Widespread Panic has just announced its initial spring tour schedule. The tour begins April 9 at Exhibition Hall in Madison, WI and will include several two-night stands at venues such as UIC Pavilion in Chicago (4/11 4/12), The Orpheum Theatre in Boston (4/15 4/16), Constitution Hall in Washington, DC (4/17 4/18) and The Beacon Theatre in New York City (4/22 4/23), among others. Panic will also make stops in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Florida, Missouri, Kentucky and Indiana. More dates will be added.
The group will be touring in support of a new studio album, due out April 15. Details are forthcoming.
For the initial schedule, visit the bands official website.
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