Widespread Panic have announced plans for its much-anticipated Halloween series, scheduled for Friday, Nov. 1, and Saturday, Nov. 2, at Savannah, Ga.’s Enmarket Arena. Following the holiday, fans of the trailblazing jam-rock ensemble will keep the good times rolling, flocking to the band’s home state for its trademark series of back-to-back Halloween-themed shows. As this year’s iteration marks the third time Widespread Panic will take the stage at Enmarket Arena on Halloweekend, it sets the stage for such a tradition to endure in years to come.

This announcement follows the June 14 release of Snake Oil King, Widespread Panic’s first studio record in nearly nine years. In the weeks since the album’s premiere, the group has performed a number of its songs at high-profile bookings, bringing cuts like “We Walk Each Other Home,” “Little by Little” and “Life as a Tree” to both its June 20 opening set for The Rolling Stones in Denver and three consecutive performances at Morrison, Colo.’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre on June 21, 22 and 23.

Prior to their post-Halloween stint at Enmarket Arena, the band is set for three shows at The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee on Oct. 25-27. Until then, fans can catch Widespread Panic in Asheville July 25-27, Boston Aug. 22-24, or Las Vegas Sept. 20-22. The Halloween shows will then bring their year of touring–so far–to a triumphant conclusion.

Tickets for the Halloween shows will go on sale on Friday, July 12, at 10:00 a.m. ET. For tickets and more information, go to https://widespreadpanic.com/shows/.