Phish Returning to Atlantic City for Three-Night Run at Boardwalk Hall This Fall

ATLANTIC CITY — Jam band legends Phish are returning to Atlantic City this fall, bringing a three-night concert run to Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall as part of the band's newly announced 2026 Fall Tour.

The Vermont quartet will perform Friday, Oct. 2, Saturday, Oct. 3 and Sunday, Oct. 4, marking the band's first appearance at Boardwalk Hall since its celebrated Halloween runs in 2010 and 2013.

The Atlantic City concerts will kick off an eight-show fall tour that also includes stops in Richmond, Virginia; Jacksonville, Florida; and Huntsville, Alabama.

For Atlantic City, the return is expected to generate a significant tourism boost during the first weekend of October, with thousands of fans expected to fill Boardwalk Hall and nearby casinos, hotels and restaurants.

Phish has developed a devoted following over the past four decades, with fans often traveling long distances to attend multiple shows on the same tour. The band's Atlantic City appearances have historically drawn visitors from across the Northeast.

While many fans remember Phish's three-night beach concerts on the Atlantic City shoreline in 2021 and 2022, this year's performances will return the band to the historic indoor venue where it staged memorable Halloween performances in 2010 and 2013. During the 2013 Halloween run, Phish famously debuted much of what would later become its album Fuego.

Tickets

Fans can register now for Phish's ticket request lottery through the band's official ticketing system.

• Ticket request lottery deadline: Monday, Aug. 10, at noon (ET)

• General public on-sale: Friday, Aug. 14

• Atlantic City travel packages, which include hotel accommodations and tickets, go on sale Wednesday, Aug. 5, at noon (ET).

A Welcome Return for Boardwalk Hall

Boardwalk Hall has long been one of Atlantic City's premier concert venues, hosting everyone from Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi to major sporting events, comedy tours and nationally touring musical acts. Phish's return adds another high-profile event to the venue's 2026 calendar.

The concerts also continue Atlantic City's strong year for live entertainment, following several major concert announcements and reinforcing the city's reputation as one of the East Coast's premier music destinations.

For Phish fans, however, the biggest news is simple: after more than a decade away from Boardwalk Hall, the band is coming back for another three-night run.