Phish Tour 2026: Remaining Dates and How to Still Get Tickets

Is Phish on Tour in 2026?

Yes. Two runs remain on the schedule: eight shows across four cities from Oct. 2–11, and Phish: Riviera Maya on Jan. 27–30, 2027. The summer leg, including the three September nights at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo., has already been played. The official listing sits on phish.com/tours.

Remaining Phish tour dates

All eight remaining 2026 Phish shows are in October. The three Dick's dates in Commerce City closed out the summer leg, and the October run opens in Atlantic City. Riviera Maya then jumps the calendar into 2027.

Dates, venues and current availability for every remaining show are below. Availability shifts day to day, so treat the listing as the live version of the schedule.

Shows that already happened this year

Phish's 2026 calendar started long before the fall announcement. The band played nine shows at Sphere in Las Vegas between April 16 and May 2, a residency Sphere Entertainment announced in December 2025. Those dates are done.

The summer leg finished with three nights at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo., on Sept. 4–6. Past runs are cataloged in the band's own tour archives.

What hasn't been announced yet

Phish has a long history with New Year's runs, and that is the question fans ask next. As of August 2026, no 2026–27 New Year's dates appear on phish.com/tours, and no announcement date has been published. If a run gets added, the official tour page updates first.

Phish Fall Tour 2026: Four Cities

The October 2026 run covers eight shows in four cities: Atlantic City, N.J. (Oct. 2–4), Richmond, Va. (Oct. 6–7), Jacksonville, Fla. (Oct. 9), and Huntsville, Ala. (Oct. 10–11). Two cities host arena shows and two host outdoor amphitheater shows, which changes what you are buying.

Atlantic City, N.J.

Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall gets the longest stretch of the tour, three nights from Oct. 2–4. The run marks the band's first three-night stand at the venue since the Halloween runs of 2010 and 2013, according to JamBase (Scott Bernstein, Aug. 4, 2026).

Boardwalk Hall is an indoor arena on the boardwalk itself, which makes this the most walkable multi-night run of the tour for anyone staying nearby. Travel packages tied to these dates went on sale Aug. 5 through phishfall.100xhospitality.com.

The three nights land Friday through Sunday, so a single-night trip works without taking time off work.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond hosts two nights at the Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront on Oct. 6–7. Both fall midweek, which tends to matter more than the seat map when you are deciding whether to make the drive.

This is an outdoor venue in early October, and that drives most of the seat decisions here: a lawn ticket on a Virginia October evening is a different night out than a reserved seat under cover.

Jacksonville, Fla.

VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena on Oct. 9 is the only one-night show of the entire October run.

Single-night shows behave differently from multi-night stands. There is no second chance later in the week, no choosing between a Friday and a Saturday, and no multi-night pass pulling inventory off the board.

Huntsville, Ala.

The tour closes with two nights at The Orion Amphitheater on Oct. 10–11, landing on a Saturday and a Sunday.

Like Richmond, this is an outdoor amphitheater in October, so the lawn-versus-reserved question applies again. The weekend timing also makes it the easiest date on the run for fans driving in from across the region.

The Phish Tour On-Sale, Explained

Both official buying windows have closed. The ticket request lottery ran through Aug. 10 at 12 p.m. ET, and the general on-sale started Aug. 14 at 10 a.m. ET with staggered start times through the morning. Fans arriving after those windows are looking at resale.

The ticket request lottery

Phish runs its own ticket request system at tickets.phish.com, where fans submit requests for specific dates ahead of the public on-sale and find out later whether the request was filled. For the October run, that window closed Aug. 10 at 12 p.m. ET.

The lottery reopens for future tours, so it is worth bookmarking for the next announcement cycle.

The general on-sale

The public on-sale followed on Aug. 14 at 10 a.m. ET, with additional shows opening at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. ET the same morning. Once that morning ended, the official window for these eight shows was over.

Why multi-night runs move fast

Three-night stands like Atlantic City do not sell evenly. Where a run offers a pass covering the full stand, that pass pulls from every date at once.

That is why one date in a run can look thin while the night before it still has options.

How to Get Phish Tickets Now

After the on-sale ends, resale is the route. Phish tickets keep changing hands on secondary marketplaces right up to showtime, including single seats released by fans who bought multi-night packages. The trade-off is that you need to know what protections come with the purchase before you commit.

What the secondary market is

A secondary marketplace is where fans resell tickets they already bought. TicketX operates in that market. We are not the box office and not the original seller.

The practical difference: inventory here comes from other fans, so it appears and disappears throughout the weeks before a show instead of dropping all at once on an on-sale morning. That is also why comparing other resale marketplaces is a reasonable step before you buy.

What to check before you buy

Three things decide whether a resale purchase is a good one.

Verified tickets. Confirm the marketplace verifies its listings before they go live. TicketX sells verified tickets, and the process behind that is covered in our breakdown of how TicketX verifies tickets.

How fees are handled. Fees that appear only at the last step of checkout make totals hard to compare from one site to the next. TicketX prices tickets with no hidden fees.

What the guarantee covers. The TicketX Buyer Guarantee provides a full refund in four situations:

• Your tickets turn out to be fake or invalid

• Your tickets do not arrive in time for the event

• The event is canceled without a rescheduled date

• The seller fails to transfer the tickets

Those four cases are the scope. Read the terms for the specifics before you buy, on any platform.

