Phish plays ‘Gloria’ during concert in St. Louis moments after Blues win Game 7

The St. Louis Blues adopted Laura Branigan’s classic hit song “Gloria” during their playoff run, playing it moments after home wins, blaring it in the streets after games, and playing it non-stop on radio stations.

Well, something cool happened back in St. Louis on Wednesday night after the Blues won the Stanley Cup with a 4-1 victory over the Bruins in Boston. The jam band Phish just so happened to be having a concert at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis and moments after the Blues won, the band broke out a version of “Gloria.”

You can see part of it in the video below. They then went into the Rolling Stones’ classic song “Loving Cup”:

@msmallmon @miklasz @BernieShow Over here at Chaifetz Arena, Phish opened set 2 with Gloria straight into the Rolling Stones Loving Cup. Cup fever everywhere!! pic.twitter.com/NAi3N69qeL

— Nathan Thomas (@mizzounate) June 13, 2019

Phish played Gloria. pic.twitter.com/pObnYcrAvb

— Drew Silva (@drewsilv) June 13, 2019

Twitter loved it:

.@phish playing in St. Louis tonight. They open up the second set with "Gloria."

Pretty awesome.

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) June 13, 2019

That’s right. @phish is actually covering Gloria in honor of the Blues win #phish

— YEMblog (@YEMblog) June 13, 2019

So, @phish is playing St. Louis tonight. My buddy, a die-hard Blues/Phish fan, is there (his 63rd Phish show). He said all the TVs in the arena had the game on.

And now Phish just played Gloria —> Loving Cup.

That’s amazing. So damn cool.

— Ryan Fagan (@ryanfagan) June 13, 2019

Phish is playing St. Louis tonight and played “Gloria” after the #Blues won the #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/EzpSBC30zg

— Brent Axe (@BrentAxeMedia) June 13, 2019