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Attention, Phish fans: At least part of your summer has been planned out, as frontman Trey Anastasio and the boys have confirmed details of a summer trek that's slated to kick off on July 3 in Bangor, Maine, and run through an Aug. 30 to Sept. 1 Labor Day weekend stand in Commerce City, Colo.
Phish have covered countless bands over the years -- Pavement, Neutral Milk Hotel, Ween, even freaking Rage Against the Machine. But even Rage don't rock harder than the legendary metal vets that Phish down-tuned their guitars to honor during their New Year's Eve gig in New York City, the final show of a four-night stand at Madison Square Garden.
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Phish will follow up last year's four-night New Year's Eve stand at New York City's Madison Square Garden with another four-night stand leading up to the arrival of 2013. The gigs mark the third year in a row that the legendary jam band will rock MSG to mark the holiday.