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TREY ANASTASIO IN CONCERT:
Trey Anastasio's music transcends the walls of traditional rock -- whether he's leading the band Phish with his unique vocals or composing original licks on his Martin guitar, Anastasio proves his virtuosity as an extremely well-rounded musician. Although he's played alongside a diverse group of acts ranging from Dave Matthews to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Anastasio always returns to his roots as a guitarist and composer, captivating audiences with his grand use of arpeggios and improvisation at his live shows. Hitting the road with a number of different bands, Anastasio will treat fans to hit-filled sets on his highly anticipated summer tour dates.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Born in Texas, Trey Anastasio got his start in college as the frontman of legendary jam band Phish, performing at local house parties for fellow classmates. The band rose to fame in the late '80s with their cult debut Phish (The White Tape), and eleven more albums followed over the course of their three-decade career. During the band's run, Anastasio released ten solo records, including an orchestral album and a collaboration between Primus' Les Claypool (bass) and Police's Stewart Copeland (drums) called Oysterhead. Not only has he had an expansive collection of hits, but he's also dabbled in chamber music and scoring for theater, composing a number of orchestral pieces and penning music for the Broadway musical Hands on a Hardbody. Anastasio has a packed summer tour ahead, and he's sure to delight fans as he performs with the Trey Anastasio Band, Phish, and the LA Philharmonic.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"Great, high-energy show. We were expecting something a little mellower, but were blown away. It looked like Trey and the band were really enjoying themselves. If you get a chance to see TAB, do it! You will not be disappointed."
"Trey continues to amaze me with his brilliance and energy. His second night show was another dance jam that will not be forgotten. He gave us an incredible show and it was all good!!"
"Great show - Trey and the whole band played beautifully."
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Trey brought his A game, it was one of the top three performances I have ever seen from him. Backwards down the number line acoustic, black dog, acoustic wilson. Amazing. Amazing. Amazing.
I've lived here in Nashville for just over 5 years. I've gone to many shows at the Ryman. This was the best show I've seen in the Ryman Auditorium. From Del McCrory coming out and jamming, to playing Led Zepplin, and Mark Knopfler. Thank you Trey from coming with Classic Tab, one heck of a concert.
Great show with the horns blaring. Loved the grooves .thanks
I really enjoyed the full band AND that he played solo with his acoustic guitar. There were a lot of old phish tunes that were covered, and the crowd sang along.
This show was the beez-neez, streaming live through the web definitely encouraged trey to bring the jams. All in all, felt very similar to a phish show- better than some actually. I'll def be visiting TAB in the future
Trey rocked my socks off and so did all the other members of the classic tab. I say this show is better than any of the Phish shows that I have been to. Also, I have never been closer to Trey, and that also made me happy! Thanks for playing bathtub gin!
I'm not a huge Phish fan, and I don't know any of Trey's solo material, but I have to say I truely enjoyed this entire show. Anytime music can make you shake like that, I'm a fan.
Trey seemed to be having a great time and so did we! Good mix of songs.
4 hrs!!!!! Trey in full form. Drink lines at the State are so ridiculous it diminished the experience a touch though.
Amazing. The best was the end.... Black Dog and Sultans of Swing... who could ask for anything more??? Trey ripped up the guitar. Loved it.
Venue was great. Sound was fantastic. Band was sensational. Couldn't have been better.
WOW!!!! What a show. Acoustic Wilson and multi Tubes. The horns were on their game!!!
Awesome show! Trey and the band moved my soul to dance as always. The venue was amazing, intimate and beautiful!
Was really impressed by the band. I have seen them once before and was more impressed this time. The jams were more concise much as Phish's are. Sultan's of Swing was cool as well. Cayman Review or Alive Again were my favorites.
It was a great show. Played all of the songs I wanted to hear.
Great show. Lots of energy from the start and WHAT were those horns!!!! Booooom! Absolutely superb. Carry on..
great show in a dump of a venue. exposed springs in my seat tore a hole in the seat of my pants. that said, i had a great time. trey is a great player and he put on a real good two set show.
first show Ive seen in months. What a show it was. Huge smiles all around. He was jumping around and conducting the horns like a mad scientist. Shine. High energy Super charged Push on til the day. Nice Cayman review. He looked really happy and healthy. His guitar sounded soo sweet. When most acts would typically end their show-he launched into an acoustic stellar mini-set. Nice Joy & Water in the sky + bathtub. Set break. Nice sand. After midnight the show got a little long and silly. He showcased Jennifer Hartswick too much. You know the heavy Horn player chick w/ the really big voice? Well, they launched into a black dog from Zeppelin. Potential is all that would amount. She took the lead vocals which Trey should never attempt. She was shrieking and wailing & hurting my ears. Morgan was shaking hher head. Bad to worse- they encore with First Tube. A bunch of squealing feedback & swinging the guitar shennanigans ensue. After a 2nd set that was light on vocals to begin with, it was just not a strong of a finish. It can't take away from all the magic leading up. Long show. Great show-ended badly.
trey and classic tab were great. jennifer hardwick rocked it, as did the (very young) trombonist, and trey played tightly with lots of energy. although there were a few duds, they played lots of old stuff (most of the first album in fact), which was wonderful. trey also did a solo acoustic mini-set, which was cool. the show was really long. the venue was also great. it was cool to see them in a smaller space with good ambiance. the only problem with the venue was the sound. the music sounded ok, but it wasn't really loud enough, and you couldn't understand what trey was saying when he talked. also, the beer lines were WAY too long. they needed to set up more bars. the crowd was ok. the chick who puked violently all over the very crowded sidewalk at set break was kinda awesome too. actually, the awesome part was watching an entire team of high school cheerleaders (in uniform) walk through it... the guy who puked all over the seats right behind us was less awesome.
Tight show, best TAB i've seen. Played both Chalkdust and Push on till the day, my favorite phish and trey songs
