Widespread Panic

In 1999, Widespread Panic was riding a wave of success, having released their album "Don't Tell the Band" just a year earlier. This live recording from July 28, 1999, at New York's iconic Roseland Ballroom captures the band in a remarkable phase of their career, where they skillfully blended rock, blues, and funk into a sound uniquely their own. Notably, "Don't Tell the Band" was a pivotal album for them, marking a transitional period with more mature songwriting and arrangements. The Roseland show features several fan favorites, such as "Holden Oversoul" and "Diner," showcasing their improvisational prowess and tight-knit cohesion as a group. This concert exemplifies the quintessential Widespread Panic experience: an electrifying night filled with energy, deep grooves, and a palpable connection to the audience. Like they often do, they infused their setlist with both spontaneity and familiarity, making it a beloved recording among their devoted fanbase.

Watch on YouTube