Widespread Panic

On July 10, 2013, Widespread Panic was riding the wave of a vibrant career, having just dropped their album 'Wood' a year prior. This live performance at the Idaho Botanical Gardens showcased a spirited collaboration with Bloodkin, as they launched into Tom Waits' 'Clap Hands' and then seamlessly transitioned into 'Quarter Tank of Gasoline,' creating an exhilarating experience for fans. Notably, this period marked a time when Widespread Panic was not only celebrating their extensive catalog but also embracing spontaneity in live settings, where guest appearances added an unexpected twist. Their ability to blend genres and feature collaborative moments like this one illustrates their significance in the jam band scene, keeping the energy alive and audiences coming back for more.

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