Double Dose Of Phish: Two Full Sets Coming To Bourbon & Beyond 2025

Bourbon & Beyond organizers have confirmed Phish will headline the festival on Friday, September 12 with a newly expanded two-set performance. The appearance marks the quartet’s lone festival play of 2025 and first stop in Louisville since 1995.

The 2025 Bourbon & Beyond festival will be held September 11 – 14 at the Kentucky Fair & Expo Center in Louisville. Phish are joined at the top the lineup by Noah Kahan, Sturgill Simpson, The Lumineers and Jack White. Other artists set to perform at the four-day festival include Khruangbin, Benson Boone, Alabama Shakes, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Rilo Kiley, Lake Street Dive, Ringo Starr, Pixies, TV On the Radio, Waxahatchee, Blues Traveler, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Trampled by Turtles, Guster, Iron & Wine, Lawrence, Julien Baker & TORRES, Dawes and more.

Bourbon & Beyond 2025 tickets are on sale now. Options include Weekend and Single-Day General Admission, Mint VIP, Angel’s Envy Beyond VIP passes.

JamBase has teamed with festival organizers to give away one (1) one pair of 4-Day Mint VIP Passes ($1520 value), Airfare for 2 from any major US airport, A 4-night hotel stay (check in Sept 11 and check out Sept 15) to Bourbon & Beyond 2025. Head here to enter for a chance to win. https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRZ_nDgkt6/?hl=en&img_index=1

Phish kicks off an eight-show spring tour on Friday, April 18 with the first of two nights at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena. The Rock Hall nominated band then hits Portland (Oregon) and San Francisco before closing the brief run with a three-night stand at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl.

Following that run, Phish's summer tour begins with three shows at SNHU Arena in Manchester (New Hampshire) on June 20 – 22. Additional stops include Pittsburgh, Austin, Boulder, Columbus, North Charleston (South Carolina), Philadelphia, Chicago, Forest Hills (New York) and Saratoga Springs (New York) through July 27. The appearance at Louisville’s Bourbon & Beyond currently rounds out the quartet’s touring plans.