Each REPRISE show is built around a single historic Phish concert — not a curated hits set, but one complete night from Phish’s catalog, performed in full. Last September, Phish’s longtime lyricist Tom Marshall stepped onstage with them at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia. On Wednesday, November 4, the band brings that approach to Buffalo Iron Works.
About the Show
REPRISE is four New England musicians who collectively cover a lot of territory. Cal Kehoe, longtime frontman for Pink Talking Fish, handles guitar. Adrian Tramontano, who also plays with Twiddle and Kung Fu, is on drums. Scott Chasolen, founding member of Ulu and keyboardist for the internationally touring Pink Floyd tribute The Machine, holds keyboards. Chris DeAngelis, a multi-instrumentalist with credits including The Machine, Kung Fu, and The Breakfast, rounds out the group on bass.
The band formed in January 2024, its origin a one-off Fall ’97 Phish tribute at Ardmore Music Hall in December 2022. Their debut was a two-night stand at Nectar’s in Burlington, Vermont, the room where Phish played a pivotal role in their early development. The choice was not coincidental. Since then, they have built a touring presence spanning New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and Colorado, with 15 shows scheduled from August through December 2026. They played Syracuse in October, making the Buffalo date part of an upstate New York stretch.
Rock DNA Mag reviewer Joanna Gleason, writing about a May 2025 performance in Pembroke, Massachusetts, called them “the best Phish cover band I’ve ever seen during my long career” and noted that the band delivered “the emotion, the passion, the melody” alongside the improvisational character that defines Phish live. The audience that night responded with “singing, dancing, jumping throughout” — the kind of response a tribute act earns when it commits fully to the source material. Any given night pulls from rock, funk, country, bluegrass, electronic, and pop, reflecting the same breadth that made Phish difficult to categorize.
Venue & Logistics
Buffalo Iron Works is a 500-capacity club at 49 Illinois St. in western New York. For a band whose set runs through the length of an entire Phish show, that is an intimate room. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.; the show starts at 8:00 p.m. The event is 18 and up.
Tickets
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