Trey Anastasio continued his incredible acoustic tour last night in D.C. at one of the most interesting and unique venues in the country – the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue. Located in Washington D.C.’s Chinatown, the Sixth and I is one of the oldest synagogues in the nations capital.

While Trey isn’t Jewish, his bandmates Jon Fishman and Mike Gordon are. These Jewish roots are evident with allusions to Hebrew and Jewish prayers throughout their catalog. One of the more common Jewish references at Phish shows is the High Holiday prayer “Avinu Malkeinu.” Trey took the opportunity to “lead services” while at Synagogue with a rendition of “Avinu Malkeinu.”

Trey also opened with a nod to the town that was hosting him with “AC/DC Bag.” In addition to plenty of Phish tunes, Trey also shared plenty of stories.

Check out the killer poster for the show from Status Serigraph:

Always a treat to design for my favorite musician @treyanastasio ! Make sure to stop by the merch stand if you’re lucky enough to be going to the show tonight! I’ll have my copies up Friday at noon eastern for those that miss out! #treyanastasio #solo #acoustic #washingtondc

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Setlist
01. AC/DC Bag
02. The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday >
03. Avinu Malkeinu
04. Water In The Sky
05. Theme From The Bottom
06. Wolfman’s Brother
07. Everything’s Right
08. Miss You
09. Back On The Train
10. The Inlaw Josie Wales
11. Strange Design
12. Blaze On
13. Tide Turns
14. Sand > The Curtain With
15. Farmhouse > Pigtail > Bathtub Gin
16. Waste
17. Show of Life
18. Wilson
19. E: Brian and Robert
20. Bouncing Around The Room
22. More

Thanks to Alex Leary for the recording.

Photo credit: lawngrl