Phish is coming to MSG for New Years Eve. Which show has the cheapest tickets?
In the winter, most fish take a break, relocate to deeper waters and enter a hibernation-like state to save energy for the spring.Not Phish though.Dating back to December 1994, the legendary jam band has played New Year’s Eve concerts in late December and early January at Madison Square Garden.This year will be no different.Trey Anastasio and co.just lined up four huge shows at the Knicks and Rangers home — their 97th, 98th, 99th and 100th at the Garden — to ring in 2027.
They’re scheduled to take place: Wednesday, Dec.307:30 p.m.Thursday, Dec.
317:30 p.m.Friday, Jan.1, 20277:30 p.m.Saturday, Jan.
2, 20277:30 p.m.Tickets for these milestone concerts officially become available to the general public on primary market sites like Ticketmaster on Friday, Oct.16.You don’t have to wait until then, though.
Inventory is up and ready for purchase on secondary market sites for Phans hoping to secure seats ahead of time.If you’re hoping to attend the concert with the cheapest tickets, we recommend going on Wednesday, Dec.30.
Prices start at $382 including fees on Vivid Seats for that evening.Their other shows have seats starting anywhere from $446 to $582 including fees.And, while that sounds expensive, it’s hard to put a price on an experience as joyous as a Phish NYE gig.“Trey, Fish, Mike, and Page have built their singular resume through 40+ years of unwavering commitment to turning their absurd brand of (good) humor into strangely beautiful and meaningful art,” Live For Live Music wrote in an overwhelmingly positive review of the group’s ice cream-themed 2025 New Year’s Eve concert at MSG.“[Their] New Year’s gag was great for all the right reasons: It excited us, it made us laugh, it made us ask what the hell is going on, it put a nostalgic spotlight on the long, weird, over-the-top history of Phish on New Year’s Eve and, most importantly, it gave the band optimal space to do what it does best rather than prioritizing the bells and whistle...