The Athens-based jam band sold-out three nights in Asheville, leading to $8 million in local expenditures across the city.

Erik Kabik Widespread Panic returned to the ExploreAsheville.com Arena Harrah’s Cherokee Center in Asheville, N.C., on Friday ...

After canceling 2024's trip to the Land of the Sky for medical reasons, Widespread Panic made its return to Asheville on ...

Ian Rawn Last night, Widespread Panic arrived at ExploreAsheville.com Arena for the onset of their three-night run in the Harrah's Cherokee ...

Those left still standing at the end of the three-night Widespread Panic run in Asheville were rewarded with the band's debut of "War Pigs".

Widespread Panic fans are a dedicated bunch, and God bless 'em." Reaching Schools by phone is a bit like acting out a scene from a spy movie, offering obscure code names to a skeptical hotel desk ...

Acquaviva and members of Widespread Panic were on their way back from Memphis to Athens — home base for Widespread Panic and R.E.M. — when the wreck occurred April 22, 1990, along a rural ...

In 2009, Widespread Panic released a multi-track recording the show as “Huntsville 1996″ as part of its archive series, still available as a digital download or compact disc via nugs.net.

Widespread Panic sells very few albums, makes all its money off its live shows and has a rabid fan base eerily similar to the Grateful Dead's.

The sound of Widespread Panic actually deserves harder language than that. Over 25 years, the group has developed a fairly heavy approach to the improvisational rock it's made its métier.

* To hear a free Sound Bite from Widespread Panic, call Post-Haste at 202/334-9000 and press 8129. (Prince William residents, call 703/690-4110.) Widespread Panic are at their best when performing ...