Widespread Panic

On September 13, 2014, Widespread Panic delivered an electrifying performance at the inaugural Phases of the Moon Festival in Danville, IL. Leading up to this live recording, the band had released their album 'Street Dogs' just a year earlier in 2013, marking an interesting chapter in their storied career. By this time, Widespread Panic had become known for their spirited and improvisational live sets, which drew heavily from their rich catalog while incorporating fresh material. What makes this particular performance noteworthy is the band's unique ability to engage the audience, weaving together seamlessly performed jams that emphasize their deep-rooted connection to the crowd. Fun fact: the festival itself was inspired by the celebration of music and art, creating a vibrant atmosphere that perfectly complemented the band's energetic stage presence.

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