A net full of Phish fans is getting dropped off in Delaware for the band's new festival. Here are unusual facts to know about the jam band.

Phish drummer Jon Fishman, shown performing with the band in Brooklyn in 2004, is one of two Jewish members of the group. He’s known for performing in a colorful dress.

Tough decisions face Columbus, as Phish and Wu-Tang Clan will both be in Columbus on July 9 at 8 p.m., but at different ...

Vermont-based jam band Phish have maintained a loyal following well into the 21st century with their complex arrangements and epic live shows that have inspired their own tribute bands. One such ...

Saturday was RZA’s 56th birthday, and he celebrated by going to a Phish concert. The band were playing Boulder’s Folsom Field ...

The band belts out different sounds – from funk and rock to jazz and pop – from its current members Trey Anastasio on vox, bassist Mike Gordon, drummer John Fishman and Page McConnell on keys.

Just consider this Phish 101 -- and class is most definitely in session. Follow along as we try to answer some common questions about the band. Q: Who are the band members?

LAS VEGAS — “Let the music do the talking,” sang Phish vocalist-guitarist Trey Anastasio at the outset of the band’s concert Saturday at the Sphere, the new venue that surrounds the ...

Phish has two members — bassist Mike Gordon and drummer Jon Fishman — who were raised in Jewish households. The band also has been known to play Hebrew songs in concert, according to the book ...

Phish drummer Jon Fishman, shown performing with the band in Brooklyn in 2004, is one of two Jewish members of the group. He’s known for performing in a colorful dress.

The band members actually drop their instruments and then gather around a microphone to deliver incredible four-part a cappella vocal harmonies on barbershop quartet-style numbers.

Two of the band members — bassist Mike Gordon and drummer Jon Fishman — are also Jewish, and the group has been known to play Jewish songs such as “Yerushalayim Shel Zahav” and “Avinu Malkeinu” live.