Phish are known for their crazy covers and antics, especially during a long run of shows. The band's "Baker's Dozen," a 13-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City, is no different.

Phish Covers Fleet Foxes "White Winter Hymnal"

On night two of their epic run over the weekend, Phish dished out donuts to the first bunch of lucky fans who entered MSG. Strawberry was Saturday's flavor, and the band opened the show in an appropriate fashion.

Phish Opens Their Show With A Rendition of The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" A Cappella

No strangers to unaccompanied vocal harmony, Phish often breaks up their marathon sets with some a cappella jams. 

Phish Singing Lynyrd Skynyrd's Classic "Freebird" A Cappella

They even attempt the occasional barbershop tune.

"Hello, My Baby" Performed by Phish

Ever the egalitarians, they conquer more than all-male barbershop repertoire.

"Sweet Adeline" as performed by Phish

Even when they cover pop tunes, they do so with a "doo-wop" flair...

"Space Oddity" opb David Bowie

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