Phish Radio

Tune in to all nine sold-out shows from Sphere in Las Vegas across three weekends in April and May.

Each show will broadcast live on Phish’s exclusive channel on car radios and the SiriusXM app.

SiriusXM’s Grateful Dead Channel, Phish Radio, and Jam On 309 are celebrating the life and legacy of the legendary guitarist.

Be part of a new episode of “Ask Trey,” Trey Anastasio’s Q&A show on SiriusXM’s Phish Radio.

Listen to all three nights of the band’s live concerts on channel 29.

Listen to the band’s full concerts Tuesday and Wednesday nights on channel 29.

Phish Radio will broadcast all three nights featuring pre-show coverage.

Tune in live to all four nights of the run on SiriusXM’s Phish Radio (Ch. 29).

Tune in to channel 29 from October 31 through November 3.

Phish’s concerts at the Sphere will air exclusively on Phish Radio the next day at 12pm ET, with the final show airing live on April 21.

Find out how to hear the special show at New Orleans’ historic Orpheum Theater.

The shows may be sold out, but fans can still hear live concert audio from all three nights.

These unforgettable performances featured new material from the upcoming Dave Matthews Band album.

Is there anything better than great live music? See these acts in a city near you this year!

Watch all three sets from ‘Phish: Live from the Ninth Cube,’ presented by SiriusXM and Phish Radio, on the SXM App now for a limited time.

Tune in to Phish Radio for four nights of live broadcasts from the band’s much-anticipated shows at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, plus exclusive Halloween spec...

When Phish tour settles in Alpharetta, GA, this weekend for a two-night stand, you’ll hear both shows live on SiriusXM’s Phish Radio.

The Beacon Jams will feature performances, home interactions, and more, with proceeds donated to the free concerts benefitting Phish’s long-running non...

Ahead of Phish premiering their 14th studio album, Sigma Oasis, Phish will stream a listening party live on Phish Radio.

Catch live performance broadcasts, archive highlights, and more all weekend long on Phish Radio.

The Met is the smallest venue the band has played in nearly 20 years.

The channel plays music from the band’s vast catalog of live songs, studio tracks, and musical influences.