Phish Conclude Spring Tour with Expansive Jams at the Hollywood Bowl

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Continuing its mission of activating the jam community for social good, The Mimi Fishman Foundation has launched a new auction of Phish memorabilia. In partnership with The WaterWheel Foundation, Phish’s multifaceted philanthropic arm responsible for raising over $9 million for a wide variety of charitable beneficiaries, this latest auction offers 10 posters signed by all four members of the band. Proceeds from the batch will be split between the foundations, and each will distribute the donations to a range of chosen nonprofit organizations in line with their ongoing service to public health and wellbeing, environmental protection, social justice, music education and more.

The posters for The Mimi Fishman Foundation’s latest auction–a 26-year tradition for the organization founded by Phish drummer Jon Fishman’s mother–are sourced from the legendary jamband’s Spring 2025 tour which brought on eight rare dates down the West Coast. The destinations commemorated in the collection are Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena, Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl and Portland, Ore.’s Moda Center, where the band played its first Stumptown show since 1999 on April 20. Two copies of prints by Nolan Pelletier, Dave Kloc, Killer Acid and Micha Huigen (standard and foil editions) are up for auction now, starting at bids of $350.

The Mimi Fishman Foundation’s latest auction will conclude on June 17. For more information on The Mimi Fishman Foundation, its accomplishments, and its ongoing dedication to mobilizing music and community to change the world, visit mimifishman.org.