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The rumors were true.
After months of speculation online, Walmart AMP officials this afternoon that jam-band Phish will play their first show in the state of Arkansas when they appear a the venue for a show on July 29 this summer.
Y’all don’t need me to tell you who Phish are. The legendary Vermont-based band has been touring the country for decades, building one of the most loyal and rabid fanbases of any band in the world.
Despite all the touring, however, the band has to date never performed in Arkansas. In fact, Arkansas is one of just six states in which the band had never performed in their career.
Guess that’s about to change, eh.
Tickets range from $45 to $90, and will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 7.
To purchase, visit the Walton Arts Center box office, call 479-443-5600, or visit amptickets.com.
AMP 2020 Schedule (so far)
June 11 – Kenny Chesney / Michael Franti & Spearhead
June 13 – Alanis Morissette / Garbage / Liz Phair
June 17 – Steely Dan / Steve Winwood
June 22 – Journey / Pretenders
June 24 – The Black Crowes
June 28 – Chicago / Rick Springfield
July 8 – Melanie Martinez
July 14 – Megadeth / Lamb of God / Trivium / In Flames
July 17 – Rascal Flatts
July 19 – King & Country
July 23 – Old Dominion / Dustin Lynch / Carly Pearce
July 28 – Lindsey Stirling / Kiesza / Mako
July 29 – Phish
July 31 – Jason Aldean / Brett Young / Michael Tenpenny / Dee Jay Silver
Aug. 6 – Sam Hunt / Kip Moore / Travis Denning / Earnest
Aug. 8 – Nickelback / Stone Temple Pilots
Aug. 9 – Avett Brothers / Tyler Childers
Aug. 15 – Kids Bop Live
Aug. 18 – Matchbox 20 / The Wallflowers
Aug. 21 – Chris Young / Scotty McCreery / Payton Smith
Aug. 23 – Backstreet Boys
Aug. 26 – Disturbed / Staind / Bad Wolves
Aug. 27 – Lady Antebellum / Jake Owen / Maddie and Tae
Sept. 2 – Incubus / 311 / Badflower
Sept. 22 – Dave Matthews Band
Oct. 9 – Maureen Morris
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