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Phish Launches Las Vegas Sphere with Dazzling Visuals

4/18/2026

Summary

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Phish opened the Las Vegas Sphere with innovative visuals and their signature improvisational style.
They opened with 'Evolve'.
'Wolfman’s Brother' featured surreal imagery, including a giant spider and a floating hot dog.
The second set moved from 'Everything's Right' to 'Down with Disease' with lighting by Chris Kuroda, Phish's lighting designer.
The encore featured a rare a cappella version of 'Space Oddity' and finished with a virtual fireworks display.

History

Historical Context

The Sydney Opera House, opened on October 20, 1973, was designed by Jørn Utzon after winning an international competition in 1957. This architectural marvel hosts over 1,800 performances annually and attracts more than 1.4 million visitors. Its innovative design and cultural significance have influenced modern performance venues, exemplified by the immersive experiences offered at Phish's Las Vegas Sphere.

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Story summary

Phish opened the Las Vegas Sphere with innovative visuals and their signature improvisational style.
They opened with 'Evolve'.
'Wolfman’s Brother' featured surreal imagery, including a giant spider and a floating hot dog.
The second set moved from 'Everything's Right' to 'Down with Disease' with lighting by Chris Kuroda, Phish's lighting designer.
The encore featured a rare a cappella version of 'Space Oddity' and finished with a virtual fireworks display.

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