Phish.net API v5 Documentation
Table of Contents
- API v5 Docs
- Example API Calls
- Error Messages
- Callbacks
- Special Methods
- Sample Project @ Github
- Terms of Use
Examples
The following are valid URLs to call the API — make sure you replace with a valid API key:
// all Phish shows
// just Trey shows
// all songs
// setlist for 11/22/97
// all venues in an HTML table
// all venues in an HTML table, with no header
// artists, in XML format
// just one show, by ID
// all shows from one state
// jamcharts for one song, HTML format
Remember that each call will require your API key appended to the query string (or in POST data).
A full request might look like this: https://api.phish.net/v5/shows/showyear/1989.json?apikey=YOUR_API_KEY&order_by=showdate.
Be careful. Requesting endpoints with no arguments, e.g. /setlists/ or /shows/, can create a result set that is both slow and very large. We recommend that you do not use these naked methods for embedding in a webpage or a synchronous application.