Seeing Phish play Madison Square Garden is truly a sight to be hold - only a band like them could find a way to make 93 shows in the same venue feel like uniqe once-in-a-lifetime events, and the July 24, 2026, show at the World's Most Famous Arena was no exception - this particular show was a tribute to the type of setlists they played in 1993 and prior. The way Chris Kuroda's light production beautifully flows with Phish's incredible instrumentation was awe-inspiring. 

Videos cannot do justice to the spectacle they created that night, but I but together a compilation of some highlights from Phish's 93rd MSG show. That includes a few clips of the unbelievable light rig used throughout the night, the return of the Big Ball Jam, their beloved funky take on Also Sprach Zarathustra/2001, a cosmic take on The Who's Sparks, tons of incredible musicianship, a barbershop quartet performance of "Sweet Adeline", and so much more.

Were you at MSG Show No. 93, or any of the 90s-inspired shows from Phish's recent run at the Garden? If so, share your favorite memory from the night(s) in the comments below.

Also check out Phish playing g ZZ Top's "La Grange" (a cover performed for the first time in more than 15 years that night):

https://youtu.be/NbuGEfYenoQ?si=lOqy33tGhCFZ0aA4

And also see Phish blaze through a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Good Times Bad Times":

https://youtu.be/\_7ECDm8l1xk?si=f9Qb4vLB-7O7Y9Ym

Phish's 93rd Madison Square Garden Show | July 24, 2026 | Concert Highlights