The special circumstance Phair was referencing is the Guyville tour, in which she performs the entirety of her 1993 debut album Exile in Guyville, along with a few other fan favorites. “But this feels really special, because 30 years, it just feels like a full-circle moment.” That's just what I know from thousands of times of doing it,” Phair said when talking to the Current’s Jill Riley recently. “There's no question in my mind that performances are collaborative with the audience. “I know your state very well.” The singer knows her fans and their desires well, too. “There’s a summer camp in Minnesota that still has my name on the rafters,” Liz Phair said Friday evening at Palace Theatre.
