Latest about Phish
One of the most iconic session players of all time has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Oasis and Phish were notably snubbed from the Class of 2025
Peter Frampton called Grace Bowers his favorite new guitarist. Now they’ve collaborated on a Beatles classic with Trey Anastasio
The three guitarists delivered a masterclass in soloing on this 10-minute-plus rendition
Trey Anastasio masterclass: nail the Phish frontman’s unique approach to songwriting and soloing
Anastasio draws from influences across the musical spectrum. This lesson breaks down his dynamic soloing and songwriting approach
Trey Anastasio on his perfect Languedoc guitars and the genius who made 'em (who only sees mistakes)
Whenever the Phish frontman appears on the hallowed cover of Guitar World he has his Languedocs with him. But what makes them so great?
Trey Anastasio’s tech, Justin Stabler, reveals all about the Phish frontman’s live rig
What do you use when you are playing the most tech advanced venue in the world? As Stabler explains, this is a rig less ordinary, custom-tailored for one of the most challenging sets in live music
“Why wouldn’t you stay in the Sphere? It’s not as much fun”: Trey Anastasio explains Phish’s joyful rebirth
In this epic cover interview, Anastasio goes deep into his musical rebirth, creative process and the intense practice regimen pushing against the limits of his playing
Phish's Trey Anastasio: an exclusive guide to his creative process and live rig – only in the new Guitar World
Also starring High on Fire, Savatage, Fontaines D.C., Helmet, the Hooters (yes, the Hooters!), the Last Dinner Party and a review of Fender's 70th Anniversary Antigua Strat
Trey Anastasio reveals why it’s impossible to play with onstage amps at The Sphere
In order to play the Sphere, The Edge ditched tube amps for amp sim pedals, and John Mayer has hidden his own amps away in wooden shipping creates. The Phish maestro explains why such workarounds are necessary for the state-of-the-art stage
