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Mike Gordon has shared an update on his imminent March 2026 Tour. The Phish bassist, whose most recent independent music endeavor culminated in the 2023 release of his sixth solo album, Flying Game, has unveiled additional details about the forthcoming run and personnel, including a new double-key offering during two upcoming appearances. 

According to Gordon’s latest post on social media, he has extended an invitation to two keyboardists, Robert Walter and Eli Winderman, to join him in concert on Tuesday, March 24, at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C., and Thursday, March 26, at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl location. In a post outlining the concerts’ added feature, Gordon enticed, “Come see a few very special DUAL KEYS shows with the band.”

Providing a window into the sonic capacity of Gordon’s live experience, the artist told Relix Editor-in-Chief Dean Budnick in a 2024 interview: “When I’m onstage in the middle of a big jam, sometimes the way the groove is floating feels like flying—that’s what’s in my brain.”

He continued, “There’s a very acute sense of that from the propulsion and the feeling of the music. It’s similar to dreams where it’s been really significant and fun to get off the ground. That’s all also connected to my sense of a flow state.”

Tickets remain on sale for Gordon’s March 2026 Tour. 

Read the musician’s 2024 Relix interview here.

Mike Gordon March Tour Dates:

March 13 – Bearsville Theater – Woodstock, N.Y. SOLD OUT

March 14 – The Stone Pony – Asbury Park, N.J.SOLD OUT

March 15 – Union Transfer – Philadelphia

March 17 – Orange Peel – Asheville, N.C.

March 19 – Neighborhood Theatre – Charlotte, N.C.

March 20 – Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville, Tenn.

March 21 – Variety Playhouse – Atlanta

March 22 – Charleston Music Hall – Charleston, S.C.

March 24 – Lincoln Theatre – Washington, D.C.

March 26 – Brooklyn Bowl – Brooklyn, N.Y.

March 27 – Paradise – Boston SOLD OUT

March 28 – State Theatre – Portland, Maine 

March 29 – Higher Ground – Burlington, Vt. SOLD OUT

March 30 – Higher Ground – Burlington, Vt.