Last night in Athens, Widespread Panic opened its 25th Anniversary tour, with a look back to its very first show. The band opened the night with “For What It’s Worth,” just as it had done at the The Mad Hatter Ballroom in Athens on February 2, 1986.
Dead & Company Commence Dead Forever Residency at The Sphere (A Photo Gallery + Recap)
U.S. House of Representatives Passes TICKET Act, Furthering Consumer Protections for Live Events
Jon Batiste to Join The Rolling Stones at Metlife Stadium
Allman Betts Band Kick Off First Tour in Three Years, Welcome New Drummer Alex Orbison
Jeremiah Fraites Maintains His Piano Roll
My Morning Jacket Unveil 4K Restoration of Acclaimed Concert Film ‘Okonokos’
Visions of The Dead: A Grateful Dead Art and Photography Exhibition to Coincide with Dead & Company’s Sphere Residency
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