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Celebrate your 40th anniversary with a tax refund widespread panic<\/strong>the band’s loyal fan base flocked to Birmingham, Alabama. coca cola amphitheater<\/strong> We enjoyed two nights of swampy jam rock. WSP after test drive in Huntsville Orion Amphitheater<\/strong> Over the past two summers, Birmingham’s patience has paid off with its first Panic show in eight years. Panic was rightly welcomed in the city where the band has been performing since 1987.<\/p>\n john bell<\/strong> He rolled up his sleeves and greeted with a modest, “Hello, everyone!” Before WSP begins with the two instrumentals of the first three songs. \u201cThe Take Out\u201d shattered the static until it dialed in the frequency of \u201cRadio Child.\u201d jojo herman<\/strong> Jumped between the multi-layered keyboards. guns for hire, nick johnson<\/strong>and captured the fort. jimmy herring<\/strong>This is the 10th time he has been absent (excluding last year’s New Year’s Eve sit-in), and he looks and sounds more comfortable each time.<\/p>\n bassist dave school<\/strong> We broke into the second instrumental, playing the distorted rhythm of “Machine” with bear paws, before settling on “Barstools and Dreamers.” Jojo’s organ Sunny Ortiz<\/strong>The upbeat percussion of WSP dominated the sound at slower tempos, but when WSP went into double time, Nick Johnson and duane trucks<\/strong>Drums propelled the movement.<\/p>\n Related: Dave learns about this chapter of absurdity, current art, and widespread panic [Interview]<\/p>\n JB introduced the relaxed “C. Brown” and the mellow vibe wandered into the “Goodpeople” sandwiches. JoJo dissected the song from a shadowy corner of the stage while visiting the \u201cDark Bar.\u201d After finishing the jam sandwich, WSP performed two more original songs “Little by Little” and “Blackout Blues” to close out the first half.<\/p>\n Widespread Panic \u2014 \u201cC Brown\u201d \u2014 April 17, 2026<\/strong><\/span>\n<\/blockquote>\n