Drewcub's Shows - Phish.net

@Drewcub's Shows 10 show(s)

Phish Shows

Date	Venue	Location	Rating
2018
2018-10-26	Allstate Arena	Rosemont, IL	4.5513
2000
2000-07-06	Molson Amphitheatre	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	3.8571
1999
1999-12-02	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills, MI	4.4797
1999-07-23	Polaris Amphitheater	Columbus, OH	4.6007
1998
1998-11-11	Van Andel Arena	Grand Rapids, MI	4.5485
1998-07-31	Polaris Amphitheater	Columbus, OH	4.1328
1997
1997-12-06	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills, MI	4.5986
1994
1994-11-18	MSU Auditorium, Michigan State University	East Lansing, MI	4.3562
1994-06-23	Phoenix Plaza Theatre	Pontiac, MI	3.2353
1993
1993-08-12	Meadow Brook Music Festival	Rochester Hills, MI	4.4583

Side Shows

Date	Artist	Venue	Location
2001
2001-11-04	Oysterhead	Hill Auditorium, University of Michigan	Ann Arbor, MI

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