This weekend’s Widespread Panic shows at Fiddlers Green in Denver, CO will go on, as scheduled. Saturday’s show will be the first performance since the passing of guitarist Michael Houser, who died Saturday from complications related to pancreatic cancer.
For information on how to make a donation to the Mikey Houser Fund, visit the groups website.
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Published: 2002/08/15
Widespread Panic Shows will Take Place This Weekend
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