As Asheville, NC continues to feel the economic sting of Hurricane Helene, Widespread Panic and its fans brought much needed ...

The Athens-based jam band sold-out three nights in Asheville, leading to $8 million in local expenditures across the city.

After canceling 2024's trip to the Land of the Sky for medical reasons, Widespread Panic made its return to Asheville on ...

Erik Kabik Widespread Panic returned to the ExploreAsheville.com Arena Harrah’s Cherokee Center in Asheville, N.C., on Friday ...

Widespread Panic Riverfront Amphitheater Little Rock, Arkansas July 10, 2007 Almost a month to the day that Little Feat appeared at the Little Rock Riverfront Amphitheater before an enthusiastic crowd ...

For the night’s encore, Widespread Panic worked in a take on brute.’s “Expiration Day,” followed by the final bust out of the night, “Sandbox,” which had not been strummed since 2001.

Phish, Widespread Panic and their respective legions of fans will take over Alabama, top to bottom, this Memorial Day weekend. The two biggest jam bands in the world. Three nights. Same state.

The sound of Widespread Panic actually deserves harder language than that. Over 25 years, the group has developed a fairly heavy approach to the improvisational rock it's made its métier.

Though Widespread Panic is often compared to the Grateful Dead, the Georgia band sounds quite a bit different than the grandfathers of the jam-band scene. The Panic draw from the tumbling blues ...