Venues

Starwood Amphitheatre

Antioch, TN, USA

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Top Rated Shows

Highest rated shows at this venue by Phish.net users:

Date Rating
2000-06-22 133 votes 4.3158/5
1994-05-03 50 votes 4.1800/5
1999-07-01 107 votes 4.1308/5

Top Reviews

Highest-rated reviews from shows at this venue:

1999-07-01 by MiguelSanchez 10
this was my first taste of phish in nashvill/antioch. i attended the show here the next summer. this one gave me a good taste of what i was in for. between this show and the 2000 one, i shall never miss another one in this city or at this venue. pyite: they came out hot on this one. pyite...
1999-07-01 by Bob_Loblaw 6
Great first set to this show. Great sit in with Jerry, Ronnie, and Tim. Who knew Wolfman's Brother & Roggae would work so well with those instruments? All of the playing complemented the songs nicely. Further expanding what they could do with songs outside of extended jams. Set two has...
1994-05-03 by PHATTSKIS 6
I saw all the Starwood shows and this was my favorite. I went with my buddies Will C. and Will P., who as crazy as it sounds, were born in the same hospital on 5/3 of whatever year that they were both born in--you know its gonna be trippy going with two characters like that as your show...
1994-05-03 by paulj 6
My fourth show, and the one that absolutely confirmed I'd come back a lot! Also, this show represents my only contribution to the HPB/TPC, which for years had the show listed at The Veranda and did not note the Hank Williams contribution. My girlfriend chose not to come with me to Nashville...
2000-06-22 by MiguelSanchez 4
it was good to get phish back in the states. I actually grabbed 7th row tickets to this show off of ebay for way less than face value... very odd. I had been to this venue the year before. While it was a gang buster show, it was a little short due to massive rains, so we were ready for phish...
2000-06-22 by ilostmypebblesandmarbles 4
5 stars in my book !!!! ☆☆☆☆☆ Love the venue !!!! Love the musical menu !!!! Love the very special guest ! Loved that the mail order tickets were gold ! I wrote the review above this one but Loved The Phish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think the whole...
2000-06-22 by lostmypebblesandmarbles 3
This show was absolutely phantastic !!!!! All shows get varying reviews and i won't and never will trash anyones opinion of any Phish show, including this one... But ... This is my favorite show !!!! There seemed to be a post cypress euphoria at all the 2000 shows. I LOVED this year!!!!...
1999-07-01 by pauly 3
my first show of 1999,my 1st time to Nashville,Tn..Great city w/great folks all around everyone was really kind...This show is great,i loved iit!!! the 1st set had many guests,which wasnt much of a surprise, (given the fact where we were)..Wolfmans w/the Dobro gave it a dif.feel....
1999-07-01 by TimberCarini 3
1999 is Full of Unique Phish Shows. On the heels of a brilliant ambient jam-filled show in Bonner Springs, Kansas, Phish seemingly spun 180 degrees in the opposite direction and proceeded to drop the Antioch, Tennessee bluegrass tinged gem of a concert. A stunning collection of country and...
1994-05-03 by TwiceBitten 3
Great show, but I want to specifically single out this version of Slave to the Traffic Light. It's got a quietly peaceful middle section before the build. The last minute is breathtaking.

Notable Jam Chart Performances

Individual jam chart entries from this venue:

2000-06-22 • Gotta Jibboo (12:48) Set 2 Noteworthy
Swift and high-energy playing throughout. A clean, linear build in energy, from patient and quiet interplay between Page and Trey at the beginning, building with whale call bends and rotary swirl, finally ascending to a heavenly peak. Very happy and massive hose during the peak; spacey jam on the back end -> to "2001."
1999-07-01 • Roggae (9:31) Set 1 Noteworthy
Jerry Douglas on dobro, Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Tim O'Brien on fiddle. A wonderful version.
1994-05-03 • Slave to the Traffic Light (9:46) Set 2 Noteworthy
Excellent quiet '94-style space early in the jam, with a very gradual uptick in the intensity. Sick trilling by Trey.
-> in from the intro to "Hood." Robbie McCoury on banjo, Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Sam Bush on fiddle. "Dog Faced Boy" is played in entirety in the intro. > back to "Hood."
Why many folks consider the "LxL" jam somewhat similar to The Grateful Dead's "Crazy Fingers." Trey soars in this version.
2000-06-22 • Sand (11:02) Set 2
An interesting jam which takes a more reserved, melodic route with Fish playing unaccompanied for a time as the band comes down to near silence briefly. The latter part of the jam includes some effects from Page and a nice ascending progression.
Scorching hot.
EXCELLENT jam segment.
2000-06-22 • Harry Hood (2:32) Set 2
Robbie McCoury on banjo, Ronnie McCoury on mandolin, and Sam Bush on fiddle. "Hood" intro -> "Dog Faced Boy" > "Hood." Unfortunately the AUD recording does not do justice to this cool instrumental arrangement. KS - Live Bait Vol. ?
2000-06-22 • Harry Hood (13:57) Set 2
> in from "Dog Faced Boy." This great "Hood" now launches, but the AUD recording does not do justice to the great and different instrumentation.
Jerry Douglas on Dobro, Ronnie McCoury on mandolin, and Tim O'Brien on fiddle on this bluegrass version. Great short version!
Some really fine, unusually restrained but passionate soloing by Trey is followed by wonderful Page soloing without the usual noisy closing chords. Instead, Page's solo > to "YEM."
Phat and funky! Huge thunderstorm during this version.
As if playing to extinguish the pouring rain, Trey's "soloing" is incendiary, a sort of in-your-face jamming possibly unparalleled. The jam isn't totally absent nuance, however, and play cools to become a bit introspective before the band nimbly works towards the song's conclusion and > "Caspian."
Jerry Douglas on dobro. Very cool and different sort of "WB" that is well worth checking out.


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