Widespread Panic

Widespread Panic was riding high in 2010, especially with the release of their album "Dirty Side Down," which debuted just a few months earlier in April. This album was a significant milestone for the band, marking their first studio release in four years after "Earth to America." Fans were eager for new material, and "Dirty Side Down" didn’t disappoint, showcasing their signature blend of Southern rock, funk, and improvisational jamming. During the live performance of "Second Skin" at the historic Fox Theater in Oakland on October 15, 2010, the energy was palpable. This venue has a rich history of hosting legendary bands, and Widespread Panic, known for their electrifying live shows, brought the house down that night. Fun fact: the band is praised for their extensive touring schedule, and this performance was part of a fall tour that continued to solidify their reputation as a powerhouse in the jam band scene. Their ability to engage the audience with extended jams and vibrant storytelling really shone during that set.

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