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Widespread Panic - Full Concert at Von Braun Civic Center, Huntsville, AL

Von Braun Civic Center
Huntsville, AL, United States

April 7, 2000 | Video Length: 2:41:34

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Widespread Panic Performs 'Heroes' at Civic Center, Albany, GA

Civic Center
Albany, GA, United States

April 9, 2000 | Video Length: 5:34

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Widespread Panic Performance of 'Happy Child' at Red Rocks Concert

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

June 24, 2000 | Video Length: 1:48

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Widespread Panic Full Concert - 6/27/00 Set 2 - Celebrity Theatre, Phoenix

Celebrity Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, United States

June 27, 2000 | Video Length: 1:39:35

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Widespread Panic - Full Concert at Celebrity Theatre - Set 1

Celebrity Theatre
Phoenix, AZ, United States

June 27, 2000 | Video Length: 54:32

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Widespread Panic Full Concert - The Warfield Theater Performance

The Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA, United States

July 4, 2000 | Video Length: 3:6:47

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Widespread Panic - Full Concert: Driving Song, Pt. 1/Surprise Valley/Driving Song, Pt. 2 Live from Austin, TX

Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater
Austin, TX, United States

July 21, 2000 | Video Length: 18:11

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In July 2000, Widespread Panic was enjoying a period of significant growth and recognition in their career, with a dedicated fanbase and critical accl... Read Full Description >

In July 2000, Widespread Panic was enjoying a period of significant growth and recognition in their career, with a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim as one of the prominent jam bands of the era. The live recording featured in the video, “Driving Song, Pt. 1/Surprise Valley/Driving Song, Pt. 2,” is part of their album "Live From Austin, TX," which captures a performance during their tour. This recording is notable as it showcases the band's improvisational style and energetic stage presence. Prior to this live album, Widespread Panic released "Don't Tell the Band" in 1999, further solidifying their status in the music scene. This live performance was particularly significant as it aligns with the peak of their popularity, allowing fans to experience the spontaneity and artistry that Widespread Panic is known for. Additionally, the album served to bridge older and newer material, reflecting their evolving musical journey.

Widespread Panic - Full Concert at Dixie Fairgrounds, Winston-Salem, NC

Dixie Fairgrounds
Winston-Salem, NC, United States

August 6, 2000 | Video Length: 1:27:06

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Widespread Panic Concert at Jomeokee Jam, Winston Salem - 'Special Show'

Jomeokee Jam
Winston Salem, NC, United States

August 6, 2000 | Video Length: 14:37

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Widespread Panic Full Concert - Remastered 8/11/2000 at Oak Mountain Amphitheater

Oak Mountain Amphitheater
Pelham, AL, United States

August 11, 2000 | Video Length: 2:56:23

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Widespread Panic - Set 2 & Encore Performance - Full Concert - Pelham, AL

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, AL, United States

August 11, 2000 | Video Length: 1:49:56

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Widespread Panic: Red Hot Mama, Porch Song, Drums, Papa's Home, Surprise Valley - Full Concert

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, Alabama, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 46:27

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In August 2000, Widespread Panic was riding high on their success, following the release of their eighth studio album, "Don't Tell The Band," which de... Read Full Description >

In August 2000, Widespread Panic was riding high on their success, following the release of their eighth studio album, "Don't Tell The Band," which debuted in 1999. At this time, the band was known for their extensive live performances, showcasing their unique blend of rock, blues, and jazz influences. The live recording from the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre captures a pivotal moment in their career when they were solidifying their reputation as a premier jam band in the American music scene. The setlist, which includes fan favorites like "Red Hot Mama" and "Surprise Valley," exemplifies their improvisational style and ability to engage audiences. Notably, this performance occurred during a period of significant growth for the band, both in terms of their touring presence and their expanding musical catalog, marking a high point in their live performance legacy.

Widespread Panic - 'Imitation Leather Shoes' Live at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, Alabama, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 5:37

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Widespread Panic - All Time Low Live at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, AL, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 5:20

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Widespread Panic: Big Wooly Mammoth into Chilly Water - Full Concert at Oak Mountain 2000

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, Alabama, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 17:13

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Widespread Panic Live Performance of 'Ride Me High' & 'Makes Sense to Me' at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, Alabama, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 14:20

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Widespread Panic Live Performance of 'Wish You Were Here' and 'Flat Foot Flewzy' at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, Alabama, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 11:50

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Widespread Panic - Airplane, Pusherman, Henry Parsons Died (Full Concert)

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, AL, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 23:55

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On August 12, 2000, Widespread Panic performed a live set at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham, Alabama, highlighted by their classic tracks "Ai... Read Full Description >

On August 12, 2000, Widespread Panic performed a live set at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham, Alabama, highlighted by their classic tracks "Airplane," "Pusherman," and "Henry Parsons Died." This performance occurred during a peak era in the band's career, as they were well-established in the jam band scene, having gained significant momentum from their prior studio release, "Til the Medicine Take," which came out in 1999. The live recording I've referenced is part of the "Live at Oak Mountain 2000" release, reflecting their reputation for dynamic live performances and improvisational prowess. This concert is notable not just for its energetic delivery but also for the band's strong fan engagement, showcasing Widespread Panic's dedication to their craft and their audience during a time when they were solidifying their legacy in American rock music.

Widespread Panic: Full Concert - 'Wondering', 'I'm Not Alone', 'Climb to Safety'

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, Alabama, United States

August 12, 2000 | Video Length: 21:17

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On August 12, 2000, Widespread Panic performed at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham, Alabama, showcasing a notable live set that included "Wondering... Read Full Description >

On August 12, 2000, Widespread Panic performed at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham, Alabama, showcasing a notable live set that included "Wondering," "I'm Not Alone," and "Climb to Safety." Prior to this performance, Widespread Panic released their album "Don't Tell the Band" in 1999, which contributed to their evolving sound and solidified their reputation as a leading band in the jam rock scene. The live performance at Oak Mountain was significant, as it captured the band during a prolific time when they were expanding their audience and refining their improvisational prowess. In the years following this concert, the band continued to build on their legacy, with an extensive touring schedule and several well-received live releases that highlighted their dedicated fan base and commitment to live performance. The Oak Mountain 2000 release is particularly cherished among fans for its raw energy and the seamless transitions between songs.