Hampton swims with Phish fans  Thousands travel to see trio of
concerts  HAMPTON,Va. (WAVY) - Tens of thousands of people are
in Hampton to see the band Phish rock the Hampton Coliseum this
weekend. Fire officials say so far there have been at least
seven 911 calls for drug-related emergencies.  Phish is in town
for three days, performing a trio of shows, but fans told 10 On
Your Side the event is a lot more than just a concert.  "The
music, that is why we are here, but it's more than the music --
it's community," said Phish fan Kyle Harris. "It's community,
definitely."  To the Phish community, the shows at the Coliseum
hold a special meaning. The venue, known to Phish fans as "The
Mothership," was the place where the band recorded its five-CD
album "Hampton Comes Alive" and where the group performed the
first reunion shows after a five-year touring break.  Phish has
given concerts at the Coliseum 15 times since 1995, and fans say
describing all that comes with the concerts is difficult to put
into words.  "