American rock band Phish has announced an 8-date spring tour scheduled for April this year. Phish will kick off their tour in Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena, where the band will play two shows, followed by three nights at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley and a three-night run at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The band’s spring tour will follow their Riviera Maya residency, which will take place in Mexico from February 23 to 26.Fans can access the ticket request period via Phish’s official website, which will be live until January 16 at 9.00 am PT. Tickets for the general public will be available from January 20 at 10.00 am PT.Phish will perform on the following dates this yearFollowing their 4-date residency at Moon Palace Cancun, Phish will kick off their tour in Seattle, Washington, on April 14 and conclude their run on April 23, 2023.Phish@phishThis April, Phish will embark on an 8-date Spring Tour beginning with two shows at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena, followed by three-nights at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, and culminating with the band's first three-night run at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.1216119This April, Phish will embark on an 8-date Spring Tour beginning with two shows at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena, followed by three-nights at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, and culminating with the band's first three-night run at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. https://t.co/I2PkEO7nKoFebruary 23 – Cancún, MX – Moon Palace CancúnFebruary 24 – Cancún, MX – Moon Palace CancúnFebruary 25 – Cancún, MX – Moon Palace CancúnFebruary 26 – Cancún, MX – Moon Palace CancúnApril 14 – Seattle, WA at Climate Pledge ArenaApril 15 – Seattle, WA at Climate Pledge ArenaApril 17 – Berkeley, CA at Greek TheatreApril 18 – Berkeley, CA at Greek TheatreApril 19 – Berkeley, CA at Greek TheatreApril 21 – Los Angeles, CA at Hollywood BowlApril 22 – Los Angeles, CA at Hollywood BowlApril 23 – Los Angeles, CA at Hollywood BowlMore about the band's recent workIn 2020, the quartet released their studio album Sigma Oasis, which premiered through a listening party on their Live Fish app and SiriusXM radio station. It comprises material the band performed in concert over the previous decade but did not get a studio release. The band recently released a studio version of their sci-fi soldier material on October 31, 2022.Phish@phishNew Year's Eve 2022: 40 Years Of Phish. Watch the entire 28+ minutes now in 4K HD from Madison Square Garden: youtu.be/KiAO_qpzrmI #Phish40 #NewYearsEve54185New Year's Eve 2022: 40 Years Of Phish. Watch the entire 28+ minutes now in 4K HD from Madison Square Garden: youtu.be/KiAO_qpzrmI #Phish40 #NewYearsEve https://t.co/zuw2vl18nCIn 2021, the band spoke about touring during a Q&A session with fans as part of SiriusXM Phish Radio. The band’s drummer Jon Fishman talked about the effort that touring requires but being worth it in the end. He said:“I love it so much, I don’t care. The parts are here to be worn out. Eventually, I’ll lose my hearing, and eventually my hip will seize up on me and my wrists won’t work, and, whatever! I’m doing everything I can to keep it maintained … and play as long as I can.”The band's frontman Trey Anastasio recently released his debut solo acoustic album, Mercy (Rubber Jungle). Speaking to Guitar Player about improvising, Anastasio noted:"That’s so valuable later on as a guitarist when you become an improviser. During a lot of Phish jams, I’ll land on a simple phrase, almost childlike, and then run with it."The band was formed in 1983 and currently has a lineup of guitarist Trey Anastasio, bassist Mike Gordon, drummer Jon Fishman, and keyboardist Page McConnell.