Phish setlists: Huntsville puts Shade inside Mike’s Groove
A closer look at the October 12, 2026 song order, the performance notes worth keeping and a comparison with New Haven in 1992.
Mike’s Song > Shade > Weekapaug Groove. That is an opening worth writing out in full. For anyone following Mike’s Groove sequences across their show history, Shade is the detail to keep.
A different middle for Mike’s Groove
Shade takes the middle slot in the opening trio. Later in the first set, AC/DC Bag leads into Wolfman’s Brother, where Phish.net records Trey’s first mini-kit appearance of the night. My Friend, My Friend closes the set with a change to its usual ending.
This is the good stuff for fans who follow multiple nights: the combinations keep changing. The show notes give us more to follow, too.
Which details belong beside the songs?
Phish.net documents Trey on the mini drum kit during Wolfman’s Brother and Blaze On, an unfinished Down with Disease, and the omitted “Myfe” ending in My Friend, My Friend. The numbered notes below keep those details beside the ordered songs. Read the source notes.
Phish setlist: October 12, 2026
Orion Amphitheater · Huntsville, Alabama
Ordered songs and transitions follow Phish.net.
SET 1Mike's Song > Shade > Weekapaug Groove, AC/DC Bag > Wolfman's Brother1, Birds of a Feather, My Friend, My Friend2
SET 2No Men In No Man's Land > Prince Caspian -> Blaze On1, Down with Disease3 -> Big Black Furry Creature from Mars, Scents and Subtle Sounds > Good Times Bad Times > Taste, The Wedge, Character Zero
ENCOREWading in the Velvet Sea > Backwards Down the Number Line > Run Like an Antelope
- Trey plays the mini drum kit during Wolfman’s Brother and Blaze On.
- My Friend, My Friend omits the usual “Myfe” ending.
- Down with Disease is marked unfinished.
The source also identifies Nellie Kane teases in Weekapaug Groove, a quote of The Birds in My Friend, My Friend, a Mike’s Song tease in Blaze On, and Dave’s Energy Guide teases in Down with Disease.
Open this show and attendanceTwo setlists, one shared song
Costello’s recap looks back to a remembered Monday show in New Haven in 1992, with his caveat that the exact night is uncertain. Comparing the two published song lists gives one shared title: Run Like an Antelope. It closes the first set in New Haven and the encore in Huntsville. Open the New Haven show and follow its source for the performance details.
A comparison like this gives your own show history a useful next question: which songs have stayed with you across different years?
Sources and editorial note
Source-based setlist analysis by EventVault. Listening impressions can be added through a separately credited review.
Phish.net: October 12, 2026 setlist and show notesPhish.net: December 28, 1992 setlist
The historical comparison was checked against the two listed song sequences on October 20, 2026. Archive coverage is partial.
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