{"show":{"id":"phish-2003-07-25","artistId":"phish","artistName":"Phish","date":"2003-07-25","venue":"VERIZON WIRELESS AMPHITHEATRE - CHARLOTTE","city":"Charlotte , NC","source":"https://phish.net/setlists/phish-july-25-2003-verizon-wireless-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte-nc-usa.html","recordType":"imported-setlist","completeness":"unreconciled","reviewedComplete":false,"version":0,"archivePath":"/archive/phish/phish-2003-07-25","sets":[{"label":"SET 1","songs":["Funky Bitch","Chalk Dust Torture","Two Versions of Me","Bathtub Gin","Limb By Limb","Back on the Train","Horn","Golgi Apparatus","Character Zero"],"performances":[{"title":"Funky Bitch","transition":">","annotation":""},{"title":"Chalk Dust Torture","transition":"","annotation":""},{"title":"Two Versions of Me","transition":"","annotation":""},{"title":"Bathtub Gin","transition":"","annotation":""},{"title":"Limb By Limb","transition":"","annotation":""},{"title":"Back on the Train","transition":">","annotation":""},{"title":"Horn","transition":">","annotation":""},{"title":"Golgi Apparatus","transition":">","annotation":""},{"title":"Character Zero","transition":"","annotation":""}]},{"label":"SET 2","songs":["Drowned","Kung","Twist","Heavy Things","Harry Hood","David Bowie"],"performances":[{"title":"Drowned","transition":"->","annotation":""},{"title":"Kung","transition":"->","annotation":""},{"title":"Twist","transition":"->","annotation":""},{"title":"Heavy Things","transition":"","annotation":""},{"title":"Harry Hood","transition":">","annotation":""},{"title":"David Bowie","transition":"","annotation":""}]},{"label":"ENCORE","songs":["The Star-Spangled Banner","Bug"],"performances":[{"title":"The Star-Spangled Banner","transition":"","annotation":""},{"title":"Bug","transition":"","annotation":""}]}],"notes":"Kung (first since September 29, 1999, or 108 shows) was sung over the jam connecting Drowned and Twist. Fish quoted Manteca in Hood. Bowie included a full-band Tweezer tease.","footnotes":""},"coverage":"This is a partial archive. Missing songs do not establish that a song was not played. Source reuse rights remain subject to the original source."}