Widespread Panic 'Panic In The Streets' - April 18, 1998 - Athens, GA

On April 18, 1998, Widespread Panic performed an iconic show in downtown Athens, GA, known as "Panic In The Streets." This free concert was part of the release party for their album "Light Fuse, Get Away" and drew an estimated crowd of 100,000 fans. Highlights of the night included energetic performances of "Disco," "Tall Boy," and "Love Tractor," setting the tone for an unforgettable evening. The first set featured fan favorites like "Aunt Avis," "Diner," and "Walkin' (For Your Love)," while the second set included powerful renditions of "Chilly Water," "Greta," and "Christmas Katie." The encore of "West Virginia," "Space Wrangler," and "Ain't Life Grand" left the audience in high spirits. This show is remembered for its vibrant energy and the band's connection with the crowd, making it an iconic event to celebrate with a JamBand Bracelet. The sheer size of the audience and the band's electrifying performance made this a truly historic moment in Widespread Panic's career.

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