Billy Breathes was the studio album that got me to delve into phish so anything from Billy is welcome. Next, a new song Hey Stranger, one of my favorites from the new album which I thoroughly enjoyed. Then Mike started to shake the whole venue with his bass intro for Down With Disease. Unfortunately, for people in the lawn, which includes me, the speakers failed as soon as they started the jam section of the song. I decided to give it a listen on my ride in to Night 2 and I am so so upset that I missed out on it. To close out Set 1 they played 46 days, one of my favorites and what a way to close the first set!

Set 2 started back up with a pretty engaging Suzy Greenberg, and then the real treat came right after, an early set 2 run like an antelope. This antelope is must hear, the recording doesn't do it justice though, the jamming just kept going and didn't want to stop, neither did we. After the momentous antelope we slide right into a funky spacey ghost, this ghost never really reached its peak and was cut short by light, I really enjoyed mikes evil bass effects though. Pillow jets, another song from the new album that I absolutely love. After hearing the sphere version I was only more excited to hear this for myself, and boy did it not disappoint. The jam really started to get dark and evil sounding, just amazing. Now, the other heater tonight was the Split Open And Melt, and it did in fact melt. To top off the night we got a Harry Hood encore, a song I never really clicked to, but still enjoyed nevertheless.

Highlights:
Hey Stranger
Down With Disease
Roggae
46 days
Run Like An Antelope
Pillow Jets
Split Open And Melt