When to buy

There is no reliable rule about waiting for a price drop. Resale prices move with demand for that specific night.

What you can plan around is the shape of the run. If your schedule allows either night of a two-show stand, you have two chances at the inventory you want. If you are locked to the Jacksonville date, you have one.

Arena or Amphitheater: Picking Your Night

The October run splits evenly between indoor arenas (Boardwalk Hall, VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena) and outdoor amphitheaters (Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront, The Orion Amphitheater). Deciding which type of night you want narrows the choice faster than scrolling every seat map.

Indoor arena shows

Atlantic City and Jacksonville are indoor arena shows. Every ticket is a reserved seat, the weather is irrelevant, and the sightlines are predictable from the section number alone.

For a three-night run like Boardwalk Hall, that consistency means you can pick your date on convenience alone.

Outdoor amphitheater shows

Richmond and Huntsville are outdoor shows, and amphitheaters sell two different experiences. Reserved seats sit closer with a fixed spot; lawn tickets trade proximity and a guaranteed seat for open space and room to move.

October evenings outdoors cool off after sunset in both markets, so a jacket you can carry matters more than it would in July. Bag rules, seating policies and what you can bring differ by venue, so check the venue page for your date. Those rules are not uniform across amphitheaters.

Choosing one night out of three

If you are taking one show out of a multi-night run, weigh three things: the day of the week, the drive, and whether you want an indoor seat or an open lawn.

If budget is deciding it for you, our roundup of current promo codes is worth a look before you check out.

What a Phish Concert Is Like

A Phish concert runs on a different structure than a standard rock show. Expect two sets plus an encore, songs that stretch well past their studio versions, and a setlist that does not repeat from one night to the next. First-timers should plan for a longer evening than a typical opener-plus-headliner bill.

Set length and format

An intermission splits the two sets, and a set can cover fewer songs than you would expect from the running time.

Show lengths vary, so treat the posted start time as your fixed point and leave the end open.

What to wear in October

For Richmond and Huntsville, the thing to solve is what you can carry all night. Layers you can tie around your waist beat a heavy coat you have to hold for three hours. Indoor climate control makes this a non-issue in Atlantic City and Jacksonville. There is no dress code at any of these venues.

No two nights are the same

Phish played 161 unique songs across the nine 2026 Sphere nights without a single repeat, according to JamBase. That no-repeats philosophy is a Phish hallmark: "We've never repeated a set and we didn't want to start now," Anastasio told the Associated Press ahead of the band's first Sphere residency in April 2024.

That is the real cost of skipping a date. You are not missing a show you can catch next week. You are missing that particular night.

Which Phish Night to Take

Phish has eight shows left in 2026 plus a Mexico run in January 2027, and the official buying windows for all of them have closed. Resale is the working route now, so the decision in front of you is which night to take, not whether you missed the tour.

Phish Tour FAQ

Five questions come up most often once fans learn the on-sale has passed: whether tickets are still out there, whether Sphere is back on the calendar, what to expect from the catalog, how single nights work, and what a resale purchase protects.

Are Phish tickets still available for the fall shows?

Yes. The lottery and the general on-sale are both finished, but tickets for the October run keep appearing on the secondary market as fans resell seats they cannot use. That includes single nights released by fans who bought more than one date of a run. Availability moves day to day and varies by date, so a show that looks thin one week can open up the next. The live listing above shows what is on the board for each remaining 2026 date and for Riviera Maya in January 2027.

Is Phish playing the Sphere again?

No. Phish's Sphere Las Vegas residency ran for nine shows between April 16 and May 2, 2026, and it has finished. Sphere Entertainment announced that run in December 2025, and no return dates have been announced as of August 2026. Several ticket pages still lead with Sphere in their titles, which is out-of-date page copy on those sites and says nothing about open inventory for the shows that are left. The remaining 2026 Phish shows are the eight October dates in Atlantic City, Richmond, Jacksonville and Huntsville.

What is Phish's biggest hit?

Phish is not a singles band in the way that question usually implies. The band built its audience through live performance and constantly rotating setlists rather than radio play, so no single track works as shorthand for the catalog the way a chart hit does for other acts. The answer changes depending on who you ask. If you are going to a show without knowing the songs, that works in your favor: the setlist changes from night to night, so regular attendees are not walking in with a fixed list of songs to expect either.

Can I buy tickets for just one night of a multi-night run?

Yes. Single-night tickets are sold for every date, including all three Atlantic City shows and both nights in Richmond and Huntsville. Some multi-night runs also offer passes covering the full stand, which is what removes inventory across every date at once during an on-sale. On the resale market, single nights are the standard listing, and they often come from fans who bought a full run and can no longer make one of the dates. Jacksonville on Oct. 9 is a single show, so no pass applies there.

Is it safe to buy Phish tickets on a secondary marketplace?

It depends on the marketplace, so check three things before you buy anywhere. First, whether the listings are verified before they go live. Second, how fees are handled, since that is what separates two listings carrying the same face value. Third, what the guarantee actually covers. On TicketX, tickets are verified, pricing carries no hidden fees, and the Buyer Guarantee provides a full refund for fake or invalid tickets, late delivery, canceled events with no replacement date, and sellers who fail to transfer. The details are in our guide to what the TicketX Buyer Guarantee covers.

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