Widespread Panic has just canceled its European spring tour. The bands website states: Due to extenuating circumstances, Widespread Panic will not be traveling to Europe in May. The band sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience and hopes to reschedule this tour in the future. Brown Cat, Inc., the groups management company would not comment on the situation.
As of now, Widespread plans to perform at all other scheduled shows including the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, TN this June. For a complete list of confirmed dates, visit www.widespreadpanic.com.
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Published: 2002/03/28
Widespread Panic Cancels European Tour
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