Page McConnell

Page McConnell (born May 17, 1967) is an American keyboardist, pianist, composer, and founding member of the jam band Phish, formed in Burlington, Vermont in 1983. Born in 1967, McConnell studied at Goddard College and has been instrumental—both literally and figuratively—in shaping Phish's distinctive sound through his intricate keyboard work and compositions. As one of the band's primary songwriters alongside Trey Anastasio, McConnell has crafted numerous original compositions and arrangements that showcase his classical training and innovative approach to rock and jam music. His keyboard virtuosity and compositional contributions have earned him recognition in the jam band community and beyond. Over decades of touring and recording, McConnell has helped establish Phish as one of the most dedicated live bands in rock history, known for their improvisational prowess and intricate arrangements. Beyond Phish, he has pursued solo projects and collaborations, demonstrating his versatility as a musician. McConnell's influence on jam band music and his role as a founding member of Phish have made him a respected figure in contemporary rock and progressive music.