John Keane and Jerry Joseph performed with Widespread Panic last night at Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Pelham, AL. Keane played guitar and pedal steel during Ride Me High and Genesis in the first set. Joseph added guitar and vocals to North -> Cortez The Killer midway through the second set.
Keane also played banjo with the band on Saturday, at the same venue, for The Waker in the second set.
Widespread Panics next performance is June 21 at the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, TN. For the groups complete summer itinerary, visit www.widespreadpanic.com.
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Published: 2002/04/29
John Keane, Jerry Joseph Sit in with Widespread Panic
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