On June 27, 2000, Widespread Panic delivered an electrifying performance at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix, AZ. At this point in their career, the band had just released their studio album *‘Don't Tell The Band’* a year earlier, in 1999. This was a significant time for Widespread Panic as they successfully carved their place in the jam band scene, known for their energetic live shows and a unique blend of rock, blues, and funk. Interestingly, their reputation for improvisational jamming is evident in the setlist from this performance. Featuring songs like "Space Wrangler" and "It Ain't No Use," the concert showcased the band's commitment to spontaneity, often making each night a unique experience. Fans familiar with their live recordings would savor how songs evolve and get lengthy, intricate solos that invite listeners to be part of something greater. This energy and camaraderie in their live performances continue to resonate, highlighting why Widespread Panic remains a beloved staple in the music landscape.